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  1. American wild-fowl shooting : describing the haunts, habits, and methods of shooting wild fowl, particularly those of the western states of America : with instuctions concerning guns, blinds, boats, and decoys; the training of water-retrievers, etc.
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  5. Chitwood, Henry Cady. 1987. Connecticut Decoys: Carvers and Gunners. Schiffer Pub.
  6. Earnest, Adele. 1982. The Art of the Decoy: American Bird Carvings. Schiffer Pub.
  7. Engers, Joe. 2000. The Great Book of Wildfowl Decoys. Globe Pequot.
  8. Fleckenstein, Henry A. 1979. Decoys of the Mid-Atlantic Region. Schiffer Pub.
  9. Fleckenstein, Henry A. 1981. American Factory Decoys. Schiffer Pub.
  10. Hopkins, Gwladys, Robert Shaw, Gary Clayton, and Amy T Montague. 2016. Massachusetts Masterpieces: The Decoy as Art.
  11. James, A. Everette. 2002. “Radiology of Fakes and Forgery in Art.” In Forensic Radiology, by Michael J. Thali M.D, B. G. Brogdon, and Mark D. Viner. CRC Press.
  12. Johnsgard, Paul A., and Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery. 1976. The Bird Decoy: An American Art Form : A Catalog of Carvings Exhibited at the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, Lincoln, Nebraska. University of Nebraska Press..
  13. Knapp, Lewis G. 2002. Stratford and the Sea. Arcadia Publishing.
  14. Levinson, John M., and Somers G. Headley. 1991. Shorebirds: The Birds, the Hunters, the Decoys. Cornell Maritime Press.
  15. Meadowlark Gallery, http://www.meadowlarkgallery.com/ClarkRolandH.html
  16. Merkt, Dixon MacD, Mark H Lytle, Richard M Grave, and Ruth Wolfe. 1984. Shang, a Biography of Charles E. Wheeler. Spanish Fork, Utah: Hillcrest Publications.
  17. Shaw, Robert. 2011. “Joel Barber: The Lost Birds.” Robert Shaw: Quilts, Decoys, Guitars & American Folk Art. http://www.roberteshaw.com/The%20Lost%20Birds.html.
  18. Starr, George Ross. 1974. Decoys of the Atlantic Flyway. Winchester Press.
  19. Sullivan, C. John. 2003. Waterfowling on the Chesapeake, 1819-1936. JHU Press.
  20. Ward Museum, Mason's Decoy Factory, https://www.wardmuseum.org/Exhibits/ArtistsArchive/MasonsDecoyFactory/tabid/422/Default.aspxaccessed 2017-08-04
  21. Webster, David S. 1961. Decoys at Shelburne Museum / by David S. Webster and William Kehoe. Museum Pamphlet Series (Shelburne Museum) ; No. 6. Shelburne, Vt: Shelburne Museum.