For those who have not yet read Rick McIntyre’s “The Rise of Wolf 8” and “The Reign of Wolf 21,” I strongly advise you to get busy reading these extraordinary two books because his “The Redemption of Wolf 302” is scheduled to be published by Greystone Books in mid October of this year and you’ll want to be ready to begin reading it the moment it reaches book shop shelves.
Consider the following story: A young man, born and raised in the backcountry of Northeast Oregon, one day decides to leave his family and set out on foot in search of adventure. Over a period of months that stretches into years, he crosses the entire state, eventually crossing from Oregon into Northeast California. Roaming the […]
What with all the recent bad news for and involving wolves in the press these past few weeks, I was particularly gladdened to receive a copy of a new book that recounts the life and adventures of one of my home state’s best known members of the species, Beckie Elgin’s “Journey: The Amazing Story of OR-7, the Oregon Wolf that Made History.”
Most every hunter or angler I ever met had every bit as deep an interest in one area of natural history of another as any other naturalist of my acquaintance. Indeed, were it not for such famous hunters and anglers of years past, we would not have some of the important collections in natural history museums that we do today.