Recreating the American Longrifle; William Buchele, et al; Paperback (Publisher Out Of Stock)
Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in Its Golden Age; Joe, Jr. Kindig; Hardcover; $85.00 (Back Ordered)
The Bedford County rifle and its makers; Calvin Hetrick; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Fifteen years in the Hawken Lode; John D. Baird; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
The Kentucky rifle; Merrill Lindsay; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
The long rifle; Robert Lagemann; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Longrifles of note; George Shumway; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Marksmanship,; Gary L., Anderson; Hardcover (Hard to Find)
The Pennsylvania rifle; Samuel E. Dyke; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Recreating the Kentucky rifle; William Buchele; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Target rifle shooting; Edmund George Barton Reynolds; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Target Rifle Shooting; Edmund George Barton. Reynolds; Hardcover (Hard to Find)
Muzzleloading (Hunting & Fishing Library); Toby Bridges; Hardcover (Not Yet Published)
The Compleat Muzzleloader; L. Gordon Stetser; Paperback (Hard to Find)
Muzzleloader hunting; Mike Strandlund; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
The Muzzleloading Hunter; Hardcover (Hard to Find)
The Muzzleloading Hunter : Being a Complete Guide for the Black Powder Sportsman; Rick Hacker; Hardcover (Hard to Find)
The gun 1834; William Greener; Unknown Binding (Hard to Find)
Gun and Its Development; W.W. Greener; Hardcover (Hard to Find)
Green Hills of Africa; by Ernest Hemingway
The Indian Tipi; by Reginald & Gladys Laubin
Coming Soon!
Theodore Roosevelt..African Game Trails. Also check out, Wilderness Hunter, which has an interesting story on a possible Sasquatch encounter by two beaver trappers. Robert Ruark...Horn Of The Hunter, The Honeybadger, Use Enough Gun, and Uhuru! Classic Africa at it's best!! Peter Hathaway Capstick...the 4 volume, Death In The "_____", series, Maneaters, and 5 or 6 more!! The undisputed master of the hunting story! The tales of hunting dangerous game with muzzleloaders, (4 bore!!!), in the early 1800's are enough to give you the heebie-jeebies!! Vin T. Sarano...The Greatest Hunting Stories Ever Told. An anthology of classic and contemporary writers, with plenty of humor mixed in. Franklin Russell...The Hunting Animal. The various narritives are an inquiry into the dialectic nature of predatory instincts found in both man and beast. Aldo Leopold...Sand County Almanac and Round River. Excellent reading for the conservationist, either rural or urban. Gives significant insight into the theoretical and mystical presence of, "Wilderness". John Madsen...Stories From Under The Sky and Where The Sky Began. These are anthologies of the Tall-grass Prairie and run the gamut from the ageless past to the mechanized present. Sprinkled throughout with dry mid-western wit. Farley Mowat...Anything written by this man is extraordinary!! There are more than a dozen titles in print, but be sure to find, The Snowwalker. Snowwalker is another anthology, and I believe it contains the short story entitled, The Blood In Their Veins. Find this story and read it at all costs!!! Peter Matthiessen...Wildlife In America, Indian Country, and In The Spirit Of Crazy Horse. Ever heard of the Sea Mink?? Read about it in Wildlife!! Indian Country is yet another anthology covering the 20th century transgressions of Native American lands. Thought provoking!!! The FBI filed suit in Federal court to block the publication and distribution of Crazy Horse....they lost!! (smile) Crazy Horse is a documentary of the 1975 incident at Oglala on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. It is written from the Native American view-point. A must read for anyone concerned with the increasing abuses of Federal agencies. Peter C. Newman...Company Of Adventurers, Caesars Of The Wilderness, and Merchant Princes. A trilogy of the historical facts, foibles, and ramifications concerning the rise of the Hudson's Bay Company and the fur trade in North America. Excellent reference works and a heck-of-a good read!! Many quotes from archives, journals, diaries, and HBC ledgers. The fur-trade was a significant factor in the formation of America as an independant country. The HBC "WAS" the fur-trade in North America's infancy, and it behooves us to know more than a little about it. Well talking about moving in species I would be willing to start exporting prairie dogs to some other states. They are a great target and are really acrobatic when they get hit! Have you ever read Jim Corbett's books? He was a professional "man eater" hunter in Africa and Indian. "Use Enough Gun" and "Horn of the Hunter" by Robert Ruark Aldo Leopold's Sand County Almanac