My fellow blogger, The Suburban Bushwacker, has posted a short review of my first book today.Seeing reviews from guys like SBW really means even more to me than the reviews that have run in big newspapers, written by experienced hunters. I appreciate the feedback from the big guys as well, but someone like SBW is the audience that this book was aimed at in the first place. Intelligent adult beginners.
What I wanted to accomplish with this book wasn't impressing experienced hunters. I wanted to tell new hunters what they need to know in order to have that life-changing experience of getting their first deer. I wanted to give them this information without confusing them with things that they'll have trouble getting right at first and don't really need to know to take a non-trophy deer.
And by the way, after the last deer class where I had to literally turn people away, the December deer class coming up this weekend still has open spots so I implore anyone interested to please sign up. Its probably the last one ever, since the deer farm is closing. Email me at Jack.Landers@gmail.com for details or with any questions.
[Photo copyright 2011 by Jackson Landers. This is not a whitetail deer at all; rather it is an axis deer from India which I photographed in the wild in Texas. I'm pulling an all-nighter editing edits on 'Eating Aliens' and I just had to reach for an invasive deer photo... ]
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