Dean Karau: 'Born with a gun,' Henry Merritt capitalized Kewanee game
Merritt decided, given the vast numbers of plovers and prairie chickens in Henry County, “[i]t did not seem a bad proposition to kill and market them."
Source: starcourier.com
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Merritt decided, given the vast numbers of plovers and prairie chickens in Henry County, “[i]t did not seem a bad proposition to kill and market them."
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