""Duck Shooting and Hunting Sketches"" is a book written by William Chester Hazelton and published in 1915. The book is a collection of stories and sketches about duck hunting and other forms of hunting. The author shares his personal experiences and observations on hunting, as well as his thoughts on the ethics of hunting and conservation. The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of hunting. The chapters cover topics such as the equipment needed for hunting, the different types of ducks and their behavior, the best hunting grounds, and the challenges and rewards of hunting. The author's vivid descriptions of the natural environment and the thrill of the hunt make this book an engaging read for anyone interested in hunting, wildlife, and the outdoors. Overall, ""Duck Shooting and Hunting Sketches"" is a timeless classic that captures the spirit of hunting and the beauty of the natural world.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
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The Art of Duck Shooting. The wild rice dips, the wild bends, And rustles in the breeze, As down the marsh the west wind sends, I ts message from the trees. BY EENEST MCGAFFEY. Duck shooting is a science; likewise an art. The seasoned duck shooter smiles at the quail hunter, the snipe shooter, and the man who eases around in a buck-board after prairie chickens. They are mostly parlor shooters in his opinion. Whisper, now men take their lives in their hands quite a bit who follow the sport of duck shooting. The marshes and lakes take something of a toll of human life in that respect, and more than a few good staunch fellows have gone under in the sink-holes, perished from exposure, or drowned in sight of shore while following their favorite hobby. You need to be some resemblance to a man to go after ducks year in and year out. Spring shooting has mostly been cut out; and a good thing, too. Some lively sessions I have seen occasionally, in the Spring time, when the ice came down on the blinds. Narrow squeaks at times, and rowing aimlessly in sudden blizzards, stiff ringers grabbing at ice-mailed decoys, and squalls that made gathering dead birds no childs play. Well, Ive weathered it, but I just make bold to say in passing that you need to be a good swimmer, a good man with a pair of oars, and as tough as a leather hinge to stand the racket.
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This l)ook is jtresented to the siiortsmeii aiid (hick huntors of America as the combination of the efforts of several writers. It is a council of the experts. Former works of this character gave a description of the plumage of wild-fowl. I think I have adopted a far better plan by giving a colored plate of the bird in its natural colors. I have also added plates of several other of our principal game birds besides wild-fowl. I have to thank the following writers for assisting me: Ernest McG affey, Victoria, British Columbia. Ross KiNER, Prophetstown, I llinois. R. P. Holland, A tchison, Kansas. J. F. Parks. Hot Springs, South Dakota. Herbert K. Job, West Haven, Connecticut. Edmund W. Weis, M. D., Ottawa, I llinois. Flossie Ray, Olive Hill, Kentucky. George Tj. Hopper. Buckabush, Washington.
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