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Hunters Declare Against the Spring Shooting of Ducks.
Editor.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-03-31

Fine Fall Spoils Shooting. Weather Too Good for the Men Behind the Hammerless. No Big Flight Now Likely. Birds Doing Well Up North, and Only Straggling Movements to Southern Winter Quarters Looked For.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-10-27

Ducks are Now on the Wing. Big Flight Expected Here from the North Within Short Time. Young Birds Coming First. Charley Metz Reports that Bluewings Were Never More Plentiful, but They Are Rapidly Making for South.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-09-29

Hunters Expect a Harvest. Omaha Sportsmen Hie Themselves to Lake and Field. Ducks and Chickens Plentiful. Big Birds Put In an Appearance-Good Bags Are Looked For-Mrs. Stewart Accompanies Her Husband.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-10-13

Hunters' Moon Approaches. With First Blustery Weather Ducks and Geese Will Arrive. Jacksnipe Shooting is Good. Young Crabill Takes His Gun Across the River and Returns With a bag of Twenty-One Snipe.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-10-06

Hunters Find Poor Picking. Weather Has Been Altogether Too Pleasant to Bag Water Fowl. Quail Season is Now Open. For Fifteen Days Nimrods May Scour the Fields of Nebraska for Bob White - Many Hunters Go to the Fields.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-11-03

Hunting Season Fruitless. Weather Has Been Too Mild to Suit Knights of the Gun.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-11-24

Hunting Season Nears End. Most of the Game Birds Have Moved to Their Winter Home. Rabbit Hunting is Still Left. Local Hunters Have Little Luck in Their Efforts to Bag Some Game of Any Kind During the Last Week.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-12-08

Quail Not Very Plentiful. Hunters Not Able to Land Bags of Any Material Size. Duck Flight is Scattered. Real Cold Days Would Set the Birds in Motion, Although it is Thought Most of Them Have Gone South.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-11-10

Fall Shooting is Not Good. Weather Has Not Been Good for Ducks and They are Gone. Chickens are Also Scarce. Quail Season is at an End-Not Many Good Bags Made-Many Hunters Have Made Several Trials.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1912-11-17

House Urged to Pass Bill to Protect Birds.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1913-01-26

Duck Season Nears an End. Time for Killing Ends in This State Next Saturday. Few Omaha Hunters are Out. Tornado Keeps Many at Home Who Otherwise Might Have Enjoyed Some Shooting on Nebraska Waters.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1913-03-30

Nobody Loves the Mudhen; High Federal Officials Give Her the Jest.
Bee Reporter.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1915-04-25

The City Back-Yard Bird Sanctuary.
Learned, Mary.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1916-06-11

Taking an Early Morning Hike With Bird Lovers is Rare Treat for Uninitiated. "Amateur" Accompanies Ornithologists on Trip Through Woods and Canons of Fontenelle Reserve; Annual "Warbler Day" Held Saturday at Child's Point.
Gudmundsen, Mabel.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1918-05-12

Peters Seeks to Protect Wild Fowl in State. Omaha Sportsman Interests Congressman Lobeck in Passing Enabling Act of Treaty with Canada.
Snyder, Edgar S.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1918-04-21

Hens May Hatch Wild Duck Eggs but They Cannot Raise the Ducklings. John Raymond Gives Up Hope To Have a Chicken Coop of Wild Ducks, for Ducks are Ducks and Do Not Heed Clucking of Mother Hen Fearing For Young Ones.
Anonymous and John Raymond.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1919-07-06

Omaha Nimrods Need 13-inch Mortar to Bag Limit of Ducks Nowadays.
Bee Sports writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1921-03-20

Pheasants Will Be Added to Nebraska Game Birds.
Special.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1922-09-24

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