Listen up! It is said, 'dead men tell no tales'; not so with deer

Article Abstract:

Antler, hoof and facial characteristics tell hunters about the areas the deer prefer to live. Shiny hooves reveal that they are in areas with few rocks. Dark antlers mean they are found with good canopy. Scars near ears and muzzles indicate fights with other nearby deers.

Deer hunting

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The man who touches deer

Article Abstract:

Stalker Tom Brown, Jr., is discussed with emphasis on his work teaching others his skills at the Tracker School in New Jersey. Techniques for successfully stalking and trapping deer and other animals are presented.

New Jersey, Schools, Hunting, Brown, Tom, Jr.

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The toughest son of a gun in the elk woods

Article Abstract:

Hunting for elk with a bow in Colorado is described with emphasis on the use of a guide, Orvall "Junior" Bedell. Bedell has been born and bred into this life and provides an unforgettable hunting experience.

Recreation, Colorado, Elk hunting, Bedell, Orville

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