The Deer of North America. This item is unavailable.The Deer of North America

Bound in the publisher's original green cloth over boards, spine stamped in gilt. Price clipped dust jacket is worn at the extremities, particularly at the head & heel. Illustrations throughout in black & white and color.

"In this unsentimental monograph, [Rue] examines the physiology and ecological adaptations of blacktail, mule, and whitetail deer (the last more numerous today than in colonial times) to develop affirmative conservation/management policies... some of these will, no doubt, raise the hackles of people still blinded by the 'Bambi syndrome.'" --"Los Angeles Times
"If you're new to deer and deer hunting, it is absolutely essential that you add it to your library."--"Washington Sunday Times
"A readable, superbly illustrated work, as interesting as it is informative. The information Rue offers will sharpen even a veteran hunter's awareness of the complex nature of this great prey animal." --"Gray's Sporting Journal"

"Rue, a naturalist-photographer, has done a superb job of discussing the natural history of the deer on this continent." --Glenn L. Sapir, "Field and Stream"
"This is a book about the interaction of an animal, its environment, and its human neighbors. Hunters will find it immensely valuable. So will those who simply value the deer as an integral part of our wild heritage." --Adirondack Life "[This] will become the standard reference on North American deer" -- California Wildlife Magazine