Sporting Literature, Humor & Fireside

A harrowing collection of true deadly encounters between man & beast. Since humans evolved into the dominant species on this planet, we sometimes fail to recognize the power of animals & that it only takes a second for humans to become nearly helpless pre

Joe Picket returns, this time to the wilds of Yellowstone National Park. Joe must investigate the story of Clay McCann, a lawyer who slaughtered four campers in cold blood in a far-off corner of Yellowstone National Park. 6x9 inches; 288 pgs.

Recently discovered, the text was written more than 40 years ago. Ritchie understood the troubled, talented writer & he leaves us a deeply moving, insightful record of his employer. 6x9 inches, 350 pgs.

Lomonaco hunted all over the world & shot a lot, but in the book he only describes what he really cared for the most: waterfowl, sheep, wild goats, bear, deer, & elk during his 40-year hunting career. A refreshing approach that gives the reader many inter

Hemingway's famous novel.

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Perhaps the most impressive first novel ever written by an American writer. A journey from the center of a civilization spiritually bankrupted by the First World War to a vital, God-haunted world in which faith & honor have yet to lose their currency. 224

Complete volume of Hemingway's short stories.

A classic field guide to the 36 most common species of roadside remains in North America. B&W illus; 5x8.5 inches, 96 pgs.

A damning indictment of animal rights fanaticism; Workman uses his investigative skills to expose the tangled web of violence, vandalism & viciousness the environmental activists use to justify their cause. Reveals the internal terrorists lurking in our o

Ragnar's favorite stories of the backwoods life. Back in print! Illus; 5.5x8.5 inches, 80 pgs.

An explosive, first-person account of an illegal Alaskan big-game hunting camp brought down by one woman. 6x9 inches, 264 pgs.

A thrilling tale of suspense, vengeance, & murder, featuring Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett. This one will break C.J. Box out to a larger audience. 6x9 inches, 336 pgs.

Comprehensive, illuminating history of the American flag traces its evolution from the colonial period to the flag's prominent role as a symbol of American resolve today. Foreword by Nelson DeMille. 8-pg. color insert; 6x9 inches, 352 pgs.

Beginning with a riveting account of growing up on his plantation before the Civil War, Hunter weaves together colorful tales of decades pursuing quail, fox, and waterfowl in Virginia and North Carolina, and saltwater fish along the mid-Atlantic coast. Al

Far more than a collection of exciting big-game hunting stories. Bill's 2nd book clarifies the ethics of a controversial sport. He shares the meaning of the hunt, whether or not it ends with the death of an animal, in a way equaled by few who've ever hunt

The epic story of the most incredible chase of the 20th century. B&W photos, map; 6x9 inches, 320 pgs.

How native & white men shared the call of the wilderness, traveling miles on foot or by canoe, hunting moose & deer or fishing trout & salmon; the traditions of guiding are preserved, as well as many hilarious & hair-raising stories. B&W illus & photos; 7

A collection of 18 personal experiences filled with excitement, humor, danger & drudgery. Raymond's daily record from 11/1872-9/1873. Liberally footnoted. B&W photos & drawings; 12x9 inches, 204 pgs.

Davis has translated the rough vernacular of the fur trapper into modern English; everything from "Absarokee" to "Yapper" is defined & pronunciations explained. Illustrated; 6x9 inches, 56 pgs.