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For those interested in the future of elk hunting and the role of the wolf, you might want to pick up this book:
Alaska's Wolf Man: The 1915-55 Wilderness Adventures of Frank Glaser
by Jim Rearden.
The story of Frank Glaser is a great read and his insight into the wolf is really fascinating. No stats or graphs just decades of a regular guy in the wild first as a market hunter, then a government hunter and evolving into a field expert on the wolf.
No macho hyperbole on hunting or surviving just a real-life mountain man before high-tech gear.
Lots of good stuff on bears, caribou, sled dogs, wolf-dog breeds. I think any predator or big game hunter would enjoy this book.
Alaska's Wolf Man: The 1915-55 Wilderness Adventures of Frank Glaser
by Jim Rearden.
The story of Frank Glaser is a great read and his insight into the wolf is really fascinating. No stats or graphs just decades of a regular guy in the wild first as a market hunter, then a government hunter and evolving into a field expert on the wolf.
No macho hyperbole on hunting or surviving just a real-life mountain man before high-tech gear.
Lots of good stuff on bears, caribou, sled dogs, wolf-dog breeds. I think any predator or big game hunter would enjoy this book.