WHITETAIL TRACKS
Valerius Geist (176 pages)
Price $34.95 HB

Bridge the gap between hunting and non hunting naturalists through a historical exploration of North America’s most popular wildlife species, the white-tailed deer. Hunters will better understand the current controversies surrounding deer hunting, and how hunters fit into important conservation efforts. Naturalists will better understand the positive cultural force of hunting and its effect on the whitetail’s evolution.

This pictorial history guide explains why the white-tailed deer has enjoyed widespread success against daunting odds, disasters and the presence of humans

This scholarly yet entertaining book incorporates the stunning whitetail photo collection of Michael H. Francis.

• Fascinating historical perspective on whitetails
• Reviews current controversies of deer hunting
• Explains why hunting is a positive cultural force
• Highlights stunning whitetail photos by Michael H. Francis

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