The Mallard; Its Breeding, Shooting And Preserving
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means Northern U. S. and Canada. S. means Southern United States.
The latest quotations this ofRce has on the above plants are: Duck Potato or Wapato — Plants or bulbs, $.15 each; Seed (small), $1.00 a quart. Wild Celery — Seed, $.35 a pound; Plants or Bulbs (winter bulbs), $.15 each Wild Rice — Seed, $.35 a pound; plants, $.50 a bunch. Chufa, $.50 a quart. Sago Pondweed, $1.00 a quart; plants, $5.00 a crate. Wild Millet, $.20 a pound. Large discounts are given from the above prices for orders ...in quantities.
in captivity within the course of a few days assumes the flavor of that of a domestic duck. In other words, it is held by many that it is the wild celery and other foods the ducks have access to that give them their superior flavor. This fact makes ex- periments in raising wild foods and locating ducks on preserves in a wild or semi-wild state so that they will have access to such foods of very great interest.
The commercial breeder who can learn to rear mallards in large numbers on a wild-food diet at moderate expense, can secure high prices from clubs and hotels for all he can produce, for such birds will have the flavor of the wild species, and as the laws of most of the states forbid the sale of wild ducks, he will, have a larger demand for his output than he can supply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
means Northern U. S. and Canada. S. means Southern United States.
The latest quotations this ofRce has on the above plants are: Duck Potato or Wapato — Plants or bulbs, $.15 each; Seed (small), $1.00 a quart. Wild Celery — Seed, $.35 a pound; Plants or Bulbs (winter bulbs), $.15 each Wild Rice — Seed, $.35 a pound; plants, $.50 a bunch. Chufa, $.50 a quart. Sago Pondweed, $1.00 a quart; plants, $5.00 a crate. Wild Millet, $.20 a pound. Large discounts are given from the above prices for orders ...in quantities.
in captivity within the course of a few days assumes the flavor of that of a domestic duck. In other words, it is held by many that it is the wild celery and other foods the ducks have access to that give them their superior flavor. This fact makes ex- periments in raising wild foods and locating ducks on preserves in a wild or semi-wild state so that they will have access to such foods of very great interest.
The commercial breeder who can learn to rear mallards in large numbers on a wild-food diet at moderate expense, can secure high prices from clubs and hotels for all he can produce, for such birds will have the flavor of the wild species, and as the laws of most of the states forbid the sale of wild ducks, he will, have a larger demand for his output than he can supply.
What to read after The Mallard; Its Breeding, Shooting And Preserving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emmet Augustus Quarles to read onlineMoreLess
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