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The ultimate Columbia blacktail deer hunting book is on its way! With over three decades of blacktail hunting experience, and many record-book bucks under his belt, Scott Haugen strives to unlock the mysteries of these cagey deer.
Based on deer behavior, geography, habitat, seasonal shifts and more, this unique book takes a detailed look at the science of hunting trophy black-tailed bucks. A year-round analysis of deer behavior and habits will reveal information never before captured in books on this topic.
No matter what you hunt with - bow, gun or muzzleloader - this book will help you become a more complete trophy blacktail hunter. With emphasis placed on the lifecycle of these deer and the wide-range of environments in which they live, whether you spend time along the coast, in the valleys, or high in the Cascades, in California, Oregon or Washington, this book is for you.
Scott Haugen has been fortunate to hunt around the globe, for some of the world's most prized big game, and he ranks trophy Columbia blacktails atop the list of the hardest to consistently attain. In this special book, he'll share all he knows, and continues to learn.
Tentative release, summer 2009.
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Each year the sport of salmon and steelhead fishing experiences considerable growth in angler participation. Nearly all new anglers begin by bank fishing, just as the author did more than 40 years ago.
Scott Haugen has been in pursuit of salmon and steelhead since boyhood, and in this book he'll educate readers on what they need to know to become proficient bank anglers. Geared toward the budding and devoted bank angler, this book also looks at techniques and approaches that will benefit veterans of the sport.
From reading water to selecting and rigging the proper gear, to maximizing fishing time and learning what decisions to make based on the conditions being faced, this book will cover it all. A close look at specific bank fishing techniques as well as gear and gadgets, will round-out the information that will help increase catch rates.
Tentative release, spring 2009.
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