Recent content by Duckhunter3000

I haven’t been on the forums recently, it sounds like I have a lot of books to read.

@Red Stag I listened to audiobooks on YouTube about Jim Corbett and Kenneth Anderson. The way they hunted back then was very interesting to me. Hunting down dangerous cats that ate people sounds like a dangerous and risky adventure. Especially stories like Corbetts’s Panar Leopard.

@Rem280 is it really like that over there? 90+ temps everyday? What’s the lowest temperature in Cameroon on any given day?

I found the video, it’s an audio collection of stories. So you can just sit back and listen to this. I don’t think this is advertising; hopefully, it sticks. Let me know if the link works.

Are we allowed to upload YouTube videos from other channels onto the forum? Not sure if we can. If we’re allowed to I can see if I can find it.

Have you guys ever heard of a story called “Fatal Encounters” by J. Alden Loring?

When it comes to a physical copy, it depends on the book. Thanks for the link. I’ll make sure to look when I get some time.

I’m assuming that you can get all these books from Amazon?

I think those were the books, maybe I got the authors mixed up.

I thought Craig Boddington had a couple books showing like a 3D image of where the vitals are located? Like a picture of an Impala’s heart and lungs for example. I take a look at the book you mentioned as well.

Isn’t there shot placement books for certain animals as well? I thought I saw one somewhere?

That would be the perfect book for me, I actually want to go hunt in Namibia in the future as my first trip to the continent.

I’ll look into it.

I actually read The Lions of Tsavo, someone does audio for hunting books on YouTube and I just listen. That was a good one.

I would like to know if there are any good books about hunting Africa. I already have some on my wishlist, but are there any that you guys recommend?