HUNTING NORTH AMERICA'S UPLAND BIRDS: TIPS AND TACTICS FOR PHEASANTS, GROUSE, QUAIL, WOODCOCKS, DOVERS AND MORE

About the Author
John D. Taylor is a freelance writer, columnist, and photographer, with works published in Wing & Shot, the Magazine for Upland Bird Hunters; Pennsylvania Game News; Pennsylvania Sportsman Hunting; and Gun Dog, the Magazine of Upland Bird and Waterfowl Dogs. He lives in Pennsylvania.

Book Description
Both a practical reference to bird hunting and a collection of hunting reminiscences, John D. Taylor's Hunting North America's Upland Birds guides the reader thorough the wide-ranging terrain of bird hunting, from the mature forests of the Northeast to the arid expanses of the southwestern desert country. Taylor points out where bobwhite quail, ruffed grouse, woodcock, wild turkey, mourning doves, pheasants, and other game birds can be found. Sensitive to conservation issues, he conveys a sense of responsibility for his favorite converts' present and future. Recommendations for guns are included, as well as advice on the best breeds of gun dogs. (6 1/4 x 9 1/4, 276 pages, b&w photos, color illustrations)

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