Remembering Mr. Buck
Perhaps the greatest Nash Buckingham story was the one he lived.
Karamojo Crossing
The rains were gone but the rivers were still swollen. He looked on in amazement as the men calmly walked into the river, each man carrying a big elephant tusk across his shoulder. As they neared the middle of the river, they continued to walk until one by one they...
Musings On the Magic of Books
Ben Franklin, ever a reliable source of wisdom and insight on the human condition, once reckoned “the person who deserves the most pity is a lonesome one of a rainy day who doesn’t know how to read,” As someone who has derived a plentitude of pleasure from books over...
Summer Book Sale
Now through Labor Day, enjoy 50% off select titles during our Summer Book Sale! From thrilling adventures and classic deer hunting tales to timeless stories and epic African safaris, these books capture the spirit of the hunt and the art of the wild. Click Here to...
The Genius of Gene Hill
Hill could take the simplest of subjects and turn them into literary magic with a blend of wit, whimsy, and wisdom.
A Company of Gentlemen Adventurers
The huge beast literally ripped off Pickering’s head.
Lynn Bogue Hunt: Angler, Hunter, Artist
Angler, hunter, and above all artist, Lynn Bogue Hunt was the most popular and prolific outdoor illustrator in mid-20th century America.
Wild!
Just when you think a hunt couldn’t possibly get more dangerous and exciting, something really wild comes along.
The Outdoor Writing Life
It is commonplace for long-established writers, late in their careers, to indulge in some type of retrospective look at their decades of literary endeavor. The word “indulge” is used advisedly, because to some degree virtually every such effort involves cosseting of...