Publisher's Synopsis
IN AMERICA we have been very wasteful of our natural our resources. This is especially the case in the destruction of our game birds. Our rapidly increasing population has brought to a realization that the game can disappear, and become but a memory. Though the spirit of protecting the game has come late, it is not too late. True sportsman do not object to bag limits, laws for game protection are necessary, but the time has come when game propagation is also necessary. The proper expenditure of the funds from hunters' licenses provides the means. That we must produce, if we would destroy, has dawned on us. Propagation is the only solution of the future game supply problem
