Venison, antelope, boar, pheasant, and other exotic species are now farm raised in the United States. Game are wild animals and birds. Farm-raised game are originally wild species of animals and birds that have been raised for sale.

This collection includes fifteen {15} vintage books, presented to you on a beautiful Gift Quality CD.


Books Include:

:: 1915 GAME FARMING FOR PROFIT AND PLEASURE
by Clement B. Davis. 72 pages. A Manual on the wild turkeys, grouse, quail, or partridges, wild ducks and the introduced pheasants and gray partridges: with special reference to their food, habits, control of natural enemies and the best methods of preserving and breeding: including, also an appendix on powder loads, ect. Fully Illustrated.

:: 1870 DEER, THEIR HABITS AND MANAGEMENT
by Underwood - 38 pages. Awonderful resource of information regarding the basics of deer rearing.

:: 1884 PRACTICAL GAME PRESERVING
by William Carnegie - 596 pages. Containing the fullest directions for rearing and preserving both winged and ground game and destroying vermin; with other information of value to the Game Preserver.

:: 1884 RABBITS FOR PROFIT
by P.J. Lloyd-Price - 127 pages. A treatise upon the new industry of hutch rabbit farming in the open, and upon warrens specially intended for sporting purposes, with hints as to their construction, cost, and maintenance.

:: 1887 PHEASANT KEEPING FOR AMATEURS
by George Horne - 148 pages. A practical handbook on the breeding, Rearing, and general management of aviary pheasants.

:: 1888 PRACTICAL PHEASANT REARING
by R. J. Lloyd-Price - 198 pages. Includes a section on grouse driving. To game preservers and masters generally I would say, Go occasionally yourself and see, throughout the breeding season, that the hints comprised in the following pages are being carried out with accuracy by your servants ; more especially do I urge you in the course of each rearing season to quit your downies twice or thrice very early, after the young birds are hatched and placed in their coops in the fields, and see for yourselves that they are turned out on fine days at 5 A.M. or thereabouts an over sleepy or idle keeper being frequently the cause of incalculable mischief at this epoch.
And to the keepers I would add, follow the instructions you will find in this little book, and you succeed.

:: 1905 WILD DUCKS, HOW TO REAR AND SHOOT THEM
by Captain W. Coape Oates - 120 pages. with Illustrations.The main object of this book is to assist those who are anxious to rear wild ducks on economical lines. The Author is not without hope that the pages which it contains may even be of some use to old hands at the game.

:: 1909 TEN YEARS OF GAME KEEPING
by Owen Jones "Gamekeeper" - 374 pages. The question of a career I become a gamekeeper at fifteen shillings a week - First impressions - The finger trick - The best start - Value of education - Responsibilities - Worries of first shoot. Lots os Illustrations.

:: 1913 DEER BREEDING FOR FINE HEADS, WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF MANY VARIETIES AND CROSS BREEDS
by Walter Winans - 136 pages. Following rough notes on a subject which, so far as I know, has never been written on, will, it is hoped, prove of use to owners of deer-forests and deer-parks.

:: 1913 FUR FARMING IN CANADA
by J. Walter Jones - 230 pages. A report commissioned by the government on fur farming. It describes a new industry for the country. The book details a variety of animals that are farmed for their fur, including raccoons, fox, skunk, and beavers. There's also plenty of information and pictures on the actual mechanics of this type of farming including setup, prices, operation, and so on. Interesting, since this is an industry that grew large but is now mostly gone.

:: 1914 PHEASANT FARMING
by Gene M. Simpson, Superintendent State Game Farm, Corvallis, Oregon - with Illustrations. - 58 pages.

:: 1915 PROPAGATION OF WILD BIRDS
by Herbert K. Job - 378 pages. A Manual of Applied Ornithology - Treating of practical methods of propagation of Quail, Grouse, Wild Turkey, Pheasant, Partridges, pigeons and Doves and Waterfowl in America, and of attracting and increasing wild birds in general, including Song-Birds.

:: 1916 AMERICAN PHEASANT BREEDING AND SHOOTING
by E.A. Quarles - 156 pages. Covers all the basics to profitable pheasant breeding.

:: 1917 THE REINDEER AND ITS DOMESTICATION
by Berthold Laufer - 68 pages. THE domestication of the reindeer has not yet been satisfactorily expounded. Some interesting though brief essays on the subject have been contributed by scholars engaged in the research of animal domestication.

:: 1919 MEATS, POULTRY AND GAME
by M. Edouard Panchard - 160 pages. How to buy, cook and carve, with a potpourri of meat recipes.