The aquatic plants listed in this folder — shoreline — 
plants, marsh and water plants. sunvort the countless 
numbers of small aquatic insect and animal life frogs 
feed en: and make a natural habitat for them. 
GIANT BULLFROGS — Northern raised — live de- 
livery auaranteed. $3 each: $5 ner pair: 5 pairs, $20; 2 
pairs ere ample for a one-acre water area. 
HARDY MUSKRAT FOODS 
A good Muskrat Marsh is one of the most profitable 
nieces of real estate you can own. You can keen the 
Muskrats on your ewn marsh. and attract them from 
adioinina areas — also stimulate an increase in your 
Muskrat ponulation, by establishing an abundance and 
variety of these foods that Muskrats love and need. 
FOR SHALLOW WATER UP TO 1 FT. DEEP 
Sweet Flaa. Cattail. Wavato (Muskrat Potato), Dwarf 
Wapato and Bur Reed. (See pages 2 and 3). 
FOR WATERS 6 INCHES TO 3 FT. DEEP 
Wild Rice. (See page 2). 
FOR WATER 2 FT. TO 5 FT. DEEP 
Water Lilies, Great Bulrush, Muskgrass, Elodea, Coon- 
tail, Duck Meats. (See inside pages.) 
SWEET FLAG AND CATTAIL ROOTS 
1000. $30; 300, $11; 100, $4. 
Prices and information on other materials on 
inside pages. 
DUCK WHEAT - GOOSE BUCKWHEAT 
This is an excellent food for both wild waterfowl and 
upland game birds. It holds its seed well into cold 
weather and the birds are extremely fond of it. It is 
a geod weed destroyer and matures in about eleven 
weeks or even less depending upon the weather. You 
can grow a crop of this excellent duck coaxer on almost 
any type of soil, mud, peat or even light sandy soil 
that will hardly grow anything else. We have had ex- 
cellent growths from our seed even when planted in 
the “blow sand” of central Illinois. One particular 
planting germinated 3 days after planting and grew to 
about three feet in 60 days. The State Conservation De- 
partments use this seed on their waterfowl refuges. tn 
addition to being one of the finest duck foods, this 
dlant ranks as one of the best pheasant and quail foods. 
Growing on the poores? of soils as it does and retaining 
the seed well into the winter makes it one of the best 
upland game bird grains. Plant 50 to 75 Ibs. per acre 
in the Spring as per detailed instructions we send you 
with shipment and you’ll have plenty of birds. Dry 
seed can be shipped by freight. SEED: $10 per 100 
Ibs; $6 for 50 Ibs.; 35c per Ib. in small lots. 
CHUFA OR NUT GRASS 
Sportsmen know the value of Nut Grass in attracting 
and holding wild waterfowl. Nut Grass grows wild in 
many sections of the country. however the tubers pro- 
duced by the wild plant are few and small and not 
nearly as meaty as ovr developed variety, Also you 
cannot control your wild crop of Nut Grass, whereas 
you can plant our Chufa where you want it and where 
it will do the most good in bringing in the birds. 
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