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by Captain Chauncey Hugh Stigand (1877 - 1919)
London, Macmillan & Co., Limited
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From 1906
At the present day it is quite possible, for any man who has the means and the leisure, to undertake a trip to some part of the interior of Africa, and there shoot a great deal of big game, without having time, even if the inclination should be present, to learn anything of hunting lore.
Steamers and railways will carry a sportsman to-day into the very heart of the best shooting grounds of Africa in the course of a few short weeks, and a professional Somali hunter can be engaged by anyone with a long purse, who will place his services and life-long experience amongst African game at his master's commands, and be to him all that the skilled stalker is to the inexperienced stag hunter in the Highlands of Scotland.
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