Whitetail Widow: A Guide to Understanding the Heart and Soul of a Deer Hunter

Roberts, Woody and Ashley

ISBN 10: 1734657901 / ISBN 13: 9781734657906

Published by Woody Roberts, 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Whitetail Widow: A Guide to Understanding the Heart and Soul of a Deer Hunter
• Publisher: Woody Roberts
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1734657901
• ISBN 13: 9781734657906
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

As great writing lays bare the author’s soul, “Whitetail Widow” bears the heart and soul of deer hunters, forbidden areas even to the women they love. The hunter’s code of silence demands protection of his emotions and the location of his favorite deer stand with equal secrecy. The quest is to understand the mystical male bonding ritual that has captured the hearts and minds of hunters for generations. Deer Hunter Syndrome explains the compulsive behavior of an avid deer hunter when the hunt for white-tailed deer becomes the priority of his life. The Hunter and The Law investigates the intense rivalry between hunters and game wardens, a sport within a sport. Deer hunting is by far the most regulated sport in the world with a confounding maze of laws, regulations, and ordinances. Coping with Deer Hunter Syndrome offers different strategies to survive (and hopefully share) a lifetime of deer seasons. One size does not fit every hunter. A successful strategy employed by another may fail miserably with your husband. White-tailed Deer Management unravels many of the mysteries (and rumors) surrounding deer management. A foundation of knowledge is provided to allow engagement in the provocative issues of the day, including carrying capacity, maximum sustained yield, and antler restrictions. A deer manager is often between the well-known rock and a hard place. The best outcome usually leaves everybody a little angry. As only one in three hunters harvest a deer in a particular year, the odds are stacked against the deer manager. Even success does not guarantee satisfaction with management policies. Most hunters are inclined to attribute success to the skill of the hunter while failure is ascribed to the lack of deer, a bittersweet outcome for a deer manager. Avid deer hunters may also benefit from a fresh prospective. The hunting concepts and techniques presented are particularly helpful for young hunters. With unrelenting hope, the authors capture the true love for the joys of life, family struggles, successes, failures, and the life experiences of a deer hunter - and resolves the mystery of whether deer hunting is really better than sex.