Our Wild Fowl And Waders
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The most expensive items incident to the rearing of wild ducks for sport are the wages of the gamekeeper and the food for the ducks. The- shooting rental is a small item, comparatively, in America, since ground suitable for duck rearing can be rented for shoot- ing purposes for a few cents per acre.* When a farmer, or a sportsman residing in the country, undertakes to rear wild ducks and looks after them per- sonally, very good sport can be had at little or no ex- pense, because the sale of som...e of the ducks and eggs will pay the food bill, and, of course, there is no rent.^ *The rentals paid for many upland preserves are from 5 to 10 cents per acre, or from ?32 to $64 per square mile, per annum. Lands suitable for ducks which are only worth a few dollars per acre should be rented for less than the amounts n; Tied.
1 Captain Gates says: "I am of the opinion that, provided a man feeds and looks after his ducks himself, Is In possession of a supply of coops and runs, and is fortunate enough to have a suitable piece of water of his own, as well as a lot of ground to rear them on, that he can make his accounts balance at the end of the year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most expensive items incident to the rearing of wild ducks for sport are the wages of the gamekeeper and the food for the ducks. The- shooting rental is a small item, comparatively, in America, since ground suitable for duck rearing can be rented for shoot- ing purposes for a few cents per acre.* When a farmer, or a sportsman residing in the country, undertakes to rear wild ducks and looks after them per- sonally, very good sport can be had at little or no ex- pense, because the sale of som...e of the ducks and eggs will pay the food bill, and, of course, there is no rent.^ *The rentals paid for many upland preserves are from 5 to 10 cents per acre, or from ?32 to $64 per square mile, per annum. Lands suitable for ducks which are only worth a few dollars per acre should be rented for less than the amounts n; Tied.
1 Captain Gates says: "I am of the opinion that, provided a man feeds and looks after his ducks himself, Is In possession of a supply of coops and runs, and is fortunate enough to have a suitable piece of water of his own, as well as a lot of ground to rear them on, that he can make his accounts balance at the end of the year.
What to read after Our Wild Fowl And Waders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huntington, Dwight W. (Dwight Williams), 1851-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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