#Leonard Lee Rue III

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Hand in the maw of a wolf skull By: Leonard Lee Rue III From: The Order of Wolves 1976

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Horses, Fady Joudah (from ‘Footnotes in the Order of Disappearance’) / White-tailed fawn jumping over a fence, Leonard Lee Rue III (from ‘The World of the White-tailed Deer’ cr. 1962)

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The World of the White-tailed Deer, Leonard Lee Rue III, 1962

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White-tailed fawn jumping over a fence

By: Leonard Lee Rue III

From: The World of the White-tailed Deer

1962

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Download Whitetail Savvy: New Research and Observations about the Deer, America's Most Popular Big-Game Animal PDF BY Leonard Lee Rue III

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New podcast is up! Episode 39!!!!

Satoyama Homestead survived the rainiest July on record and uses the podcast to talk about it. The apiary benefited from the rain, happening during the traditional flower nectar dearth, and Will discusses how pleased he is with the year's beekeeping efforts. Sarah and Will go over the difficulties in the chicken coop, including the bullying of the broody hen and the difficulties of a small coop. On the edible landscape, they discuss some of the issues with groundhogs and pervasive rain, but also the successes, like starting squashes late and the bounty of pesto. For homestead fun, Will discusses his archery treestand placement and how it takes years to get good at things. Sarah talks a little about the latest in the spotted lanternfly drama in the yard and then reads an interesting article about ladybug introductions for pest control, and all the ecological and economic problems associated with the little red polka dotted bug.

Notes:

MENTIONED ITEMS IN THE PODCAST:

"Let it Rot" by Stu Campbell, 1975 "Bowhunting Pressured Whitetails, the Eberhart Way" by John and Chris Eberhardt "Whitetail Savvy" by Dr. Leonard Lee Rue, III Spotted Lanternfly at Penn State Extension, https://extension.psu.edu/spotted-lanternfly "Ladybug, Where Have You Gone? Aphid Fighters Tend to Roam" by Dean Fosdick, Associated Press, printed in Lancaster Farming, Saturday July 28, 2018

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[ovisiphorus]

Anybody who’d buy their rack like this is a fucking jackass. From The Deer of North America by Leonard Lee Rue III.

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This is one of my set ups. Platform stand with 30 yr old Leonard Lee Rue III Ultimate photography blind. By far my favorite to work from. Well designed by a Hall of Fame wildlife photographer. #thenatureofkansas #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #naturalhistory #photoblind #groundblind #hide #nikon #franklincountyks #Kansas #vintage (at Pomona Township, Franklin County, Kansas)

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Wolves usually dig their dens in riverbanks, because the ground mostly is much softer which makes digging easier. Picture by Leonard Lee Rue III Scanned from the book ‘Wolves' by Leonard Lee Rue III

[mado-science]

Excellent,informative book Mr. Rue obviously has spent unimaginable amount of time studying these animals,and has acquired a very thorough understanding of their behavior and traits.I thought I had some ideas about deer characteristics,but just about every page seems to yield more information that increases my knowledge about what I am actually seeing when I observe these beautiful creatures. Go to Amazon

Excellent Read! I am nearly done reading the book and I think I'll read it again. Very insightful observations and facts about whitetails based on real experience. Now the observations are based mostly in the eastern US but that's where I hunt so I found it particularly helpful. But it's still applicable to all whitetail hunters. If you think you know everything about whitetails, read this and you'll be amazed! Go to Amazon

It is written for the average Joe to understand and the photos are fantastic. I highly recommend this I am a backyard photographer and I purchased this book to learn more about deer. I do not hunt. This book was everything I hoped for and more. It is written for the average Joe to understand and the photos are fantastic. I highly recommend this book Go to Amazon

Five Stars good book Go to Amazon

Five Stars This is the deer book you’ve been looking for. Go to Amazon

Very informative book and a great read. Anyone will come away knowing more about ... Very informative book and a great read. Anyone will come away knowing more about whitetails than they previously did. Great book, great condition, (brand new), and fast shipping. I recommend the book highly! Go to Amazon

If you are fascinated by deer you should read everything you can by Leonard Lee Rue III. This book is a must have for deer hunters and deer lovers. Go to Amazon

Five Stars Lots of great applicable information. Will definitely help getting that monster rack on the wall. Go to Amazon

Great source of fundamental whitetail knowledge Five Stars Five Stars Five Stars Five Stars Five Stars My husband truly enjoyed this book and is recommending it to others

[vintagewildlife]

White-tailed deer By: Leonard Lee Rue III From: The World of the White-tailed Deer 1962

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White-tailed deer By: Leonard Lee Rue III From: The World of the White-tailed Deer 1962

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In this special "Drain the Swamp" edition of Satoyama Podcast Episode 31, Sarah interviews Will about his experience bow hunting the whitetail rut on public land in southeastern Pennsylvania.  Will tells his buck story, discusses his two-year preparation for a successful bow hunt on public land, talks gear minimalism, shares strategies for overcoming obstacles and near-misses, and wrestles with the ethics of killing.  We talk in a broad sense about agency, choice, discipline, natural law, and how to reconcile with externalities you can't control.

For more information, Will offers these unsolicited endorsements: PODCASTS The Meat Eater Podcast - one of my favorite podcasts, this delves primarily into hunting and conservation and has some of the best biologists and researchers in the world as guests. Wired to Hunt Podcast - Focused entirely on whitetail hunting, this podcast is a great listen for year-round strategies for pursuing whitetails.

BOOKS Jim Roy - "Real-World Whitetail Behavior" - A great book about deer behavior and woodsmanship by a dedicated bowhunter. Dr. Leonard Lee Rue III - "Whitetail Savvy" - An excellent book on deer biology, behavior, with original research and lots of great pictures. John Eberhart and Chris Eberhart - "Bowhunting Pressured Whitetails" - A book that helped me in my particular circumstance, this book gives you a big picture strategy for hunting pressured land. Steven Rinella - "The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game" - A sort of one stop shop for hunting, this one will at least give you a place to start. It also has recipes and guides to taking apart animals. Lots of good pictures.