Jackalope: The Amazing Natural History of an Unusual American Legend

by Todd Wilkinson, Michael H. Francis (Photographer)

The first and only complete examination of the history and biology of jackalopes, the West's incredible antlered jackrabbit. Includes family groups, social interactions, intra-species communications, and interactions with humans. Features never-before-known natural history and ecology, plus never-before-seen color photographs of wild jackalopes. A hilarious, tongue-in-cheek wildlife guide destined to be the classic work in its field.

96 pages, Paperback

Published June 1, 2004

About the author

Todd Wilkinson is an American journalist and author proudly trained in the old-school tradition of asking tough questions and pressing for honest answers.
He is the founder of Mountain Journal. Since he began as a violent crime reporter with the legendary City News Bureau of Chicago, Wilkinson’s work has appeared in a wide variety of national publications, ranging from National Geographic and Christian Science Monitor to The Washington Post and many others (on topics of environment, art, culture and business) in-between.