Philip Wolny
Waterfowl
Library Binding
(Rosen Central Jan. 15, 2011)
, 1 edition
A superb guide to safe, ethical, and enjoyable waterfowl hunting, this book covers everything a young hunter needs to knowfrom what to wear and pack to shooting strategies and the construction of duck blinds. Strongly emphasizing gun safety and adherence to state and federal regulations throughout, readers are provided with information about gun safety courses, the necessary hunting permits and licenses, and other laws relating to hunting limits, seasons, and private and public property. The ethics of hunting are emphasized, including a discussion of how to hunt in a humane and sustainable way. The book is full of practical pointers concerning hunt planning, optimum waterfowl hunting weather and habitats, foul weather gear, first-aid kits, the setting of decoys and construction and use of duck blinds, bird calls, and other inside tips that are the equivalent to a lifetime's worth of wisdom acquired by a veteran hunter.
- Series
- Hunting: Pursuing Wild Game! (Library)
- ISBN
- 1448812437 / 9781448812431
- Pages
- 64
- Weight
- 12.0 oz.
- Dimensions
- 7.3 x 0.4 in.
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