Description
Tom Walker, Shadows on the Tundra: Alaska Tales of Predator, Prey, and Man. Hardbound in glassine-protected dust jacket. Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole, 1990. Xii, 177 pages. Illustrated. Book fine; dust jacket good. $7.50.
In Shadows on the Tundra, Tom Walker, a seasoned Alaskan hunter, licensed guide, and photographer with over 25 years of experience, offers an intimate and compelling account of Alaska's wilderness. Drawing from his extensive fieldwork, Walker provides readers with vivid narratives of encounters with the state's majestic big-game animals—grizzly bears, moose, wolves, caribou, and Dall sheep. His firsthand experiences serve as both thrilling tales and thoughtful reflections on the intricate relationships between predator, prey, and humankind.
Beyond the exhilarating hunts and close encounters, Walker delves into the pressing issues facing Alaska's wildlife. He addresses the controversial practices of aerial wolf and bear shootings, the indiscriminate hunting of migratory caribou from snowmobiles, and the inhumane methods employed in trapping. Additionally, Walker explores the complex dynamics between Alaska's native communities and governmental agencies concerning wildlife management, shedding light on the challenges of balancing conservation with cultural traditions.
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