Title: Land of bears and honey
First published: 1984
Description: East Texas was once a land rich in woods and wildlife, with contiguous miles of upland forests, prairies, grassy glades, and fertile bottomlands. Beneath the shade of magnolias and white oaks and towering pines, the woods came to life with foxes, deer, raccoons, gray squirrels, wild turkeys.
Subjects: Natural history, Nature conservation, Natural history, united states, Texas, description and travel
Places: East Texas
LC classification: QH105.T4 T78 1984