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Hunters After Jack Snipe. Ducks and Geese Go North, but the Scooters of the Sedge Come in Flocks.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1903-04-12

Nebraska Waters [Hunting Long-billed Curlew and Upland Plover at Hackberry Lake].
Griswold, Sandy.
Forest and Stream. 1903-08-22

Hunt Supper. Annual Game Hunt of the Sportsmen's Club. At the Grand Central Last Evening - Their Bill of Fare - Ladies Present for the First Time.
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
Omaha Daily Republican. 1875-10-16

Metz Shooting Lodge in the Wild Sandhills. One of the Most Complete Game Preserves and Sanctuaries in the country. What the King of the Merganzer Club has Done in Two Short years.
Griswold, Sandy.
Omaha Sunday World-Herald. 1907-10-06

Shooters After Wild Fowl. Open Water and the Spring Flight Brings Out the Gunners in Numerous Force.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1903-03-15

Snipe Seeking. How a Well-known Railroad Telegraph Operator of Council Bluffs Bagged His Game and Treated His Friends to a Game Supper.
Anonymous
Omaha Daily Republican. 1875-06-29

The Sportsmens Hunt. The Count in Detail Showing the Game that Each Killed. It Was a Bad Day for Ducks. The Club Supper To-night.
Herald writer.
Omaha Daily Herald. 1875-10-15

No Sale of Fowl and Fish Now. Traffic in Game Shut off by Passage of Bill.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1907-02-24

Gold Hunters.
William H. Burns
Omaha Daily Herald. 1875-10-15

Out of Season.
Editor
Omaha Daily Herald. 1879-02-20

Annual Fall Hunt. Of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. Who Were Out and Where they Hunted - Count of the Game.
Editor.
Omaha Daily Republican. 1881-10-22

August Sport. How the Prairie Chickens Feathers Fly this Month. Birds Rising and Asking to be Shot for the Fun of the Thing - Exploits of the Workingmen's Club Delegation - Private Scores Reported at Headquarters.
Omaha Herald, Staff Writer.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1881-08-26

Bagging Their Birds. The Splendid Scores Made in the Field in the Fall Hunt.
Herald writer.
Omaha Daily Herald. 1881-10-22

How It Came About that so Many English Sparrows are Swarming in Omaha These Days.
Editor.
Omaha Daily Republican. 1878-01-25

Club Hunt. Three Days Annual Rustle of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
Omaha Daily Bee. 1881-04-09

Dying Birds. They Have Frozen, Strayed, or Flown Away. Suffering Among the Feathered Tribes, Which is Said to Have Been Unprecedented - The Cold Less Fatal Than the Famine.
Editor.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1881-02-18

In the Elkhorn Woods, The Birds Met There. What a Day's Ramble Will Reveal to the Lover of Nature and Ornithology.
Griswold, Sandy.
Omaha Sunday World-Herald. 1905-09-24

The Fabled Days of Old in the Platte Valley. All Worldly Cares Went Whirling Skyward in the Vortex of Flame and Sparks From the Camp Fire.
Griswold, Sandy.
Omaha Sunday World-Herald. 1905-03-26

The Fall Hunt. The Sportsmen's Club Return With Their Game. Annual Supper at the Withnell House To-night.
Herald writer.
Omaha Daily Herald. 1878-10-24

Hunters Flock to Fields. Many Omaha Gunners Go to Places Where Game is Good. Boats Run on River to Florence. Reports Show Chicken Shooting Still Good, Although Most of the Sportsmen are After Duck.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1905-10-22

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