Hunter table book

Repert from the publication of Vologda 1930. Sergey Alexandrovich Buturlin (1872, Montreo (Switzerland) –1938, Moscow) - Russian ornithologist, traveler and hunting expert, author of works of birds of Russia and hunting farm, grandson of General S.P. Buturlin. The study of birds and hunting skills, Sergei Aleksandrovich Buturlin, began to engage in Simbirsk. In his own words, he began to engage in scientific activity in 1888, when his first notes were printed in the “Hunting Newspaper” to describe birds and hunting. Immediately after graduating from the school, Buturlin began work on the monograph “The Kuliki of the Russian Empire”, and also was engaged in the testing of hunting weapons. Having quit the reserve in the rank of cornet, Buturlin began to work in the specialty in the District Court of St. Petersburg. At the beginning of 1898, he took the position of judicial investigator of the district of Marienburg (now Latvia) At the same time, a large number of hunting articles were published, including “On the Blessings of Bullets on Hunting Ride”, “Winchest Trob Store”, “Borkhardt Automatic Pistol”, “Study of the Construction and the Battle of Modern Hunting Weapons”, “On the Maximum Minure of Useful Speed , On the influence of the material of the trunks on the battle and other materials. In 1903, Buturlin took the position of a justice of the peace in Vesenberg. After the revolution in 1918, he worked in the State Committee for Nature Protection under the People"s Commissariat of the RSFSR. In 1921, Buturlin immediately began work in the People"s Commissariat of Agriculture of the RSFSR, in the Central Administration for Hunting. In 1924, he was beaten by an honorary member of the Military High Society of the Caucasian Kapatznamny Apmia. In the last years of his life, Sergei Alexandrovich was sick a lot and seriously, but he worked no less than usually engaged in the publication of scientific works mainly in ornithology. Circulation 30 copies.
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