November 2022 • Nebraskaland 65
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Waterfowl hunting, 1929
This photo was taken in 1929
in Atkinson.
Shown right is Donat Seger,
and left is his son
Johnny Seger.
– Chuck Leiningen, Atkinson
Duck hunting, 1978
This is a picture of my father Don A. Daubert.
Dad grew up in Omaha and still lives there today.
The location is a marsh in south-central Nebraska.
His love of hunting was sparked by his uncle,
Bernard Danowskie, in the 1950s. Dad still loves
to duck and turkey hunt to this day. His love
of hunting has spread to his sons, Doug and
Mike. Several of his grandkids love to hunt with
Grandpa as well.
– Mike Daubert, Omaha
