496円 "Richard K. 'Dick' Wood was arguably one of the best trappers of his time." - Kokomo Tribune Mar 5, 2017 Known as "Adirondack Dick," Richard K. Wood (1895-1977) was a world renown trapper who published over 300 articles on outdoor life. In addition to being a trapper, he was a wildlife photograph...

164円 Mountain men were dare-devils, who feared neither God nor man, nor grizzlies; nevertheless these tragic heroes did good work in their day and generation. They were the scouts who pushed ahead into the uncharted country, preceding the Western woodsmen and New England farmers, the hardy pioneers of...

3,315円 A comprehensive guide to transforming your dog into a valuable wing-shooting companion in the field and at home. Created by Mike Stewart of Wildrose Kennels, the Wildrose Way is a unique, low-force, positive training method that is field-proven for upland and waterfowl gundogs. The training prepa...

164円 "Interesting, this author is an old experienced trapper, and speaks from knowledge." -Herald of Health, 1869 "A very useful and practical manual." -Country Gentleman, 1868 "Everybody who wants to hunt, trap, or fish, knowingly, would do well to get a copy of it." -The American Farmer, 1869 Halsey...

164円 "The author, an old Ceylon Shikari, gives some very interesting, realistic, and thrilling experiences of his adventures after elephants and other wild animals in the jungle, water-hole shooting and crocodile catching, with notes on zoology, useful hints on sport, preservation and setting up of tr...

164円 "I and my Hottentots have killed eight hundred elephants." -Charles Andersson "Trodden on by elephants, ripped up by the horn of a rhinoceros, suffering hunger and thirst, our author has survived all these dangers to write us a very interesting book." -The Rambler, 1856 "Charles Andersson was att...

1,326円 "The stories of Selous' doings I have often listened to far into the night as described round my camp fire by his excited and admiring followers. Selous is not only known as a hunter, held in awe by the Matabele for his unerring aim, and beloved by the Mashonas' as a food-giver, but he is a map-m...

164円 "Born too late for the height of the fur trade, the author still made a living and a life on his own terms." -Reader Review "This man of the woods is amazing." -Reader Review "An almost unbelievable story ... incredible adventures." -Reader Review "It is a true experience of the life and labors o...

164円 South Dakota's early fur traders, those that engaged in the traffic directly with the Indians, were men of no ordinary mold. In many instances they were heroes, at all times resolute, self-reliant, and often self-sacrificing. As a rule no obstacle discouraged them, and they were appalled by no th...

496円 "JIM BRIDGER stands forth as the most conspicuous figure in the brief but glorious reign of the trapper and trail maker in the far West--the greatest furhunter and the greatest pathfinder of them all." In 1906, Western author Arthur Chapman published a 10-page article in the Western magazine "Out...

827円 "Smith may have been America's greatest tiger hunter." -Ohmy News, April 18, 2007 "When I first learned the truth about the Chinese tigers, that they were all man-eaters and lived in caves, nothing could hold me at home," writes Dr. William Lord Smith in describing what compelled him to go tiger ...

164円 "The next moment a tiger sprang clean off the ground, and seized hold of the lower bar of it with both teeth and claws. There was a crash, the elephant fell on to its side ..." Col. Fitzwilliam Thomas Pollok (1832 – 1909) served in the British military in India from the mid-1850s, stationed in Bu...