Texas Deer Hunting

How big are whitetail deer in Mississippi?
I have always hunted deer in East Texas, I have never hunted in other states before. I have a friend who is from Mississippi and he will invite me to go deer Hunting with him for 1 week to his 820 acre ranch in Mississippi on the month of December. My gut tells me that it will be cold in December over there, I am not sure if it snows over there. How big are whitetail deer in Mississippi? Are they bigger than Texas whitetails? How much would they weigh?
Yes they are a lot bigger than Texas Whitetails. * between 200 and 300 lbs.* The Antlers, and Weight of these Whitetails are very impressive indeed with massive racks, and an average body weight of 249Lb.*
Texas Deer Hunting Video 2009 -2010
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Set of 4 Natural Sandstone Coasters with Etched Texas Lone Star and Coordinating Holder $25.99 Description:Natural Cinnabar Sandstone Absorbent Coaster Gift Set and HolderSold as set of four with holderCork-backed to protect furnitureMade In The USA4 inches wide… |
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A Year With The Whitetail [VHS] Spend a year with the whitetail! Through unprecedented rare footage, you’ll learn to love and respect the whitetail. You’ll watch the whitetail from birth through maturity and even natural death. Also, you will witness the entire cycle of antler growth and watch bucks lock antlers and fight to their death!… |
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A Year With The Whitetail II: The Saga Continues… [VHS] $19.95 Through this tape, you’ll learn how to selectively harvest bucks to increase the overall quality of bucks on your lease. You’ll see buck after buck of different age classes, so that you can finally judge bucks by age classes on the hoof. You’ll watch whitetail in their undisturbed habitat and discover what makes them tick. You’ll actually see several different bucks over a 3 year period as they ma… |
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The Big Game 2 $0.01 VHS tape. Drury Outdoors, hunts across North America. From Black Bear, Pronghorn, Whitetail, Caribou, Turkey, Mule deer. 2003, color, 90 minutes. Mark and Terry Drury, Hugh Mcaloon, Eddie Hammond, Jason Rush, Craig Oleson…. |
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Deep in the Heart (of Texas) $19.95 … |
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How to Field Dress a Deer… in About a Minute with Robert Griffith $14.99 Professional taxidermist, game processor, and lifelong hunter Robert Griffith teaches his simple technique that hunters can use to field dress game in about a minute! Robert will teach you how, using one small knife, you can save time, mess, and preserve more meat. Product of Cimarron Outdoors, LLC… |
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Powercell Zeus PC5-12 SLA Rechargeable Battery 12-volt 5-aH $14.95 Powercell Zeus PC5-12 SLA Rechargeable Battery 12-volt 5-aH… |
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Bone Dry (Blanco County Mysteries) $2.99 Life can get a little wild from time to time for John Marlin, the game warden in Blanco County, Texas-but few incidents compare to the stories flying around town at the start of this new deer season. Hunters are reporting an incredible sight: a six-foot-tall, drop-dead gorgeous blonde is roaming the woods, searching out camouflage-clad men with guns and disarming them with powers of seduction the … |
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Buck Fever (Blanco County Mysteries) $0.99 Blanco County, Texas: It’s the week before deer hunting season, as close to a statewide holiday as you get in Texas, and the locals are getting restless. Game Warden John Marlin has his hands full with poaching complaints coming in faster than he can write out-of-season tickets. Then a call of a different sort comes in. A man dressed up in some sort of deer costume has been shot at the Circle S ra… |
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Guilt Trip (Blanco County Mysteries) $2.99 Life in rural Blanco County, Texas, isn’t what most folks would call exciting-and that suits game warden John Marlin just fine. He’s happy to spend his days and nights protecting the local wildlife from poachers. But when the tequila-slamming, skirt-chasing treasurer of the local Rotary Club goes missing and his vehicle is found in the river the day after a flood, Marlin finds himself in charge of… |
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Deer Hunting $9.61 Deer Hunting |
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Deer hunting in Texas $23.66 This book is in Used condition |
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Deer Hunting in Ohio $16.22 Deer Hunting in Ohio |
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Deer Hunting Songs $12.41 Deer Hunting Songs |
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Deer & Deer Hunting $21.99 Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine is for the serious, year-round whitetail hunting enthusiast. As America’s number one publication for hunting the white-tailed deer, Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine provides you with everything you need to know. Deer & Deer Hunting includes articles focusing on hunting techniques, deer management, biology and behavior, habitat requirements, the natural history of deer, and hunting ethics. Regular columns include book reviews, new products, an editor’s column, useful Q&A’s, and news about where to find the best hunting spots. |
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Hunting Some Deer $10 Hunting Some Deer – Crazy Cowboy |
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3 Rules Deer Hunting Apron $20.99 3 Rules Deer Hunting Apron |
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The Beginner’s Guide to Hunting Deer for Food $11.52 The Beginner’s Guide to Hunting Deer for Food |
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White Tail Deer Hunting Vault $35.96 White Tail Deer Hunting Vault |
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Vecchione Mike – Deer Hunting Is Complex $10 Vecchione Mike – Deer Hunting Is Complex – Rooftop Comedy |
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Buck Peterson’s Complete Guide to Deer Hunting $11.74 Buck Peterson’s Complete Guide to Deer Hunting |
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Deer & Deer Hunting’s Guide to Better Bow-Hunting $9.64 This 128-page guide provides expert information on becoming a better archery hunter and shooter, whether you are a beginner or seasoned expert. Featuring tips and secrets found only inside the pages of North Amerca’s No. 1 whitetail magazine, Deer & Deer |
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Deer Hunting By Macrae, Sloan $38.17 Introduces deer hunting, including information on equipment, skills, techniques, and preparation. Author: MacRae, Sloan Series Title: Open Season Publication Date: 2010/08/15 Number of Pages: 32 Binding Type: Library Grade Level: 46 Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 7.50 Height: 8.75 |
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Deer & deer hunting $11.99 This book is in Good Used condition |
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Southern Deer & Deer Hunting $17.89 This book is in Used condition |
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Deer Hunting – Snake Hunting $4.99 We believe it is important to preserve what makes music special, and make it easy to craft listening experiences. At MOG, browse millions songs and play them instantly. Or just turn on radio where you can stop and replay songs. You can also create playlists for any occasion, and even download songs to your mobile. We are dedicated to employing the cleanest but most powerful technology so you can enjoy music as much as ever. |
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The Pocket Deer Hunting Guide $9.61 Whether it’s learning about rifles and shotguns, determining the best hunting location,or butchering your five-point buck, here is all the essential information tohave a successful and fun hunting experience in a compact, portable guidebook.Complete |
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500 Deer Hunting Tips $18.18 “How-to photography accompanies 500 to-the-point tips on how to be a better deer hunter. Chapters include scouting, tree-stands, calling, firearms, archery and more. Index”–Provided by publisher. |
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Moon-Phase Deer Hunting $12.91 Master Whitetail Hunter, Jeff Murray, broke ground with his theories on how the different phases of the moon affect whitetail behavior and movement patterns. Readers learn what moon phases make mid-morning hunting the best time to be afield and how to pin |
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Hunting Deer Patriotic Flag Tie-Dye Green Graphic Tee Shirt $16.99 Original Hunting Deer Patriotic Flag Tie-Dye Green Graphic Tee Shirt. Features a flag and deer design on the front. 100% cotton. |
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The Pocket Deer Hunting Guide: Successful Hunting with a Rifle or Shotgun $7.89 Whether it's learning about rifles and shotguns determining the best hunting location or butchering your five-point buck here is all the essential information to have a successful and fun hunting experience in a compact portable guidebook. Complete with handy illustrations and photographs The Pocket Deer Hunting Guide is the essential reference guidebook for any deer hunter. |
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Primos Hunting Calls 747 Primos Mastering Deer Pak $41.89 Our deer calling pak is the perfect allinone teaching tool for deer hunting. It includes a DVD to learn from and calls to practice and hunt with. Includes: Mastering The Art Deer Hardwood Grunter and The Original CAN. |
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The Deer Hunter’s Book $16.2 Deer hunting is as complicated and beautiful a sport as has ever been invented, and all that is reflected in the classic essays collected in THE DEER HUNTER’S BOOK. The writers here know deer and deer hunting, but they also have the knack of sharing what |
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Deer In Orange Hunting Suit Christmas Ornament $8.99 Deer in Hunting Suit Christmas Ornament Item #380260 Fully dimensional ornament Comes ready-to-hang on a twine cord Dimensions: 4″H x 3.5″W Material(s): resin |
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Deer In Camouflage Hunting Suit Christmas Ornament $8.99 Deer in Hunting Suit Christmas Ornament Item #380260 Fully dimensional ornament Comes ready-to-hang on a twine cord Dimensions: 4″H x 3.5″W Material(s): resin |
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Deer and Deer Hunting Book 1 $26.25 This book is in Used condition |
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Deer and Deer Hunting’s Guide to Better Bow-Hunting $7.3 No Synopsis Available |
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Adventures of a Frontier Naturalist: The Life and Times of Dr. Gideon Lincecum $13.95 Lincecum’s experiences of following the frontier in the early 1800s, all the way from Georgia to Texas, were not so unusual in themselves, but the intellect and wit that inform his memoirs make them unique. His scientific articles and collections of specimens, his correspondence with leading scientists of the time, and his six years among the colony of ex-Confederates in Tuxpan, Mexico, offer still other insights into the age. Lincecum portrays many aspects of frontier social life, including marriage and divorce, slavery as practiced by the small slaveholder, education, religion as critiqued by a freethinker, the social life of the Choctaws and Chickasaws, medical controversies, and the building of towns. He vividly describes the unspoiled flora and fauna of Texas in 1835 and entertains with tales of hunting deer, bear, turkey, and waterfowl. |
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Buck Fever $102.15 New – It’s the beginning of a crazy weekend in Blanco County as deer hunting season gets underway–and already a man in a deer suit has been shot. A sidesplittingly funny debut that does for Texas what Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey have done for Florida. |
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Buck Fever $20.39 It’s the beginning of a crazy weekend in Blanco County as deer hunting season gets underway–and already a man in a deer suit has been shot. A sidesplittingly funny debut that does for Texas what Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey have done for Florida. |
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Buck Fever (Blanco County Series #1) $1.99 Blanco County, Texas.It’s one week before the start of deer hunting season, and everyone in town has come down with a case of…Buck FeverThe fury begins with Red O’Brien and Billy Don Craddock, two drunken poachers who fire a shot in the direction of Blanco County’s most important resident: a wide-eyed, white-tailed deer named Buck who lives on the Circle S ranch. Now Buck is on the loose, and no one knows where to find him: not Trey Sweeney, the man who took the bullet meant for Buck, albeit right in the flank of his own deer costume; not Tim Gray, the veterinarian who can’t function very long without popping a few canine tranquilizers; and especially not Roy Swank, owner of the Circle S, who wants desperately to find Buck for reasons no one can quite understand. Navigating all this turmoil is Blanco County Game Warden John Marlin, with a little help from his best friend Phil and a beautiful nurse named Becky who seems too good to be true. But when a dead body turns up, the real mystery in madcap Blanco County soon boils down to a single question: Just who is hunting whom? |
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Buck Fever (Blanco County Series #1) $1.99 Blanco County, Texas.It’s one week before the start of deer hunting season, and everyone in town has come down with a case of…Buck FeverThe fury begins with Red O’Brien and Billy Don Craddock, two drunken poachers who fire a shot in the direction of Blanco County’s most important resident: a wide-eyed, white-tailed deer named Buck who lives on the Circle S ranch. Now Buck is on the loose, and no one knows where to find him: not Trey Sweeney, the man who took the bullet meant for Buck, albeit right in the flank of his own deer costume; not Tim Gray, the veterinarian who can’t function very long without popping a few canine tranquilizers; and especially not Roy Swank, owner of the Circle S, who wants desperately to find Buck for reasons no one can quite understand. Navigating all this turmoil is Blanco County Game Warden John Marlin, with a little help from his best friend Phil and a beautiful nurse named Becky who seems too good to be true. But when a dead body turns up, the real mystery in madcap Blanco County soon boils down to a single question: Just who is hunting whom? |
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Buck Fever: A Blanco County, Texas, Novel $1.99 Used – Blanco County, Texas; It’s the week before deer hunting season, as close to a statewide holiday as you get in Texas, and the locals are getting restless. More than a few people are out at night spotlighting deer from their pickups, trying to get a jump on the hundreds of hunters that will be out come Sunday. Game Warden John Marlin has his hands full with poaching complaints coming in faster than he can write out-of-season tickets. Then a call of a different sort comes in: a man in a deer |
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Buck Fever: A Blanco County, Texas, Novel $5.6 Used – Blanco County, Texas; It’s the week before deer hunting season, as close to a statewide holiday as you get in Texas, and the locals are getting restless. More than a few people are out at night spotlighting deer from their pickups, trying to get a jump on the hundreds of hunters that will be out come Sunday. Game Warden John Marlin has his hands full with poaching complaints coming in faster than he can write out-of-season tickets. Then a call of a different sort comes in: a man in a deer |
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Cost Of Providing Services And Amenities On A Deer Hunting Lease In East Texas. $69 Michael Kevin Hartman,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by ProQuest, UMI Dissertation Publishing |
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Cost of providing services and amenities on a deer hunting lease in East Texas. $49.99 Providing a quality, valuable hunting lease can be a costly investment. Landowners who have invested in forest land may be operating at a loss or not making the desired return due to many factors. Few studies have considered these factors, so most landowners have operated at less than optimum efficiency. This study was conducted to provide critical analysis of costs and inputs needed for a profitable hunting lease operation. Costs in this study were divided between amenities and management activities. Amenities were defined as those items that enhance the hunter's comfort, such as a campsite or camp house. Management activities were defined as those items contributing to the security or habitat improvement of the hunting lease. Common hunting lease amenities and management activities were determined and costs were identified. Costs then were projected and discounted over the course of a 30-year pine plantation rotation to determine net present value, soil expectation value and soil rent. Discount rates of 2.5, 7.5 and 12.5% were chosen to reflect common investment opportunities. Tract sizes of 100, 500, 1,000 and 5,000 acres were chosen to reflect a wide range of hunting lease sizes and to determine if economies of scale existed. Site index classes of 50, 70, and 90 feet (base age 25 years) were chosen to represent normal range of sites found in East Texas. Total cost of activities or amenities included opportunity cost where activities or amenities required forest land removed from production. Results indicated economies of scale do exist across almost every management activity and amenity. Opportunity cost analysis indicated that economies of scale also exist for opportunity costs. The end result provides a financial tool that allows the landowner to select management activities, amenities and desired rate of return in a menu style format to estimate the cost of providing a forested hunting lease. The cost then would be passed on to the leasing hunter, |
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Cost of providing services and amenities on a deer hunting lease in East Texas. $49.99 Providing a quality, valuable hunting lease can be a costly investment. Landowners who have invested in forest land may be operating at a loss or not making the desired return due to many factors. Few studies have considered these factors, so most landowners have operated at less than optimum efficiency. This study was conducted to provide critical analysis of costs and inputs needed for a profitable hunting lease operation. Costs in this study were divided between amenities and management activities. Amenities were defined as those items that enhance the hunter's comfort, such as a campsite or camp house. Management activities were defined as those items contributing to the security or habitat improvement of the hunting lease. Common hunting lease amenities and management activities were determined and costs were identified. Costs then were projected and discounted over the course of a 30-year pine plantation rotation to determine net present value, soil expectation value and soil rent. Discount rates of 2.5, 7.5 and 12.5% were chosen to reflect common investment opportunities. Tract sizes of 100, 500, 1,000 and 5,000 acres were chosen to reflect a wide range of hunting lease sizes and to determine if economies of scale existed. Site index classes of 50, 70, and 90 feet (base age 25 years) were chosen to represent normal range of sites found in East Texas. Total cost of activities or amenities included opportunity cost where activities or amenities required forest land removed from production. Results indicated economies of scale do exist across almost every management activity and amenity. Opportunity cost analysis indicated that economies of scale also exist for opportunity costs. The end result provides a financial tool that allows the landowner to select management activities, amenities and desired rate of return in a menu style format to estimate the cost of providing a forested hunting lease. The cost then would be passed on to the leasing hunter, |
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Earnhardt Dale-Whitetail Adventures $9.99 This program illustrates the passion and excitement of Dale Earnhardt’s 1991 whitetail deer hunt at the Encino Ranch in San Angelo, Texas. Rare unseen footage chronicles Dale and his buddies taking five trophy bucks during their four-day hunt. See Dale use various hunting techniques while harvesting massive whitetails. As an added bonus you will see Dale’s first ever black buck antelope, footage of a Rio Grande Turkey Hunt, and several personal interviews with Dale and his hunting partners. |
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Fifty Years Of White-Tailed Deer Hunting In Texas $22.95 W. F. Grusendorf,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Literary Licensing, LLC |
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Fifty Years Of White-Tailed Deer Hunting In Texas $37.08 W. F. Grusendorf,Hardcover, English-language edition,Pub by Literary Licensing, LLC |
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Fifty Years of White-Tailed Deer Hunting in Texas $26.95 New |
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Fifty Years of White-Tailed Deer Hunting in Texas $34.87 New |
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Fifty Years of White-Tailed Deer Hunting in Texas $34.87 Used |
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Fifty Years of White-Tailed Deer Hunting in Texas $26.45 Used |
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Heart and Blood $21 When it comes to deer, wildness is the greatest truth. And tameness is a tender, innocent lie. So writes Richard Nelson, award-winning author of The Island Within, in this far-ranging and deeply personal look at our complex relationship with this most beautiful, but amazingly elusive, creature.Heart and Blood: Living with Deer in America begins with the author tracking a deer on a remote island off the Alaskan coast. From there he takes us on a kaleidoscopic journey, visiting such disparate territories of the deer as a hunting ranch in Texas; a state park in California; a Wisconsin forest on opening day of the hunting season; Fire Island, New York; and the suburbs of Denver–where the deer have become so numerous that they pose hazards to landscape, motorist, and pedestrian alike. Nelson examines the physiology of the deer, explaining how its unique digestive system and grazing habits have enabled it to thrive in the varied environments of the United States, whether wild, suburban, or urban. He investigates the different methods of controlling the deer’s skyrocketing numbers, from the more humane methods of relocation and sterilization, to hunting–in all its forms. Nelson also explores the role of the deer in traditional Native American life, takes us with him on a hunt, and awes us as he witnesses the birth of a fawn–an event rarely seen by humans. By the end of this journey we understand the deep reverence in which the author holds this magnificent animal. For to know the deer is to glimpse the hidden heart of wildness itself. In Heart and Blood, Richard Nelson has produced a book of outstanding insight and intelligence that brings us closer to our natural world and, inthe process, closer to our own true nature |
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Heart and Blood: Living with Deer in America $1.99 “When it comes to deer, wildness is the greatest truth. And tameness is a tender, innocent lie.” So writes Richard Nelson, award-winning author of The Island Within, in this far-ranging and deeply personal look at our complex relationship with this most beautiful, but amazingly elusive, creature.Heart and Blood: Living with Deer in America begins with the author tracking a deer on a remote island off the Alaskan coast. From there he takes us on a kaleidoscopic journey, visiting such disparate territories of the deer as a hunting ranch in Texas; a state park in California; a Wisconsin forest on opening day of the hunting season; Fire Island, New York; and the suburbs of Denver—where the deer have become so numerous that they pose hazards to landscape, motorist, and pedestrian alike.Nelson examines the physiology of the deer, explaining how its unique digestive system and grazing habits have enabled it to thrive in the varied environments of the United States, whether wild, suburban, or urban. He investigates the different methods of controlling the deer’s skyrocketing numbers, from the more “humane methods of relocation and sterilization, to hunting—in all its forms. Nelson also explores the role of the deer in traditional Native American life, takes us with him on a hunt, and awes us as he witnesses the birth of a fawn—an event rarely seen by humans.By the end of this journey we understand the deep reverence in which the author holds this magnificent animal. For to know the deer is to glimpse the hidden heart of wildness itself. In Heart and Blood, Richard Nelson has produced a book of outstanding insight and intelligence that brings us closerto our natural world and, in the process, closer to our own true nature |
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Old Yeller $23 When a novel like Huckleberry Finn, or The Yearling, comes along it defies customary adjectives because of the intensity of the respouse it evokes in the reader. Such a book, we submit, is Old Yeller; to read this eloIquently simple story of a boy and his dog in the Texas hill country is an unforgettable and deeply moving experience.The big, ugly, yellow dog showed up out of nowhere one night and stole a whole side of hanging pork, and when Travis went for him the next morning that dog started yelling like a baby before he was touched. Then he got into the spring water with five-year-old Arliss, Travis took an easy hate to Old Yeller, as they started to call him; in fact, he would have driven him off or killed him if it hadn’t been for brother Arliss’ loud and violent protests, So Yeller stayed, and Travis soon found he couldn’t have got along without him.Pa and Ma and Travis and Arliss lived on Birdsong Creek in the Texas hill country. It wasn’t an easy life, but they had a snug cabin that Pa had built himself, and they had their own hogs and their own cattle, and they grew most of what else they needed. The only thing they and the rest of the settlers lacked that year in the late 1860′s was cash, so the men decided to get together and drive all the cattle up to the new market in Abilene, Kansas, more than six hundred miles away.Travis was only fourteen, but he was proud of his new role as man of the family and determined to live up to his responsibility. It was hard work, too, plowing until his legs ached, chopping wood until his hands were raw and his head was spinning, weeding the garden in the hot sun, toting the heavy buckets tip from the spring, and trying to keep hismischievous little brother in line.But there were pleasant moments, too: his Ma treating him like a man, and deer hunting in the early-morning stillness, and hot summer nights out in the corn patch under the stars with Old Yeller, trying to keep the coons and skunks out of the winter |
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The Assassination Arrow $29.45 Clovis had put the arrow exactly where he intended. Without hesitation, he eased out of the cleft of the cliff that he had used to conceal himself and where he had been waiting. He has a story to tell and one that needed to be told, but how could he prove his story was true? If he cannot survive, the truth about killing Vice President Peterson may never be known. J. ALLAN SMITH was raised in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and Montana where he developed a passion for the mountains. As a youth, he spent every possible opportunity hunting, fishing, or trapping, but he also had aspirations to become a preacher. He followed that dream to Texas where he earned his B.S. Degree in Secondary Education from Lubbock Christian University in 1986. Since then he has also earned his Masters Degree in Education and a Masters Degree in Communication. Now he and his wife Vicky live in the log house they built on a small farm in Middle Tennessee. Together they enjoy hunting, fishing, backpacking, horseback riding and relaxing on the front porch. Here you can often find him watching the deer and turkey feeding in the front pasture, visiting with friends, reading The Word, and, of course, writing. |
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The Deer Hunter’s Illustrated Dictionary: Full Explanations of More Than 600 Terms and Phrases Used by Deer Hunters Past and Present $1.04 Used – From one of North America’s most famous wildlife photographers and deer-hunting experts comes “The Deer Hunter’s Illustrated Dictionary,” a compendium of popular and not-so-popular words and phrases used by deer hunters from Maine to Texas. Listed alphabetically and supported by the author’s own black-and-white photographs, the entries include everything from abomassum (the deer’s “true stomach”) and annual recruitment to flehmen (the buck’s way of testing the air to determine whether the |
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The Deer Hunter’s Illustrated Dictionary: Full Explanations of More Than 600 Terms and Phrases Used by Deer Hunters Past and Present $4.96 Used – From one of North America’s most famous wildlife photographers and deer-hunting experts comes “The Deer Hunter’s Illustrated Dictionary,” a compendium of popular and not-so-popular words and phrases used by deer hunters from Maine to Texas. Listed alphabetically and supported by the author’s own black-and-white photographs, the entries include everything from abomassum (the deer’s “true stomach”) and annual recruitment to flehmen (the buck’s way of testing the air to determine whether the |
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The Reluctant Hunter $10.29 THE RELUCTANT HUNTER won the Texas Writers Recognition Award for poetry, a grant of $2000 toward publication of this book, sponsored by the Texas Commission On Arts and presented by the Texas Institute Of Letters. The first edition was published by Latitudes Press in 1989.THE RELUCTANT HUNTER is a collection of sixty poems, covering a span of twenty years. The setting is West Texas at its best and at its worst. There is a subtext of the hunter moving from an over-persuaded spouse to a devotee of the sport. In the beginning, she sat in a deer blind with a shotgun on her left and a rifle on her right, doing what she loved to do best in the world, dreaming with a pen in her hand and a notebook in her lap writing poetry. She was a city girl who loved concrete and indoor plumbing, but sometime during those twenty seasons she fell in love with the spreading oaks, the kalechi roads, the scrubby mesquite-covered hills, the rustic old cabin, and last but far from least, the simple pleasures of hunting with her husband on their deer lease in Brackettville. |
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The Reluctant Hunter $3.99 THE RELUCTANT HUNTER won the Texas Writers Recognition Award for poetry, a grant of $2000 toward publication of this book, sponsored by the Texas Commission On Arts and presented by the Texas Institute Of Letters. The first edition was published by Latitudes Press in 1989.THE RELUCTANT HUNTER is a collection of sixty poems, covering a span of twenty years. The setting is West Texas at its best and at its worst. There is a subtext of the hunter moving from an over-persuaded spouse to a devotee of the sport. In the beginning, she sat in a deer blind with a shotgun on her left and a rifle on her right, doing what she loved to do best in the world, dreaming with a pen in her hand and a notebook in her lap writing poetry. She was a city girl who loved concrete and indoor plumbing, but sometime during those twenty seasons she fell in love with the spreading oaks, the kalechi roads, the scrubby mesquite-covered hills, the rustic old cabin, and last but far from least, the simple pleasures of hunting with her husband on their deer lease in Brackettville. |
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White-tailed Deer Habitat $25.07 For most of the last century, range management meant managing land for livestock. The best measure of success was how well a landowner grew the grass that cattle ate. In this century, landowners look to hunting and wildlife viewing for income; rangeland is now also wildlife habitat, and landowners are managing their land not just for cattle but also for wildlife, most notably deer and quail. Unlike other books on white-tailed deer in places where rainfall is relatively high and the environment stable, this book takes an ecological approach to deer management in the semiarid lands of Olklahoma, Texas, and northern Mexico. These are the least productive of white-tail habitats, where periodic drought punctuates long-term weather patterns. The book’s focus on this landscape across political borders is one of its original and lasting contributions. Another is its contention that good management is based on ecological principles that guide the manager’s thinking about: – Habitat Requirements of White-Tailed Deer- White-Tailed Deer Nutrition- Carrying Capacity- Habitat Manipulation- Predators- Hunting |