I've been using Zumbo's cookbook for several years now, and out of all my wild game cookbooks, this is the best. There is a great variety of recipes for all forms of venison. Many recipes use everyday ingredients that most people have on hand all the time. There are also more exotic recipes to try. Plus, Zumbo imparts the secrets of field dressing game, a good section for the hunter himself/herself to read. I highly recommend this book to anyone who cooks venison!

This hardcover book is a must for anyone, like myself, who loves to hunt elk and mule deer. Each state and province is separate in the book and each animal from the Boone and Crockett is listed by the state or province from which it was taken. I also found the book, COLORADO'S BIGGEST BUCKS AND BULLS and Other Great Colorado Big Game, Second Edition, to be of help when planning mule deer and elk hunts. The Records of North American Ek and Mule Deer book has excellent field photos and tons of statistical information about my two favorite animals. Plus, I liked the chapter written by Jim Zumbo.

A very good overview of the sport from one of the masters. Very well written and well organized. While most of the material remains fresh, the book is looking dated as newer developments in the field (artificial scents, etc.) are not explored.

This book is an excellent source for information on the Elk, Elk habitat and Elk hunting. Jim Zumbo is an excellent author as well as an Elk hunter. If you are going to go Elk hunting, it is well worth reading it. It has hundreds of tips on how and where elk live, eat, and sleep in different weather conditions. It covers their habits and life styles.

My husband enjoys the humorous stories Jim Zumbo recounts for in this book. We have had many friends read it and everyone enjoys it. Hunters will appreciate the antics that accompany hunting this beautiful and amazing creature. A must for any elk hunter.

I was a little disappointed with this book, it is a very basic introduction to mule deer hunting. I was hoping for something more in depth on the habits of these beasts and how to get them on the table. Almost a 'coffee table' book, not terribly informative.

This is a reaaly good book, however, I felt that a lot of the information was based on common knowledge. I would recommend this book to anyone that is looking to get started at Hunting mule deer!