I just reread a book that I throughly loved. The title is "Alaska's Wolf Man" "The life and times of Frank Glasser" This book is based on his life as a commercial meat hunter, trapper, dog musher, collector of specimens for the government, and government predator control officer. Even if you don't want to know about the wolves, the information he gives about Moose, Caribou, Sheep, and Bears is well worth the read.
I loaned the book to a friend that is an anti hunter, after reading it he now understands many of the things I discuss with him. He has changed his attitude towards Predator Control. He loaned it to several of his friends, they all said they had read it when I got to Florida this last January. Everyone of them said they enjoyed it, and they had changed their minds on some of the things they had thought about wildlife management.
I also recommend it to everyone. Personally I feel that all young people in school should have to read it.