Sportsman Guide to Wild Duck
In the counterfeit duck thread I mentioned a booklet I picked up in our antique travels this weekend
its entitled "Sportsman's Guide to Wild Duck" by the Wildlife Management Institute of Washington DC - this copy is marked as "distributed through the courtesy of the Pennsylvania Game Commission", dated 1946 - is a foreword by Col. H. P. Sheldon and articles about the most recent studies on flyways and migration the booklet is illustrated by Fred Everett- a fellow Southern Tier NY'er ( I always like his work in classic upland bird books) - here are some samples of his work in the book http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=9360 http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=9359 http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=9357 |
Those are great prints of waterfowl. I particularly like the pintails, as they claim they are in our most eastern flyway, but in may years of duck hunting I have never even seen one.:cool: If I ever shoot one Scottie will get some business!!
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NFS I suspect?
I am a big fan of Fred Everett's art and writing. Not only was he a great illustrator, he also wrote "Fun With Game Birds" and "Fun With Trout" and had planned to finish "Fun With Bird Dogs" but passed away before that could happen. . |
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I JUST got it I have both of his "fun with" book. And they are fun Wonder where the unfinished bird dog manuscript went? |
I wonder too...
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I had a number of primarily waterfowl-based hunting books that I brought to Ernie's NE SxS but never got to put the out on the table due to space constrictions. Most of them are classic vintage books (Van Campen Heilner; Kortwright; Bruette, etc.). I will be posting them for sale in the coming weeks. Thanks, Kevin
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