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"Gray's Shooting Journal, " Preliminary Issue p. 76 -- "A Bird in the Hand", 1975 Box 31, Folder 4, Volume 5
"Gray's Shooting Journal, " Vol. 1 No. 5 p. 24 -- "The Quest for Quality", 1976 Box 31, Folder 4, Volume 6
"Gray's Shooting Journal, " Vol. 2 No. 4 p. 60 -- "The Covert", 1977 Box 31, Folder 4, Volume 7
"Gun Dog, " Vol. 1 No. 1 p. 8 -- "Sonnets to a Grouse Dog" (cover photograph by Kay Harris Evans), 1981 Box 35, Folder 1, Volume 1
"Gun Dog, " Vol. 1 No. 2 p. 8 -- "From My Coverts -- Ghosts Living and Dead", 1981 Box 35, Folder 1, Volume 2
"Gun Dog, " Vol. 1 No. 3 p. 8 -- "A Son For Briar", 1982 Box 35, Folder 1, Volume 3
"Gun Dog, " Vol. 1 No. 4 p. 52 -- "Linebreeding", 1982 Box 35, Folder 1, Volume 4
"Gun Dog, " Vol. 1 No.5 p. 28 -- "Traditions in My Hands", 1982 Box 35, Folder 2, Volume 5
"Gun Dog, " Vol. 1 No. 6 p. 28 -- "The Bird Dog Portraits of Edmund Osthaus", 1982 Box 35, Folder 2, Volume 6
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