In Thirty Years of Big Game Hunting, Roderick M. Moore chronicles his big game hunting adventures. The stories cover the period from the fall of 1942, when he was a fourteen year-old freshman in high school, through the fall of 1972. During those thirty years, he shot thirty-one whitetail deer in Maine, and including a walrus, a whale, fourteen moose, twenty nine caribou, and a polar bear in Alaska.
A compilation spanning three decades, Thirty Years of Big Game Hunting serves as a legacy for Moore's family and seeks to help other hunters in their future endeavors.
