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	Book of Deer
		While the manuscripts to which the Book of Deer is closest in character are all Irish, scholars have tended to argue for a Scottish origin.
		Kenneth Jackson, The Gaelic Notes in the Book of Deer (Cambridge, 1972).
		Kathleen Hughes, 'The Book of Deer', in her Celtic Britain in the Early Middle Ages, ed.
	www.lib.cam.ac.uk /book_of_deer/introduction.html (284 words)

	Book of Deer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Book of Deer is currently in the University of Cambridge's library, which is a matter of some controversy.
		These marginalia include an account of the founding of the Monastery at Deer by St Columba and St Drostan, records of five land grants to the monastery, and a record of an immunity from payment of certain dues granted to the monastery.
		The manuscript derives its name from the columban Monastery of Deer, mentioned in the Gaelic texts and the Latin Charter of King David I. Unfortunately, the foundation at Deer has left no other trace of its existence, although a Cistercian monastery, founded nearby in 1219, owned some of the lands mentioned in the Gaelic texts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Book_of_Deer (650 words)

	The Book of Deer (Library of Celtic Illuminated Manuscripts)
		The Book of Deer is one of the most neglected Scottish historical resources...It is an important piece of evidence in the search for Lowland Gaelic...
		The original Book of Deer described as "one of the principal antiquities of Scotland" is a ninth century Celtic/Pictish Gospel illuminated manuscript, preserved in the Library of Cambridge University UK.
		The colourful history of the book from a description of the foundation of the monastery at Deer, to its rediscovery in the library of Cambridge University, including its association with the historical Scottish King MacBeth, is by the noted Celtic scholar Peter Berresford Ellis.
	www.xmlwriter.net /books/viewbook/The_Book_of_Deer_(Library_of_Celtic_illuminated_manuscripts)-0094732108.html (665 words)

	Book of Deer -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The Book of Deer is currently in (A university in England) Cambridge University's library, which is a matter of some controversy.
		Unfortunately, the foundation at Deer has left no other trace of its existence, although a Cistercian monastery, founded nearby in 1219, owned some of the lands mentioned in the Gaelic texts.
		It is not known how the manuscript came to be in the library of Bishop Moore, but some suspect it may have been looted during the (additional info and facts about Scottish wars of independence) Scottish wars of independence in the 1300s.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/bo/book_of_deer.htm (580 words)

	Encyclopedia: Book of Deer
		The Book of Deer (Cambridge University Library, MS.
		It is most famous for containing the earliest surviving use of Gaelic in Scotland.
		It is written on vellum in brown ink.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Book-of-Deer (579 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The Book of Deer is currently in the University of Cambridge's library, which is a matter of some controversy.
		These marginalia include an account of the founding of the monastery at Deer by St Columba and St Drostan, records of five land grants to the monastery, and a record of an immunity from payment of certain dues granted to the monastery.
		The manuscript derives its name from the monastery of Deer, mentioned in the Gaelic texts and the Latin Charter of King David I. Unfortunately, the foundation at Deer has left no other trace of its existence, although a Cistercian monastery, founded nearby in 1219, owned some of the lands mentioned in the Gaelic texts.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Book_of_Deer (600 words)

	Murray Ledger & Times Your Home Town News Source
		The next most important thing a deer hunter needs is a fine writing instrument for completing the initial portion of the harvest log before even moving the deer's carcass.
		All deer harvested in the Commonwealth must be logged onto the handy-dandy harvest log on the back of the deer tag or hunting license, and reported to the KDFWR via the magical Telli-check line by midnight on the day the deer is recovered.
		Hunters who harvest a deer on their own land and are not required to have a license or deer tag must make their own harvest log.
	www.murrayledger.com /articles/2005/11/05/columns/in_the_field/col01.1.txt (893 words)

	The Book of Deer by Roy Ellsworth and Peter Beresford Ellis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The Book of Deer is the first in a series of visual analyses of famous Celtic illuminated Gospel books to be published by Constable, and it is to be hoped that more of the obscurer manuscripts will be covered by the other books in the series.
		The Book of Deer is a case in point, of which, to paraphrase Tolkien: "many had heard, but few knew where it lay".
		Deer may be a hurriedly made "pocket" version of a major gospel book, with the Evangelist portraits only sketched in as rough impressions.
	www.pictarts.demon.co.uk /bin/reviews/c_brev22.htm (1162 words)

	Kentucky Could Write the Book on Quality Deer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The evidence is in the book — the Boone and Crockett record book.
		Deer numbers now are surging, and many states have too much of a good thing.
		Deer harvest results are posted daily on the Fish and Wildlife Department's Web site at http://www.kdfwr.state.ky.us/ License and deer permits also are available through the Web.
	canoecreekranch.com /KY-whitetail.htm (1428 words)

	Nature and Wildlife Photography Books by Leonard Lee Rue III (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The Encyclopedia of Deer puts at your fingertips the many years of experience, research and knowledge of one of the world's most renowned nature authors and photographers and is sure to be a valuable reference work for years to come.
		In his latest book, "The Deer Hunter's Dictionary", Dr. Rue explains all of the terms that any hunter is likely to read or hear that relate to deer, deer hunting, or equipment.
		The standard reference on North American deer, this book is the culmination of a lifetime of research and fieldwork.
	www.rue.com /books.html (814 words)

	The Book of Deer - The Earliest Known Scottish Gaelic
		The Book of Deer came into the ownership of Cambridge University Library in 1715, when the library of the Bishop of Ely and Norwich was presented to the former by George I. Before that, the Book of Deer may have been in the possession of Dr Gale, High master of St Paul’s School (1672-97).
		The Book of Deer contains illustrations which are of immense importance in studying the development of art in early Medieval Scotland.
		The Book of Deer is of immense value in demonstrating different aspects of the cultural heritage of the North-east.
	www.bookofdeer.co.uk /bookofdeer.html (904 words)

	Book Review: Deer, Higher Education in England & France
		Deer’s book is a follow-up to Margaret Archer’s 1979 study of the educational histories of England, France, the U.S., and Germany.
		To be fair, Deer is likely a French national writing in her adopted language, but nonetheless the monograph has a first draft feel, with several typos and countless awkward phrases.
		Deer describes how French and British governments are re-defining the goals of higher education, regulating universities with performance indicators in the hope of making them more financially autonomous, competitive, and economically streamlined.
	www.cjsonline.ca /reviews/highered.html (896 words)

	Trafford Publishing: American Whitetail Deer Hunting Tips and Resources
		The deer are not dependent on man for their quality of life as they are on many large whitetail deer ranches where your success rate goes up considerably.
		Become aware of deer in your hunting area that you didn't even know were there, totally undisturbed in their natural habitat, with the use of night vision cameras.
		To be able to hunt on a deer ranch where the deer are dependent on these land owners for their quality of life, would be an out of the ordinary situation for me, and naturally is not as difficult to be successful.
	www.trafford.com /robots/03-0478.html (2410 words)

	Books on Our Whitetail Deer Hunting Heritage by Robert Wegner, Deer Historian
		Relive the hunts, joy and trepidation of famous American deer hunters such as William Faulkner, Aldo Leopold and Oliver Hazard Perry.
		With the appearance of Deer and Deer Hunting: Book 3, we see the completion of a trilogy which will hence forth be the standard by which other books on the white-tailed deer are measured.”
		Deer and Deer hunting: Book 1 is sure to become the bible of collectors of whitetails books.”
	www.uplandsdeer.org /heritage/books.htm (272 words)

	Robert Wegner, Deer Historian
		After the magazine was sold to Krause Publications in 1992, he became a free-lance writer specializing in the cultural history of white-tailed deer and deer hunting.
		Wegner resides in Deer Valley, a secluded land filled with whitetails and wild turkeys in the heart of “The Uplands,” in Southwestern Wisconsin with his wife, Maren, and daughter, Serena.
		He currently writes a regular column for Deer and Deer Hunting magazine on Our Whitetail Heritage, serves as the Series Editor for Stackpole Books’ Classics of American Sport and is finishing volume three of a trilogy Legendary Deer Hunts – to be published by Krause Publications in 2006.
	www.uplandsdeer.org /heritage/about.htm (453 words)

	www.buckmasters.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Although deer have been enjoying easy and early access to acorns, the impacts to available food sources in the future could be costly, according to reports from TPWD field biologist Bobby Eichler.
		Landowners with LAMPS antlerless deer permits are asked to be patient as the office that coordinates this program was shut down due to the storm and relocated to the Old Sabine Bottom WMA near Tyler.
		Deer numbers should be up from last year in most areas.
	www.buckmasters.com /more_buckmasters/zones/features/051025Z9Good.htm (1782 words)

	Amazon.com: Whitetails: Behavior, Ecology, Conservation: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		These hard-to-find titles are not discounted and are subject to an additional charge of $1.99 per book due to the extra cost of ordering them.
		Also in the book are excellent color photos of the global deer family plus numerous illustrations and line drawings." --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
		Deer hunters, whether armed with a camera or a gun, will be fascinated by the text and tantalized by the pictures." --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ASIN/0896581969/texasdeercom (444 words)

	Duncan in the Gaelic Book of Deer, Clan Duncan Society - Scotland UK
		Duncan in the Gaelic Book of Deer, Clan Duncan Society - Scotland UK Duncan in the Book of Deer
		The origins of the Book of Deer are uncertain but it is thought to be dated from around the 5
		The Book of Deer of is of significant importance to north east of Scotland as it mentions that the old Abbey for Deer, which was given to Drostan by Columba, who received it from a land-holder called Bede.
	www.clan-duncan.co.uk /deer.html (385 words)

	Book: Deer Proofing Your Garden
		To cope with the situation and keep up with the latest in deer control, Rhonda Hart has revised her original book, adding more than 60 pages of new material on how anyone can protect their yard and garden from deer.
		Hart has also refined her plant lists to spotlight those that deer rarely touch and also to identify those plants that are less likely to be tasty targets, depending on the time of year and where you live.
		The chapter on deer repellents has also been revised to rank commercial and homemade products in terms of their effectiveness and how often a new application is necessary.
	www.gardenguides.com /books/deerproofing.htm (297 words)

	Deer Pasture
		Rick Bass's deer pasture is centered in the rustic beauty of the Texas Hill Country—a land of ravines and hollows, dark and shady, with near-vertical bluffs.
		Also in the fall the Bass men meet there to embark on a week of camping and hunting, for the deer pasture is in the heart of white-tailed deer country, and the Basses have leased that same 956 acres for hunting each November for the past forty-nine years.
		More than just a place to stalk deer, chase armadillos, and tell campfire stories, Rick Bass's deer pasture is also a place to renew family ties and recharge spiritual batteries.
	www.tamu.edu /upress/BOOKS/2000/bass.htm (250 words)

	Medieval Celtic Manuscripts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Irish Script on Screen (ISOS) is a joint project of the School of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, and the School of Computer Applications, Dublin City University, in partnership with Trinity College Library, Dublin, and funded by the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies and the DCU Educational Trust.
		Amid the Latin text and the Celtic illuminations the 84 folios of the Book of Deer contain the oldest written Gaelic text in manuscript form from early Medieval Scotland.
		The second is is The Book of Deer Project.
	www.digitalmedievalist.com /urls/celtmss.html (641 words)

	"Tracking Dogs for Finding Wounded Deer" book by John Jeanneney
		It’s a certainty that where youngsters used to cut their hunting teeth by roaming the fields with a.410 and a beagle in search of rabbits, the modern scenario is to set them in a treestand with a small centerfire (or bow) and wait for deer.
		Beginning with an explanation of basic tracking techniques, the book proceeds into the finer details of suitable dog breeds, selecting individual puppies, basic and advanced training, finishing with chapters on regional tracking traditions and tracking competitions.
		As the book points out, tracking dogs are extremely effective tools for finding wounded game, but the benefits of owning one go far beyond utilitarian.
	www.born-to-track.com /book/foreword.htm (376 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Abbey of Deer
		Among its treasures is the venerable document known as the "Book of Deer".
		It was then also discovered that the university had come into its possession in 1715 among the books of Dr. John Moore, Bishop of Norwich, which had been purchased by George I and presented by him to the university; how Bishop Moore had obtained it is not known.
		The manuscript is a small, nearly square octavo numbering eighty-six folios of parchment, written on both sides of the leaf in a dark brown ink, in a hand wonderfully clear and legible.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04674b.htm (499 words)

	The Michigan Sportsman Forums - Book Review - Deer Management 101
		You will not be able to convince them their deer herd is unhealthy or too dense for the habitat to support, or that the deer population is damaging the habitat for themselves and other species.
		I'm a firm believer that QDM harvest guidelines are the best way to manage a deer herd, but there are going to be those hunters that won't like the results, and they are going to scream bloody murder when their deer sightings decline.
		Most Michigan hunters already think they've already swallowed the brains when it comes to their knowledge of deer hunting, and either don't believe there's much to learn, or are blindly tradition-bound, or reluctant to listen to anything challenging their hunting M.O., or are just plain suspicious of "book learnin'" of any type.
	www.michigan-sportsman.com /forum/showthread.php?t=64561 (1983 words)

	»»Rich Reviews«« (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		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.
		The only things that could make this book better are 1) there are a few minor printing errors such as placing the scoring summary to one game in the wrong place which happened 2 or 3 times [but not to any significant game] and one game in 1968 was mistakenly left out.
		The book is also a little light in content, due in part to its structure - being more of a coffee table book with an equal emphasis given to pictures as to the written material.
	www.financial-book-review.com /Rich/Rich_53.html (1589 words)

	Amazon.com: Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions (Enriched Classics): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Lame Deer is a magnificent American....He has demolished so much misinformation and so many stereotypes about Indians and their values and ways of life that we should be ashamed of how little we have actually known of all that he has to tell us.
		Nobody can read this book and not be impressed by this man. The second level of this book is that it presents Lakota culture from the point of view of a Lakota steeped in it over many decades, not the interpretation of it by an outside scholar.
		This is a book that speaks to the common humanity of all of us under the four corners of the sky.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0671888021?v=glance (2206 words)

	Queer Deer and Deer Hunting, Book 3 (Deer & Deer Hunting) Comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
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	Deer Velvet Antler - The Book! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Read why a growing number of Westerners are turning to velvet antler "the greatest source of yang energy", and are rapidly becoming converts to one of the safest and most versatile of all energy tonics.
		Known as "the Emperor's tonic" for its tremendous health giving qualities, deer velvet antler ranks alongside ginseng as one of the most important herbs in Oriental medicine.
		Regarded as a powerful rejuvenating tonic for over 2000 years, velvet antler boosts physical stamina and mental power, builds the blood, normalises blood pressure, improves liver and kidney function, and helps prevent aging.
	www.supervelvet.com /velvetantler.html (315 words)

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