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One of the foremost writers on waterfowling history, Wayne Capooth chronicles in Vol. One of Waterfowling America the fascinating and colorful accounts of how duck hunting evolves from its primitive beginnings with early modern man, some 40,000 years ago, to the Old World, to the New World, and later as it was practiced in the Atlantic Flyway – from Maine to Florida.
Journey back to relive waterfowling history as duck hunting was practiced on the Great South Bay of Long Island, Barnegat Bay, Chesapeake Bay, Currituck Sound, Cobb’s Island, St. Johns River, the rice fields of South Carolina and Georgia, and many other bountiful regions as only Wayne Capooth can tell it.
Illustrated here with numerous photographs and illustrations is an era when waterfowl were more bountiful and more abundantly harvested than today.
All chapter pages are in color, 8.5×11
