Alaskan-Yukon Trophies Won and Lost is a captivating 1947 work by G.O. Young that documents the author's hunting and trophy collection adventures in Alaska and the Yukon. Young recounts his experiences hunting large game such as moose, bears, and bison, and the trophy hunts that shaped his life in the wilderness. The book also explores the conservation challenges and changes that affected wildlife populations in the region. With rich descriptions of the Alaskan and Yukon landscapes, as well as insights into hunting culture and trophy collection, this work captures the essence of mid-20th century outdoor exploration and wildlife conservation. The leather-bound edition adds a collectible touch, making it a sought-after item for enthusiasts of hunting, wildlife conservation, and adventure stories in rugged terrains.