Outdoor America November 1928

Outdoor America November 1928

Author: Outdoor America

Year: 1928

Early American conservation, fishing, hunting, and outdoor magazine. Cover, John Held, Jr. Frontispiece, Cartoon by Grover Page $25,000,000 for Forests, John E. Gable Are Guides Hardboiled?, Donald Hough The Great Black Mallard, Ray Russell Trouting for the Stomach's Sake, Dad Lammon, Drawings by Gluyas Williams Petite Riviére, J. E. LeRossignol, Drawings by John D. Webber The Last Hunt in Antelope Gulch, George Bonner Sheboygan County's First Wild Life, Art Kade Bill's Barge, Mrs. John Borden Balm, Jay G. Sigmund, Drawings by Uldene Trippe Memorial to Gene Stratton-Porter, Dr. Henry Baldwin Ward What's Happening in Conservation, Seth Gordon Thirty Miles of Salmon Water, George Pearson The A. B. C. of Stream Pollution, Arthur M. Buswell Wild Geese, T. J. Jere Drees My Boy and I Trips Afield With Boys, Edited by Judge George W. Wood Waltonian Activities What's What and How in Conservation, Seth Gordon Waltonian Merit Men Gun Rack and Gun Fields, Alec Mermod Revolver Shooting, Bob Limbert Plea for the Pronghorn, Dr. Earl Acker "Oh, I Thought It Was a Buck", J. A. B., Drawings by Karl Huebner Camping, Edited by Murdo Gibson A Woman Goes Motor Camping, Alice LaLonde Outboard Motors and