"Wild Ducks: How to Rear and Shoot Them" by W. Coape Oates offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical practices of wild duck management and hunting. This meticulously prepared edition provides insights into the art of rearing waterfowl and the techniques employed for successful duck shooting.
Delve into the traditional methods of animal husbandry specific to game birds, exploring practical advice for raising wild ducks. This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical relationship between humans and these magnificent creatures, offering a unique perspective on a time when hunting and rearing were deeply intertwined. Whether you're interested in the history of hunting, the natural history of waterfowl, or the techniques of early game bird management, "Wild Ducks" provides a rich and detailed exploration of the subject. A timeless resource for anyone interested in duck shooting and the traditions surrounding it.
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