Pennsylvania Wildlife Tails: A Game Warden's Notebook

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Summary: Very Entertaining
Review: An amusing collection of situations that Mr. Wasserman has found himself in during his work as a ConservationOfficer. A very entertaining book with wonderful illustrations that can be enjoyed by the whole family.

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Summary: camp fire funnies
Review: I took "Pennsylvania Wildlife Tails" along with me on a 4-day camping trip with my son's cubscout pack. Around the camp fire the first night we did some ghost stories, then I broke out "Tails" and read several stories to them. They loved it and clamored for more each night. "Tails" is a wonderful account of how funny and interesting wildlife can be and how silly the superior species can be.

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Summary: Very Entertaining
Review: Not only an unusual compilation of the most original, humorous, inspiring accounts of wildlife interacting with humans, but in a sense, "Pennsylvania Wildlife Tails" can be viewed as a history book containing forty-eight episodes of what can happen when you interact with wildlife in general.
The full color cover illustration in itself is a goldmine of powerhouse tales and surprises.
The author, WCO Bill Wasserman, has created a masterpiece series that probably will not be duplicated.

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Summary: Wildlife and outdoor life humor
Review: Pennsylvania Wildlife Tails is a lighthearted book that highlights the wonders and unpredictability of working with wildlife. William Wasserman has a great knack for portraying wildlife antics and the illustrations are sure to bring a smile to your face. I couldn't help but laugh out loud as I paged my way through the stories. It's the perfect gift for any outdoor-loving person.

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Summary: Pennsylvania Wildlife Tails: A Game Warden's Notebook
Review: Some really funny and excellent stories of Bill and his friends'encounters with the animal kingdom. Great illustrations, too. The tales show how connected we are to the critters in the wild---always amusing! Makes you wish you were out there with 'em---but not too close!

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Summary: Critters eyes tell no lies
Review: Wasserman has captured some of the funniest and amazing wildlife stories I have ever read and the illustrations by Dana Twigg really set it off. This book is a must for anyone that loves wildlife. My favorite is the one about the coyote that .... Well, I will let you read it and decide for yourself. You may prefer the one about the bald eagle that.... There are lots of stories and they are all true.
Get an extra copy or two when you order this book to give to your friends. This is not the book you will want to loan.