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Referenced as 'the Bible for antler science' when discussing the term 'pedicle' and antler research. George Bubinick is described as a famous antler researcher who wrote this with his father Anthony.

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Mentioned as a book where Elliott Cous included a footnote explaining how to pronounce his name (rhymes with 'house'). Cous was primarily an ornithologist.

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Described as a book featuring trail cam images, including what may be the only image in existence of a jaguar standing in snow. Used to illustrate the historical presence of jaguars in northern ranges.

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Mentioned as containing an account of historical records of jaguars. Jim offers to send this book to the host to help him understand jaguar presence in the Southwest.

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A field guide written by the guest featuring illustrations of 18 different types of primitive pronghorn families that existed in North America. Each entry includes skull illustrations, a descriptive paragraph, and maps showing where fossils were found.

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Mentioned by Jim as one of his publications available as a PDF on his website. Covers Cous white tail and desert mule deer in the Southwest and Northern Mexico.