The History Press, 2012. — 224 p. Hunting was a major economic and leisure activity throughout the European Middle Ages, and while aristocratic practices have featured in studies of romantic and narrative literature, hunting in its wider sense, across the social spectrum with attendant male and female roles, has larged been ignored by modern medieval historians. Richard...
Ottawa: Agriculture Canada, 1991. — 38 p. Pheasants originated in the Orient and were limited to that part of the world until the Romans introduced them to Europe around 1250 B.C. and later to England. There are sixteen distinct groups, or genera, including the Junglefowl (ancestor of domestic poultry), Argus and Peafowl. All are found in Asia except one, which inhabits the...
London: Thomas Purfoot, 1611. — 261 p. First the Antiquitie of hounds together with the sundry sorts of hounds, and their seuerall natures and properties. The best order how to breed, enter, and make perfect euery one of the same. The vertues, nature, and properties of an Hart, together with the perfect order how to hunt him in his season. The nature and hunting of the Bucke....
Wiley-Blackwell, 2010. — 280 p. "Hunting - Philosophy for Everyone" presents a collection of readings from academics and non-academics alike that move beyond the ethical justification of hunting to investigate less traditional topics and offer fresh perspectives on why we hunt. The only recent book to explicitly examine the philosophical issues surrounding hunting. Shatters...
Authors not specified. - Brooks, Alberta: 4-H Branch, 1980. - 16 p. The purpose of this manual is to aid the project leader in helping and evaluating the 4-H members' involvement in the pheasant project. This project is somewhat more difficult than other 4-H projects as the pheasants cannot be moved to a central area to be judged. Also, once released, the birds cannot be...
Authors not specified. - Brooks, Alberta: 4-H Branch, 1980. - 44 p. The 4-H Pheasant Project is a co-operative project with the Fish and Wildlife Division of Alberta Energy and Natural Resources. 4-H members who wish to join and become active in a pheasant project must first meet basic requirements and satisfy their project leader that they are sincere and prepared to accept...
Authors not specified. - Brooks, Alberta: 4-H Branch, 1980. - 32 p. The 4-H Pheasant Project is a co-operative project with the Fish and Wildlife Division of Alberta Energy and Natural Resources. 4-H members who wish to join and become active in a pheasant project must first meet basic requirements and satisfy their project leader that they are sincere and prepared to accept...
In English. — Redneck Wolf Lovin’ Brigade, 2013. — 11 p. «And in that case, we choose to be saboteurs for the wild.» Earth First! Media has released a manual which provides detailed information for disrupting wolf hunting in those states that allow it. Titled The Earth First! Wolf Hunting Sabotage Manual, the text, complete with step-by-step graphics, explains how to find and...
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