WILD LIFE IN
CANADA
THE SUNDAY TIMES:
“Captain Buchanan’s book has the rare charm of an exquisite simplicity, coupled with a fresh, almost boyish delight in his questing successes. . . . May ‘Caribou Antler’ soon return to his beloved North, and give us yet another delightful book.”
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:
“The record of his study of birds, beasts, and fishes of the Far North is written not merely with scientific accuracy, but with a broad outlook that must interest alike the naturalist and the ordinary layman. . . . The book affords fascinating reading for young and old.”
THE MORNING POST:
“It is the treasure of the mind and the eye of a man of knowledge and sensibility, exploring beyond the white man’s frontier of Saskatchewan. . . . Commend it we can, and do, heartily.”
NATURE:
“Birds predominate throughout the pages of what is really a naturalist’s journal—unvarnished, graphic, and with a strong personal note. . . . The picture that the author gives of the caribou is a fine piece of work.”
THE PALL MALL GAZETTE: