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A group of young friends spends a season on coastal bays hunting waterfowl and becomes entangled with local nighttime poachers who use heavy firearms. Their outings mix schoolroom interludes with daring nocturnal expeditions that reveal the poachers’ methods, violent confrontations, and the danger of pursuing illicit sport. The boys face treacherous marshes, a desperate swim for freedom, betrayals, and narrow escapes before a final resolution. The narrative emphasizes camaraderie, practical resourcefulness, and the moral and physical risks tied to frontier sport and illegal market hunting.

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Title: The Young Wild-Fowlers

Author: Harry Castlemon

Release date: January 22, 2021 [eBook #64366]
Most recently updated: October 18, 2024

Language: English

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The Angry Duck-hunter.

ROD AND GUN SERIES.

THE
YOUNG WILD-FOWLERS.

By HARRY CASTLEMON,
AUTHOR OF “THE GUNBOAT SERIES,” “BOY TRAPPER SERIES,” “ROUGHING IT SERIES,” ETC.
PHILADELPHIA:
PORTER & COATES.
Copyright, 1885,
BY
PORTER & COATES.