Hunting Black-Tailed Deer: An Oregon Perspective Review

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(More customer reviews)Shelves of books exist about whitetails, but very little is in print concerning blacktailed deer. Terkla fills a real need. I am an amatuer naturalist and a hunter, and I found his book to be very well researched. He cites from numerous studies found only in college archives and wildlife department file cabinets: information that is inexcessible to the general public. It compares favorably to the text on blacktails published in the 1950s by the Washington Department of Game (now the Department of Fish and Wildlife). Details include the seasonal movement and diet of blacktails, their favored habitat, and the best methods to observe and hunt these shy creatures. Forget about trying to translate what you read about whitetails or mule deer to the blacktailed deer. This book will deals with them specifically.

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This book is a comprehensive guide to black-tailed deerhunting, based on the author's 56 years of deer hunting experience.It provides valuable tips for both the novice and seasoned hunter bycombining useful biological information and hunting strategies.Thebook unravels much of the mystery surrounding black-tailed deer frompreparation for the hunt to enjoying venison on the table and would bea welcome addition to any hunter's library.

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