Bibliograph

Buckular dystrophy, a woods cop mystery, Joseph Heywood

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Label

Buckular dystrophy, a woods cop mystery, Joseph Heywood

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Buckular dystrophy

Oclc number

919014991

Responsibility statement

Joseph Heywood

Series statement

Woods cop mystery, 10

Sub title

a woods cop mystery

Summary

The traditional firearm deer season in Michigan lasts two weeks, a time in which the most hunters are afield during the year and the time when most things happen. Game wardens cannot count on having any life but work during this period, and in this case Grady Service, who takes longtime violator and archrival Limpy Allerdyce on as his partner for deer season runs into the most bizarre string of big cases involving deer that he has ever encountered. Buckular Dystrophy is the term coined by Conservation Officers to describe the condition whereby people cannot help killing deer, not for sport or food, but for other reasons {u2013} an addiction of sorts, and unlike other addictions, one not medically organized, but just as real

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