Not a bad book, but not great either. It moves rapidly and is easily read. Chapman weaves hunting tales together with spiritual truths/experiences to assist a hunter to see the glory of God. If you read it and find yourself wanting to set it down, skip to the last two chapters. They make it worth getting to the end.

Acceptable for church men's groups, a Father's Day gift, or an outdoors ministry. A church could even give it out to all the hunters before opening day of deer season.

Have you ever had the experience to sit in a tree stand waiting for your next deer to come? Well in the book A Look at Life from a Deer Stand shows you how connected to nature you really are when waiting in the stand. Not only does it give you a few tips, but more importantly teaches lessons about god that you can learn while hunting and living life. This book can be a little slow at times but overall if you are willing to learn the religious and technical aspects of hunting then I would give this book a try. I would rate this book a 4.5 out of 5.

It was a nice little read as I am a deer hunter and can relate.

This devotional for Christian whitetail deer hunters helps the reader to revisit their own hunting memories while providing meaningful insight into greater truths for living. A blessing to read with some good lessons for fathers especially.