Background
Byron William Dalrymple was born on August 7, 1910, in Fostoria, Michigan, United States. He was the son of Charles Edwin and Hattie Alice (Church) Dalrymple.
University of Michigan
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1948
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In this book, the author Byron W. Dalrymple covers all aspects of hunting deer. From recognizing the various species, to their locations, how to attract them, the equipment, and more. The title sums it up...This is "The Complete Book of Deer Hunting".
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1974
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The opportunity to hunt certain varieties of big game may come only once or twice in a lifetime. A chance lost, a shot missed, a track unrecognized or a trophy misjudged may never present itself again. Even if you can afford to make yearly expeditions or if you live in the finest big-game regions, one thing you've learned is that you must never stop learning if you expect to take game. The "lucky" hunters are the most skillful hunters. In this book, Byron Dalrymple shares his knowledge of techniques mastered in four decades of hunting across the united states as well as Canada and Mexico. Added to his knowledge are special sections by other experts: Erwin A. Bauer on hunting bears and on dealing with guide-outfitters, Hal Swiggert on choosing the right rifle; Charles Elliott on sheep and caribou. There's even a chapter on the exotic horned and antlered trophies - from Barbary sheep to mouflon to blackbuck and nilgai - that have been established in the Southwest. Dalrymple himself covers the hunting of exotics in his home state of Texas, and William S. Huey, New Mexico's Chief of Game and Fish Management, deals with species successfully introduced in his state. North American Big Game Hunting is a comprehensive, practical guide, with individual chapters devoted to all native species, plus full coverage of hunting techniques, equipment and the secrets of judging game country as well as trophies. Whether you're a tyrp or an old hand, this book can increase your chance of taking big game.
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1975
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Come along at the elbow of the old master and look and listen. Learn in a few hundred pages many of the deer hunting tactics it has taken Byron Dalrymple and other experts a lifetime to collect. In these immensely helpful chapters, you learn not only the general principles that govern deer behavior but also the variations in local conditions that you must take into account.
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1978
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Suggests appropriate weapons and techniques for hunting or fishing for food, tells how to select the best meat, and explains how to dress and transport game.
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1982
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1985
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1991
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1994
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Byron William Dalrymple was born on August 7, 1910, in Fostoria, Michigan, United States. He was the son of Charles Edwin and Hattie Alice (Church) Dalrymple.
Dalrymple obtained his bachelor’s degree at the University of Michigan in 1932.
Dalrymple began his career as a freelance saxophonist, arranger for bands and writer of film music in 1932. He then became a magazine writer in 1942 and served as a columnist for Sports Afield, Argosy, and Outdoor Life. Dalrymple’s books reflected his interests in fishing, hunting, and travel, and included Light Tackle Fishing (McGraw-Hill, 1947; his first full-length publication); Fishing, Hunting, Camping (Pocket Books, 1950, revised edition as Fundamentals of Fishing and Hunting, 1959); Sportsman’s Guide to Game Fish (World Publishing, 1968, revised edition as Complete Guide to Game Fish, Van Nostrand, 1981); Modern Book of the Black Bass (Winchester Press, 1972, revised edition, 1995); and Deer Hunting with Dalrymple (D. McKay, 1978, revised edition, Arco, 1983).
His later books are The Outdoor Life Emergency Survival Guide (Outdoor Life, 1985); North American Big-Game Animals (Outdoor Life, 1985); Bird Hunting with Dalrymple (Stackpole, 1986); Byron Dalrymple on Trout Fishing (Winchester Press, 1991); Fresh Looks at Deer Hunting (New Win, 1992); Oldtime Bass Fishing Tales (Winchester Press, 1993); and An Outdoor Life: Six Decades in a Writer’s Life (New Win, 1994), this final title being Dalrymple’s autobiography, published the year of his death.
Byron Dalrymple is best known as a writer and columnist, who concentrated primarily on sports and travel and selling over the course of his life more than 2,500 articles to Field and Stream, True, Cosmopolitan, Sports Illustrated, Holiday, and Better Homes and Gardens, among others. He also wrote and/or produced twenty-four television film scripts, and starred in a series of fourteen outdoor films for the Truck and Coach Division of General Motors Corporation.
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1974Dalrymple married Ellen F. Christoffers on April 30, 1949. The couple had 2 children: Michael C. and Terence A.
