When the Dogs Bark 'Treed':  A Year on the Trail of the Longtails
When the Dogs Bark Treed reveals the point of view of a man alert to many things in the big mountain country. It is the point of view of a civilized lover of the out-of-doors. --J. Frank DobieThe pages of this thrilling book vividly reflect the author s love for wildlife and for wild places. It is a fitting climax to his years of rugged experience afoot and in the saddle, as rancher and hunter. It is a portrayal of a conservationist and administrator of wildlife resources who came up the hard way. It, incidentally, presents a vast store of information about game and predators and their environment which the author has gleaned from long years of firsthand contacts. --From the Foreword by J. Stokley Ligon--This text refers to an alternateHardcoveredition.