Hunting or shooting animals and game Books
Safari Press,U.S. African Game Trails: An Account of the African
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£34.20
Safari Press,U.S. Buffalo: Shot Placemnt & Trphy Eval, Mini, so
Book SynopsisMuch has been said in recent years about shooting only completely mature, solidly bossed Cape or southern buffalo bulls for trophy purposes. But what does such a bull really look like? Can you tell the difference between a trophy bull and a younger or medium-age bull with soft bosses that still has breeding potential? What are the characteristics of a true trophy bull? The questions most commonly asked on a buffalo safari are a) “What sex is that buffalo?” b) “How old is it?” c) “Where do I shoot it?” and d) “How big is the trophy?”. All the answers are here in this compact, pocket-size book that not only gives you instant comparisons but also shows you precisely where to shoot and what the trophy is like, age- and size-wise. There are probably more African buffaloes hunted today than at any time since WWII, for they are the most accessible and affordable member of the fabled Big Five. Make the most of your hunt and get to know beforehand what a good, mature buffalo looks like, where to shoot it, and how to judge its sex, age, and trophy potential before you follow their tracks and come face to face with a tangle of horns and a press of dark bodies in thick vegetation. That’s when you’ll need to make a quick decision, and this invaluable, fit-in-any-pocket guide will help! Don’t go on safari without one!
£999.99
Safari Press,U.S. A Quail Hunter's Odyssey
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. I Killed for a Living: The Story of the Last
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Sixty Years A Hunter
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£27.00
Safari Press,U.S. Breath of Africa, Ltd: Beyond the
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£27.00
Safari Press,U.S. Ask the Grizzly/Brown Bear Guides: Ask the Guides
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£22.50
Safari Press,U.S. Born to Hunt: Forty Years and Six Continents
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£36.10
Safari Press,U.S. Ask the Namibian Guides: Detailed Information on
Book SynopsisIn the course of writing her new book about one of Africa’s most popular hunting countries, author and Sports Afield magazine editor-in-chief Diana Rupp interviewed dozens of highly experienced professional hunters from Namibia, asking for their insights on how to choose an outfitter, what types of rifles/ammunition/gear to bring, and how to practice and prepare for a successful safari. Ask the Namibian Guides will leave the reader with an excellent overview of what to expect from a safari in Namibia and how best to prepare for a hunting adventure in this magnificent country.
£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Journal of Andrew Stone: Expeditions to Arctic
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£27.00
Safari Press,U.S. Getting Involved!: A Guide to Hunting and
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£9.99
Safari Press,U.S. Make Every Shot Count!: Get the Most Out of Your
Book SynopsisScott Olmsted is a former Marine rifleman, NRA-certified rifle instructor, graduate of premier shooting schools, and the editor in chief of the NRA's American Hunter magazine, he knows his business . . . as well as being an expert marksman. In Make Every Shot Count!, he leverages all his personal knowledge and that of other experts to present an authoritative, seasoned approach aimed at making any hunter a better shooter. In addition to his descriptive writing, color photos depict the critical placement of a rifleman's feet, legs, shoulders, arms, hands, and head for making accurate shots on big game. Besides providing readers with the most effective visual examples of what to do and how to do it, these photos devote special emphasis to how your limbs can create maximum stability and the steadiest shooting platform for any shot. All the aspects of shooting a rifle quickly and accurately, under real-life hunting conditions, are covered in this well-researched and illustrated book that is sure to make all hunters better shooters.
£22.50
Safari Press,U.S. Elephant!: The Renaissance of Hunting the African
Book SynopsisElephant hunting literature is rich and varied and has brought forth some of the most memorable writings on Africa ever. However, very little is ever written on modern elephant hunting. And strange as it may seem, many of the largest elephants shot in the history of Africa have actually been shot in the last fifty years. And while shooting a hundred pounder is now a very rare occurrence, it may fairly be said that the average weight of ivory shot on safari has risen and risen over the last fifteen years, bringing with it a period that might well be called the renaissance of elephant hunting. Craig Boddington has been fortunate enough to have shot elephants in some of Africa’s modern hot spots, including Mozambique, southern Tanzania, Botswana, and Namibia. Here is a book on how elephants are hunted today and where the best places are to find them. Included are stories about hunts that any one of us could experience
£28.50
Safari Press,U.S. More Safaris with Bwana Game
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£55.25
Safari Press,U.S. The African Diary of Bob Eastman
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Morning Shadows, Evening Sun: Stories of
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Sports Afield Book Hunting Shooting Records Facts
Book SynopsisThe Sports Afield Book of Hunting and Shooting Records and Facts 2015 is an entertaining and eclectic collection of remarkable feats, surprising facts, interesting trivia, and sensational coincidences from the world of big-game hunting, bird hunting and shooting. This is a collection of historical anecdotes, not a comprehensive book of records of trophies and game bags of the world; its goal is to present surprising and interesting facts about animals and hunters, as well as amazing and outstanding feats from the field. Gathered from a wide variety of sources, the stories come from Europe and Asia as well as North and South America, and anecdotes range from amazing and impressive to shocking and hilarious. In short, they are incredible, but true. * Did you know that a single German prince in the 1600s killed more than 31,000 wild boars over his lifetime? * Have you heard of Sasha Siemel, who dispatched some 300 jaguars using only a spear? * Did you know that the big-game animal that lives at the highest altitude is not a wild sheep or ibex, but a yak?
£26.96
Safari Press,U.S. Wind, Dust, & Snow II: Hunting Sheep, Markhor,
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£76.80
Safari Press,U.S. The Comprehensive Guide to Tracking: How to Track
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£27.00
Safari Press,U.S. My Main Obsession
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. The Adventure's of Shadrek: Southern Africa's
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£27.00
Safari Press,U.S. Great African Trophies
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£48.75
Safari Press,U.S. Tigrero!
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£28.50
Safari Press,U.S. The Wanderers
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Annotated Blblio Related to Hunting the Wild
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£52.00
Safari Press,U.S. Africa's Greatest Tuskers: Stories, History, And
Book SynopsisNothing in Africa fascinates like big elephants-or, more precisely, big-tusked elephants. And nobody in the world knows big tuskers better than Tony Sanchez-Ariño. This book lists every known elephant with at least one tusk of 130 pounds or more and tells the stories of who hunted them, who owns them, or how they were found.
£76.80
Safari Press,U.S. Great Hunters: Their Trophy Rooms and Collections
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£45.00
Safari Press,U.S. Incidents from an Elephant Hunter's Diary
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£28.50
Safari Press,U.S. Reminiscences of an Elephant Hunter: The
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£27.00
Safari Press,U.S. From the Cape to Kasserine: Ten years of African
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£28.50
Safari Press,U.S. Hell, I'm Still Here!: Fifty Years a Gunwriter
Book SynopsisNobody has seen or done it all, but Jon Sundra has come as close as anyone. He wrote his first article in 1966, and by the early 1970s had risen to prominence at a time when the Golden Era of American outdoor writers was in full swing. The next thirty-plus years was a time he and his colleagues were routinely invited by Remington, Winchester, Weatherby, and Ruger—and by many foreign gun manufacturers as well—to all-expense-paid jaunts to hunt and visit factories all over the world. It was a time long before the Internet, cable TV, and blogging drastically diluted what had been a very exclusive world, a time when a select handful of men—characters, actually—gathered in venues where little business was accomplished but a helluva lot of good food was consumed and adult beverages quaffed. Sometimes even a few gun-related things were discussed! During this period Jon met all the greats of the shooting and hunting world, and this book gives us an unvarnished look at some of the characters of that regrettably gone era. Jon is still active today, after having undertaken over a hundred hunting trips on five continents, not counting those in the States. This book is primarily not a description of those hunts, but rather a funny, very descriptive picture of an era in which gunwriters were kings of their domain and had egos to match. Jon cavorted with Elmer Keith, Jack O'Connor, Warren Page, Slim Pickens, Charlie Askins, Bill Jordan, Skeeter Skelton, Bob Milek, John Wooters, George Nonte, Jack Lewis, and others, and he has amusing stories to tell of these giants of the gunwriting world. Many of these men got to see Europe, South America, or Africa for the first time because Jon invited them on behalf of his consulting clients. Some of Jon's exploits found him in South America where he discovered some long-forgotten bottles of priceless French wine in an out-of-the-way cantina. He even reveals his criminal past, and how, along with Bob Milek, was almost thrown off a train in Finland. Jon is surely the only gunwriter who owns and drives Lamborghinis, and there's even a chapter on his sporting cars and his sports car races. He travels to Europe two or three times a year on his own nickel on trips having nothing to do with guns or hunting. Today he still writes as field editor for Safari magazine, and is a regular contributor to Rifle Shooter, Gun Digest, and Ballistic magazines. If anyone has ever had a colorful life, surely it's Jon Sundra. Table of ContentsForeword by Lamar Underwood viiThe Seeds, an Introduction xiChapter 1: The Formative Years 1Chapter 2: My Brief Flirtations with Honest Work 12Chapter 3: On My Way 14 Chapter 4: My Criminal Past 22Chapter 5: The New Kid and Jack Lewis 30Chapter 6: Changing Times 39Chapter 7: Elmer Keith 42Chapter 8: Charlie Askins 48Chapter 9: Jack O'Connor 52Chapter 10: Bob Milek 55Chapter 11: Bill Jordan and Cheval Blanc 60Chapter 12: Consulting 65Chapter 13: The Complete Rifleman 72Chapter 14: It's an AR World 75Chapter 15: Some Thoughts on Hunting 78Photo Section 85Chapter 16: I Get Mail 133Chapter 17: The 7mm Guy 139Chapter 18: Stupid Is as Stupid Does 145Chapter 19: Blazing Saddles and My Longest Shot 151Chapter 20: Me and the .22 157Chapter 21: Bear with Me 163Chapter 22: The Truth about Gun Tests 176 Chapter 23: The Car Nut 184Chapter 24: South Africa: Then and Now 187Chapter 25: One More Buffalo 193Chapter 26: Guns I Wish I Still Had . . . and Those I'll Never Part With 199Chapter 27: Fortunate Hits and Mysterious Misses 205Chapter 28: Bucket List Check-Offs 210 Chapter 29: The Ever-Changing Perfect Rifle 228Chapter 30: My Buffalo Baptismal 235Chapter 31: What If? 243
£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Tall Tales: The Life of a Professional Hunter in
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£28.50
Safari Press,U.S. Buffalo II!: More Lessons Learned
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£25.50
Safari Press,U.S. Hunting Vignettes: Tales from the Big-Game
Book SynopsisWhat would you do if you suddenly encountered the dreaded, and deadly poisonous, Gaboon viper while silently stalking through the thick Cameroon forest in search of a forest sitatunga? Find out what Ben Seegmiller did to avoid being bitten by this hideous snake with two-inch-long fangs. If dangerous snake encounters are not enough to raise your blood pressure several notches, wait until you read what Ben did when three large bull elephants charged him and his professional hunter in the tangled Zimbabwe bush while they were attempting to avoid exactly that situation. _ese and other exciting and entertaining hunting vignettes compose more than seventy stories of Ben’s adventures in the big-game hunting world beginning in the 1940s and continuing through the first two decades of the 2000s. Ben writes with wit and dry humor as he describes his adventurous experiences and their eventual outcomes over the course of his long and exciting life as a big-game hunter.
£46.40
Rowman & Littlefield Decoys and Proven Methods for Using Them
Book SynopsisIncluded are strategies and decoy spreads for hunting ducks and geese in small ponds and marshes, large open lakes, coastal bays, rivers, flooded timber, agricultural fields, and many other waterfowling settings. More than 30 detailed descriptions and diagrams of tried-and-true decoy layouts, plus information on everything from the history of decoy making to modern decoys, styles, sizes, rigging, and decoy movement make this the best how-to decoy book ever.Trade Review"Contains more how-to infomration on waterfowl hunting than any book on the subject published in the last 30 years."--Chuck Petrie, Executive Editor, Ducks Unlimited magazine
£17.09
Arctic Nomad Press Alaska Raw
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£14.40
Waterford Press Ltd Improvised Hunting Weapons: A Waterproof Pocket
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£7.62
Waterford Press Ltd Field Dressing Game: A Folding Pocket Guide to
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£7.73
Rowman & Littlefield Ultimate Guide to Elk Hunting
Book SynopsisA comprehensive guide to hunting elk throughout their range.
£17.09
Rowman & Littlefield Whitetail Hunting Tactics of the Pros: Expert
Book SynopsisMore than two dozen experts share their hunting secrets.Trade Review"Deer hunters who want to tune up for the coming season might spend some quality time with some excellent books. These are the kind of well-written texts that reflect the heart of our rich deer-hunting culture."--Gray's Sporting Journal magazine
£12.99
Derrydale Press Trophies of the Heart
Book SynopsisTrophies of the Heart is the culmination of the most moving, memorable, and heartfelt hunting stories from the career of one of North America's greatest big game hunters. Thornberry takes us on hunts for the whole range of game the North American continent; however, the focus is on the hunts that had the greatest emotional impact because the greatest trophies of all are the memories that one keeps forever. Trophies of the Heart covers everything from his son's first hunt, to zany and wild stories of taking hunters out to guide. In the tradition of Peter Capstick's stories of the hunting world of Africa, Thornberry has a unique ability to give the reader insights into the hows and whys of big game hunting, while relating all of this in short story fashion.Trade ReviewThis is Russ at his storytelling best, delivering anecdotes from a lifetime of rich adventure afield. -- Mike Handley * Buckmasters *In Thornberry's life there has never been an average day in the wilds. The bizarre and unexpected follow him on every outing. And in the end, he says, the ultimate trophies of the hunt are not the animals themselves, but the memories one keeps in his heart. This, also, is a book that belongs on the true hunter's bookshelf. -- Pat Robertson * State, (Columbia, Sc) *Russell Thornberry tells his trophy tales with relish, looking back on his days as a guide with a warm glow. The accounts, ranging in tone from humorous to spine-tingling, are arranged in five sections: The Antlered Giants, Bears and Scares, Hunting in Thin Air, The Life and Times of an Alberta Whitetail Guide, and One on One with Whitetails. -- Jesse Cryderman * Alloutdoors.Com *This is certainly the best book of its kind that I've ever read. It is an absolute must for anyone who enjoys sitting near a campfire or lounging in a hunting lodge and listening to the inevitable hunting stories. -- Royce Armstrong * Jazz History Online *These are campfire stories of the best kind, told honestly and with all the juicy details. This book is an excellent one to pick up from time to time, reading just a chapter here and there. But be prepared, after the first couple chapters, you may just have to polish the whole thing off in one, fireside-armchair sitting. * American Hunter *One thing that you should get from reading Russell Thornberry's Trophies of the Heart and that is, "when it comes to hunting, the ultimate trophies aren't the animals, but the memories one keeps in one's heart." -- Ed Noonan * The Daily Gazette *This book is from the gut.... The author focused on the hunts that had the greatest emotional impact on him and produced the ultimate trophies: lasting memories. * Tnn Outdoors *
£25.50
Derrydale Press Wild Adventure
Book SynopsisThis collection of wild and woolly adventure stories from real life was first published by Stackpole Books in 1954. From roping bear and cougar in Arizona to hunting wild boar with a longbow on Santa Catalina Island in California and alligator wrestling in the Everglades, Howard Hill was the prototypical "extreme" guy. Includes outstanding photography from Hill's adventures of such animals as grizzly bear, elk, mountain sheep and moose. First published by Stackpole Books in 1954. Foreword by Errol Flynn. New preface by Jerry Hill, the author's nephew.Trade ReviewWhen this book first appeared in 1954, Howard Hill, the fabled archer, was at the top of his game. This collection of stories documents Hill's versatility with the bow and his eye for rousing showmanship: mountain lions in Arizona; blue marlin (yes, with a bow) off Baja; lions, pythons, crocs-a veritable Noah's Ark, in fact- in Africa. Hill was an adept storyteller and a swashbuckling personality, bigger than life. Wild Adventureis a tribute to his skill and to his style. -- Lionel Atwill * Field & Stream *If you're in to outdorr adventure, this book is cool. * Star-Gazette *OK, it's not high tech, but if you're into outdoor adventure, this book is cool. First published in 1954. "Wild Adventure" was written by Howard Hill, the protypical "extreme" guy. * Star-Gazette *
£17.99
Derrydale Press Tails I Lose: Coping with Bird Dogs
Book SynopsisJoel Vance, a widely published sports writer, is known for the tremendous sense of humor he brings to his writing. Tail I Lose: Coping With Bird Dogs entertainingly describes the unique love and bonding the working dog and trainer develop—and the crazy, demented lengths to which this bond will take them!Trade ReviewWhat bird dogs do right is astonishing, and what they do wrong is often very funny, especially in Vance's words. He even describes how a bird dog's nose works. The book is not dedicated to Vance's four-legged hunting partners - that honor goes to the humans in his life - but the rest of the book is theirs, with unconditional affection. -- Candus Thompson * Baltimore Sun *When is the last time you read any haiku, much less haiku about bird dogs. You'll get it here with: I lie belly up-In the sunshine, happier than-You ever will be; and, Sleeping here, my chin-On your foot-no greater bill-well-Maybe chasing cats. Then there's another ten or so stories, pure magical stories about gun dogs and their masters, or more correctly, their handlers, as Vance continually points out that it is difficult to determine who masters who. -- Dan Donarski * Sault Evening News- Marie, Mi *Tails I Lose is a fun little read, and at its best when being witty. Although Vance is a Brittany man, the soul of the stories is far from breed specific. In fact, one of the most memorable chapters of the ("Old Friends") is about two-legged hunting companions. -- Matt Crawford * Grouse Point Almanac *Joel Vance's books and articles have always been entertaining and informative. He has written for just about every sporting magazine in existence and has been a fixture at many. This new book chronicles his life around bird dogs, mostly his Brittanys. -- Tony Dolle * Tnn Outdoors *About his latest book, Vance said, "The title popped into my head. Brittainies don't have tails and so much of the book is about things that have happened with the tailless Brits that Tails I Lose seemed to fit - a fitting play on words. -- Barbara Baird * Outdoor Guide *
£18.04
Derrydale Press Hounds and Hunting Through the Ages
Book SynopsisOriginally published by The Derrydale Press in 1928, Hounds and Hunting through the Ages remains the definitive volume for the foxhunter of all skill levels. This primer of foxhunting covers all aspects of the sport including the history and traditions, attributes of proper hounds, peculiarities of scent, and the chase in general.Trade ReviewThe standard American work on the subject. * English Field *The lasting authority for American huntsmen. * New York Evening Post *By Joseph B. Thomas, MFH, and for anyone who thinks he knows everything about breeding or developing a real pack of foxhounds, or for the new breeder or MFH Huntsman ect. this is a must. I learned more about Breeding and reaffirmed more about hunting and hounds than any book I've ever read. And its easy to understand in an entertaining manner. * Friends Of The Penn-Marydel *
£34.20
Derrydale Press Fox, Fin & Feather: Tales from the Field
Book SynopsisFox, Fin, and Feather is the sporting memoir of one of the most amusing raconteurs in the outdoor field today. Hooker tells the stories of the seminal figures of foxhunting and other field sports with humor and reverence.
£49.30
Derrydale Press With Rifle & Petticoat: Women as Big Game
Book SynopsisThe image that comes to mind when you think of big game hunters is of African safaris with men carrying enormous guns hunting exotic game. But there were women on those trips as well, and not just the trips to Africa, and they were often as successful at the hunt as the men. Women such as Lady Florence Dixie, Agnes Herbert, Osa Johnson, Grace Gallatin Seton, and Gladys Harriman hunted so well, they made names for themselves and wrote of their adventures. Divided into chapters detailing a specific time period, region hunted or individual woman, With Rifle and Petticoat explores the interesting women who hunted a variety of big game animals around the world.Trade ReviewAmazingly, this book by Ken Czech is the first to deal specifically with woman as big game hunters and authors of big game hunting books. As you will see, their accomplishments in the hunting field have been substantial. -- Ellen Enzler, Herring from the foreword * Guns and Gear *It's not unusual these days to see women hunting deer or other big or small game. But, of course, it hasn't always been so. Czech, a history professor and antiquarian booksller from St. Cloud, writes about the early women who hunted big game, usually with their husbands and often on safaris in Africa. As Czech writes, the story of women as big-game hunters is virtually unknown. Until now. * Star Tribune *With Rifle and Petticoat is a not-to-be-missed read as you share adventures, misadventures and emotions of these intrepid women huners. -- Linda Hoff * Women's Outlook *After closing the back cover of With Rifle and Petticoat, hunters of this century will take pride inthe moxie of the women before them who blazed now forgotten trails into the sport of hunting. -- Marilyn Stone * Women In The Outdoors *We had known from the very first that our men regarded the feminine part of our expedition very much in the light of an American dine show... Why talk to them of our experiences_ days with rhino, lion, leopard. It akways seems to me that when anything you have done in the past looms very large and splendid in your eyes, it argues that you have not accomplished much today. -- Agnes Hebert, author of Two Dianas in Alaska * Guns and Gears *Many modern women rightly pride themselves on their savvy in the field. Yet this book, an enjoyable excursion down darkening roads into a past we have largely forgotten, reminds us that in some senses there is nothing new in the world. -- Cindy Ross * Women In The Outdoors *
£25.50
Derrydale Press Bass Pro Shops Hunting and Fishing Directory:
Book SynopsisPlanning a hunting or fishing vacation can be a daunting task. How do you make sure that you are booking a lodge that is clean, has good food, and is well managed? How about that guide? Does he really know where the best lakes for large mouth bass or trout are located? Now you can rest assured that you will be in good hands when you take your hunting and fishing trips. Bass Pro Shops, the largest outdoor retail chain in the U.S., know the people who are expert trackers, fishermen and women, and outfitters. They are passing along these pearls of information in one complete book. Everything from price to license requirements and bag limits, even the history of the lodges is included! Not content with focusing on one country, Marv Fremerman has included countries around the world known for their spectacular scenery and impressive hunting and fishing locales. Some of the countries included are the U. S., Canada, Bahamas, U. S. Virgin Islands, Argentina, Belize, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico, Australia, Norway, Russia and even safari trips in Africa and the Far East. From hunting whitetails to grouse, from fishing for trout to perch, this book offers a complete directory of lodges, guides and outfitters for the outdoorsman or woman who doesn't want to spend their vacation cursing the bad information they received.Trade ReviewGive the outdoorsman or woman a gift they'll use all year long — the Bass Pro Shops Hunting and Fishing Directory Book. Endorsed by Bass Pro Shops, this international guide lists over 400 top notch outfitters, hunting and fishing guides and lodges. The index is cross referenced by species, making it easy to plan the hunting or fishing trip of your dreams. * Active Years *
£13.49
Derrydale Press Foxhunting with Melvin Poe
Book SynopsisFoxhunting is in Melvin Poe's blood. As a child, he hunted with hounds owned by his grandfather and father in Rappahannock County, Virginia, and he became the professional huntsman for the Old Dominion Hounds for 16 seasons and the Orange County Hunt for 27 years. He is now, at age 82, in his eleventh year as huntsman for the Bath County Hounds. In 1979, Melvin was featured in the film documentary "Thoughts on Hunting. "Author Peter Winants, a lifelong foxhunter, has been the field master at Bath County since the founding of the hunt in 1992. His book ably captures the essence of one of the most legendary and colorful characters in American foxhunting. In addition to Melvin's upbringing, chapters deal with breeding and training foxhounds, his techniques in finding and hunting foxes and the strategies that have led to immense success through the years at hound shows. The final chapter, "Thanks, Melvin," has testimonials from a number of prominent foxhunters who have enjoyed sport with Melvin, including Benjamin H. Hardaway III, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Senator John W. Warner. Foxhunting With Melvin Poe is must reading for foxhunters and anyone who enjoys the countryside and nature.Trade ReviewUsed generously throughout the book is a splendid collection of color and black-and-white photograpghs that breath even more life into Winants's prose and draw the reader into the enchanting world of Melvin Poe and Virginia foxhunting. While not a biography per se, Winants's work does relate important events and elements in Poe's life in order to explore and explain his foxhunting philossophy and the qualities that make him such a successful huntsman. * The National Sporting Library Newsletter *Foxhunting with Melvin Poe is lavishly illustrated with 8 color photographs and over fifty black-and-white photos. All this makes Foxhunting with Melvin Poe a great read; an experience second only, perhaps, to foxhunting with Melvin Poe. * New England Horse Talk *
£32.30
