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Dawn, Dusk and Deer by Arthur Cadman is a classic exploration of deer stalking and woodland life in the British countryside. Originally published in 1966, this second-hand gem offers a unique blend of practical advice and reflective nature writing.
Drawing on his experience as a professional stalker and naturalist, Cadman paints vivid scenes of early morning mists and fading twilight. He examines the habits of red, roe, and fallow deer with both precision and empathy. Furthermore, his observations are grounded in real-life knowledge, making this book useful for both beginners and experienced stalkers.
In addition, Cadman discusses stalking techniques, seasonal changes, and ethical considerations. Unlike many modern texts, his writing embraces the slower rhythm of life outdoors. Consequently, readers will feel immersed in a world where patience and silence are key.
Moreover, the book includes valuable guidance on equipment, reading signs, and understanding deer behaviour. Cadman’s tone is informative yet personal, allowing readers to learn while enjoying the quiet beauty of the British landscape.
Condition:
Second-hand hardcover, 1966. Dust jacket shows mild edge wear. Internally, the pages are clean and tightly bound.
Why choose this book?
✔ Combines practical tips with lyrical nature writing
✔ Written by an experienced British stalker and naturalist
✔ A rare insight into traditional deer management and rural life
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