Books about Africa

Robertson has 2 pocket sized books along with a full size book, not sure if Craig has a shot placement book just look on his website.
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Yes, Kevin Robertson has 2 pocket sized books along with 2 full size books, The Perfect Shot and The Perfect Shot II. These books are specfic to Africa game. Craig Boddington also has a Perfect Shot book for North American game. Both Craig's and Kevin's books show the images of where the vitals are located.

As @375Fox said the book Ask the Namibian Guides is very good and provides a lot of tips applicable to hunting in Southern Africa.

There are many, many great books on African hunting from the past and more recent times. Some of the authors I like are: Robert Ruark, John Taylor, Teddy Roosevelt, Richard Harland, Harry Manners, Peter Capstick, Arthur Neumann, William York, Wayne Michael Grant, John F Burger, Craig Boddington
 
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Yes, Kevin Robertson has 2 pocket sized books along with 2 full size books, The Perfect Shot and The Perfect Shot II. These books are specfic to Africa game. Craig Boddington also has a Perfect Shot book for North American game. Both Craig's and Kevin's books show the images of where the vitals are located.

As @375Fox said the book Ask the Namibian Guides is very good and provides a lot of tips applicable to hunting in Southern Africa.

There are many, many great books on African hunting from the past and more recent times. Some of the authors I like are: Robert Ruark, John Taylor, Teddy Roosevelt, Richard Harland, Harry Manners, Peter Capstick, Arthur Neumann, William York, Wayne Michael Grant, John F Burger, Craig Boddington
I’m assuming that you can get all these books from Amazon?
 
I’m assuming that you can get all these books from Amazon?
I would think you can.
There used to be a great outlet for all sorts of sporting literature (Safari Press) but they sold out a few years ago to another company and I can’t remember that companies name.
 
We’ve been working on bringing a few into the digital age, although our hearts are always with physical books!

I’ve gotten a few books from y’all, I’m a physical book guy as well.
 
I’m assuming that you can get all these books from Amazon?

Yes, you can probably get some of them on Amazon but not all. Many of them are no longer in print and you may need to look in other places, such as eBay, Abe Books etc.
 
Both of Fred Everetts books, they will be the best Africa Hunting life stories you will ever read. The Bell trilogy, the word on elephant hunting. Wild Beasts & Their Way by Samuel Baker. Jim Sutherlands book The Adventures of an Elephant Hunter, Bunny Allen- Wheel of Life. Those are some of the best books I've read so far.
 
Research of Shikari Connection "bookshelf", buy on Ebay.
 
A very good book for some of the questions you have asked would be “Ask the Namibian Guides” It’s $20 for used copies on Amazon now. It’s practical hunting questions and answers for hunting Namibia from several of the top PHs about 15 years ago. Still very relevant today. I enjoyed reading it even after hunting Namibia several times.
Just bought it given my first trip to Namibi. Thanks @375Fox !
 
We’ve been working on bringing a few into the digital age, although our hearts are always with physical books!

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.
 
Have you guys ever heard of a story called “Fatal Encounters” by J. Alden Loring?
 
John Burger wrote several good books. J. A. Hunter also wrote some great books. Ian Nyschens book “ Months of the Sun” is a great read. There’s a lot of great books out there !
I’m in the final chapters of John Burgers “Horned Death” and just ordered another of his books through Whistling Thorne Press. Even though it directed me to Amazon
 
I just finished and really enjoyed TV Bulpin’s
The Hunter is Death and now reading his
The Ivory Trail
 
To me another good author of African books is Peter Flack, he wrote species specific books, all of the spiral horns, buffalo and one on roan, sable and oryx.
They are a little expensive if you can find them but are worth it IMO.
His Heart of an African Hunter can usually be found for $25-30. I read it after my first trip to S. Africa in which I had unknowingly hunted a property he had put together with friends.
 
If you don't mind buying used, I would also look at AbeBooks and Alibris. I have bought a number of my African hunting books there.
I’m sure these are good options too, but if you can find title on Amazon you can scroll down to used from other sellers. I’ve gotten some really good deals. I rarely buy a new book.
 
His Heart of an African Hunter can usually be found for $25-30. I read it after my first trip to S. Africa in which I had unknowingly hunted a property he had put together with friends.
Forgot about this one, it’s a good one as well.
 

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You’re the 2nd person on this thread from Arkansas. I live in Benton.

Do you hunt out of state much?
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