sh water thirty sometimes to the width of a mile, we quickly miles long and transferred our shooting irons and shells to eight to fifteen wide the somewhat dilapidated and leaky boat —the whole enclosed which we had obtained for the occasion. We by the Wasatch found it necessary to push this… … Photo by A. G. Wallihan. the little sand pipers, and listen for a mo- bunches of rushes. As we entered this place ment to the loud quack, quack, quack, of a grand sight met our gaze. Hundreds of our much-sought mallard out among the rushes—then they will understand to some degree the nature of the…
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