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  1. A Statewide Examination of Hunting and Trophy Nonhuman Animals: Perspectives of Montana Hunters.Stephen Eliason - 2008 - Society and Animals 16 (3):256-278.
    The purpose of this descriptive and exploratory study was to extend our understanding of the motivations for trophy hunting. Hunting is an important recreational activity and part of the culture in Montana. Placing specific emphasis on the importance of obtaining a trophy nonhuman animal when hunting, the study examined the attitudes of resident hunters and nonresident outfitter-sponsored hunters. The study used a qualitative approach to data collection and developed 2 surveys that contained mostly open-ended questions. Results from 1000 surveys mailed (...)
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  • Reconstructing Dead Nonhuman Animals: Motivations for Becoming a Taxidermist.Stephen L. Eliason - 2012 - Society and Animals 20 (1):1-20.
    Displays of dead nonhuman animals are a common sight on the walls of many American homes and commercial establishments. Taxidermists are the individuals who preserve and attempt to re-create dead animals, birds, and fish so they can be displayed. Little is known about those employed in the profession, including characteristics of individuals who enter this line of work. Using a qualitative approach to data collection, this exploratory research examined motivations for becoming a taxidermist in Montana. Findings suggest that Montana taxidermists (...)
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