Tracks And Tracking (1909)

At a glance..

Lack of opportunity on the part of the majority of sportsmen to become versed in tracking lore by actual experience, as well as the incompetence of a great number of guide, is the reason for this book.

The details..

In 'Tracks and Tracking', author Josef Brunner provides readers with an essential guide for hunting game animals large and small. The book is designed to help experienced hunters interpret the meaning behind various animal tracks, as well as teach novice hunters how to read these signs correctly. With detailed descriptions on everything from white-tailed deer trails to squirrel markings, this comprehensive guide offers something for everyone interested in learning more about tracking wildlife.

The book's first section covers hoofed game such as elk, moose, antelope, mountain sheep and bears among others. It also includes information on predatory animals like wolves or coyotes that may be encountered during hunts. Group Two focuses on smaller prey including rabbits squirrels minks ermines etc., while Part II delves into feathered game birds both upland and waterfowl along with predatory birds.

Brunner emphasizes the importance of understanding animal behavior through their movements when it comes down to successful hunting trips; he explains why certain species move differently than others depending upon environmental factors like weather patterns or terrain changes which affect their food sources breeding habits migration routes etc..

With its fully illustrated pages detailing every aspect of track interpretation imaginable - from identifying specific paw prints left by different types of predators all the way down to recognizing subtle differences between similar-looking rabbit scat - Tracks And Tracking' is sure not only make your next hunt more productive but also provide hours worth studying before heading out into woods.