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II. 

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VI. 

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VIII. 

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XII. 

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 XIV. 

 XV. 

 XVI. 

 XVII. 

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Reveries. XIX. 



Mallard Ducks. XX. 



Wood Duck— Summer Duck. XXI. 



Blue-Winged Teal. XXII. 



Shooting Mallards from a Scull XXII I. 



Boat on the Mississippi. XXIV. 



Cornfield Mallard Shooting. XXV. 



Shooting Mallards in a Snow XXVI. 



Storm. 



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Mallard Timber Shooting. XXVIII. 



Mallard Shooting at Ice Holes. XXIX. 



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 Canvasback Duck. 



Green-Winged Teal. XXXIV. 



American Widgeon— Bald Pate. XXXV. 

 Gadwall Duck — Gray Duck. 



Quail Shooting. XXXVI. 



Dusky, or Black Duck. 

 American Coot— Mud Hen. 

 Buffle-Headed Duck— Butter Ball. 

 Redhead Duck. 



Science of Sculling Wild Fowl. 

 Pin Tail— Sprig Tail. 

 Two Sports; or Out for a Lark. 

 A Morning with Nature and an 



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 White-Fronted Goose. 

 The Snow Goose. 

 Brant, or Brant Goose. 

 Trumpeter Swan. 

 Canada Goose Shooting. 

 Boats. 



Outfits — Blinds — Decoys— Duck 

 Calls. 



The Shotgun and How to Use It. 

 Shot, Powder, Shells, Wads and 



Loading. 

 Dogs and their Characteristics. 



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Portrait of Author. Canvasback Duck. 



Mallard Duck. Quail. 



Retriever Bringing Mallard (in Marsh). Redhead Duck. 



Blue-Winged Teal. Shooting Redheads Over Decoys (in Marsh). 



Sculling Mallards on Mississippi. Pin Tail Duck. 



Wilson Snipe. Canada Goose. 



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