Pennsylvania Deer and Their Horns

Pennsylvania Deer and Their Horns is a detailed study of wildlife and hunting culture in the Commonwealth. Published by Pennsylvania State University Press, this volume focuses on the history of old-stock deer species and the traditions of Pennsylvania sportsmen. The text examines the relationship between hunters and the environment, offering a historical perspective on the state's natural history and the preservation of sporting traditions.

This deer category book provides a comprehensive comparison of old and new deer and their horns. Henry W Shoemaker includes measurements and descriptions of moose, elk, and various deer species, including fossil and extinct varieties. The volume features accounts of legendary stags and famous hunters, supported by numerous photographs of game and antlers. It serves as a technical and narrative record of Pennsylvania wildlife and the pursuit of trophy horns.