Durable laminated hardcover
368 pages, all color
5 x 11 inches on thick matte stock
Fully illustrated with hundreds of original photos
ISBN 9780999309346 $59.95 for the standard edition $250for the deluxe leather-bound edition limited to 50 copies signed and numbered by the author, gold-embossed flying pheasant on cover, satin bookmark ribbon, with gilded page edges
Printed in Tennessee by skilled America craftsmen on quality stock milled in Wisconsin
Featuring Jeff Budz, David Ellis, Tony Hudak, Rob Keck, Clyde Neely, Randy Stafford
Published February 2017 and shipping now
Only $49.95 for each standard volume
Hardcover
220 pages each book
Featuring hundreds of color photographs
Signed leather-bound limited edition for sporting book collectors, numbered 1 through 49: $149.95
One of the great wildlife conservation success stories of our time is the restoration of the wild turkey to America’s woods, fields, mountains and swamps—and expansion beyond its original range to 49 states, everywhere but Alaska.
Featuring Jim Hascup, Jon Pries, Dave Owens, Daniel Rorrer, “Doc” Weddle, James Wilhelm
Coming April 2018 and shipping then. Now accepting advance orders. Volume 2 comes with free CD or MP3 Download of high-quality studio-recorded 80 minutes of Weddle and Owens trading entertaining turkey-calling tricks and techniques.
Only $49.95 for each standard volume
Hardcover
220 pages each book
Featuring hundreds of color photographs
Signed leather-bound limited edition for sporting book collectors, numbered 1 through 49: $149.95
One of the great wildlife conservation success stories of our time is the restoration of the wild turkey to America’s woods, fields, mountains and swamps—and expansion beyond its original range to 49 states, everywhere but Alaska.
Announcing an authentic reproduction of the 1942 grouse-hunting classic with an attractive price for holiday gift giving, and a leather-bound limited edition of 75 copies. Place your order now!
In October 1969 an avid grouse hunter who lived near Pittsburg mailed a modest newsletter to about 50 men who had participated in the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s grouse hunter’s survey, with a card for them to send names and addresses of other grouse-hunting friends back to him. The word spread. and the upland fraternity responded in remarkable numbers. Subscriptions doubled and tripled over and over, gaining with each new issue. By the end of the first year, the fall of 1970, there were 1,800 subscribers.
