Musson, Toronto, 1944, believe 1^st Canadian ed.  Hard cover, 188 pages plus ads.  Very good; some edge wear, corners and spine ends bumped with a bit of wear, crease on spine with a tiny worn spot; light soil on front board; binding sound.  Interior clean and unmarked; illustrated with 10 black & white photo plates including frontis.  ‘The intimate story of the life of a big buck who dominates the deer on Oak Ridge.  It shows how the wild deer change their habits, how the bucks grow their antlers, why the fawns can hide so well, and many other things about this shy animal of the woods.’ (from ad for Real Animal Stories)