Title: Game Breeder & Sportsman 1942 Vol. XLVII 11 issues Jan.-May & Jul.-Dec.

Categories: Magazines Back Issues Technology Agriculture Conservation

Publication Information: Published monthly by the Game Conservation Society, Inc., New York, NY.

Additional Information: (Formerly The Game Breeder). Pages in Jan. were numbered 241- 260. Feb. issue starts with page number 1 and run to 168. Issues are numbered Jan. No. 1 thru Dec. No. 11. No skipped pages or issue no. for a June issue so don’t know if there was a June issue or not. Illustrated. Has ads.

Summary: “The object of the magazine is to make North America the biggest game producing country in the world.” Contents Include:
• The Range System of Pheasant Culture
• January on the Game Farm or On The Game Farm (in multiple issues)
• Questions and Answers (in multiple issues)
• Your Game Preserve
• Sanitation on the Game Farm
• Caring for Our Birds in Winter
• Arms & Ammunition
• Field News and Notes (in multiple issues)
• Classified Advertising (in multiple issues)
• Pheasant Rearing & Shooting Costs in England
• The Rang System of Pheasant Culture Part II
• On The Game Farm (in multiple issues)
• Questions & Answers
• What the Wild Turkey Lives on in Winter
• More Trout Through Use of Carp Hormones
• Hatchability of Pheasant Eggs in Relation to Some Known Temperatures
• Arm & Ammunition
• Sporting Dogs
• My Jungle Partner, The Wild Turkey
• Raising Your Pheasant Chicks
• Superstitions Concerning Birds
• Looking Into a Deer’s Stomach
• The Woodcock in Louisiana
• Facts on Winter Fish Mortality
• Raising Pheasants for Shooting
• How to Get Good Quail Shooting on Small Areas
• Jim Crow in the Adirondacks
• Raising the Hungarian Partridge
• The Willow Ptarmigan
• Notes from the Game Preserve (in multiple issues)
• The Impeyan Pheasant
• Feeding for Egg Production
• What and How to Plant to Attract Waterfowl
• The Beaver. Nature’s Game Warden
• Machine Rearing for More and Better Pheasants
• Propagating the Wild Drug
• Keeping Pheasants as a Hobby
• Bloody Bubo
• What and How to Plant to Attract Waterfowl
• The Cause of the Muddy Taste in Fish
• Caring for Your Gun
• More about Pheasant Rearing Costs
• Does Shooting Aid Quail Mating?
• Rearing Ruffed Grouse
• An Effective Mosquito Larvicide for Ponds
• Plan Your Winter Feeding Before the Snow Flies
• Wild Tuckey Staging a Comeback
• Artificial Illumination Stimulates Production
• Interesting Jottings on Waterfowl
• Great Quail Destruction Caused by “Thief Ants”
• Combining Grazing with Quail Production
• The Melanistic Mutant Pheasant
• Raising the Mountain Quail
• How to Cook Your Pheasant
• Developing the Quail Preserve
• Propagating Goldfish as a Hobby and Business Planning Your Feed Patches Ahead
• “I Dood It” With Pheasants
• Birds - The Handy Men That Work For Nothing
• Letters From Readers
• New Books
• Conservation in War Times

Condition: Softcover. Issues came from the Museum Of Natural History, University Of Kansas. All have a stamp on front cover, all covers show slight wear and light soiling. Most issues have faint fold marks. Spine edges are worn. Any other issues are listed below. Overall most are in good condition. Jan. issue covers are worn. Feb. issue has one page with some black rub marks on it. Several issues have a light moisture stain along the spine edge.

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