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VOL. XI 



APRIL, 1917 



The- object of this magazine- is 

 TO Make- North Ameeicathe 5iggest 

 Gahe Pboducing Country in the Woi^ld 



CONTENTS 



Survey of the Field — Raiding a Game Farm — More Freedom — 

 Uniformity of Criminal Laws— An Excellent Commissioner — A Suc- 

 cessful Meeting— Why the Oyster Escaped— Quail for Anne Arundel 

 — The Maine Breeders' Bill — Wild Ducks in Ohio — Reducing the 

 Food Bill— A Big Mail— The Book Department— A Good ^ord for 

 the Airedale. 



Prairie Grouse and Sharp Tails - - - D. W. Huntington 



Black Siberian Hares and Other Fur Rabbits 



U. S. Department of Agriculture 



More About the Siberian Hare - - - By McGillivray 



The Trapping of Wild Ducks Aymer Maxwell and DeVisme Shaw 



Notes from the Game Farms and Preserves By Our Readers 



The Game Market — The Egg Market— Sales of Day — Old 

 Pheasants — More Prize Quail — The Rahlman Case — Orders 

 Still Coming. 



The Black Head Disease — Contribution Rhode Island Experi- 

 ment Station. 



Editorials — Two Similar Cases— Quail Breeding— The Title to Game 



— The Siberian Hare. 



Correspondence— Outings and Innings — Trade Notes, Etc. 



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