What are you reading?

[G Skinner]

The Big Game Animals of North America Jack O'Connor 1977 Second Edition

 

[Russ16]

Coyote Amercica

Fascinating book about the most persecuted animal in North America and its ability to adapt and survive. Great read for anyone interested in ecology and natural balance.

 

[Berettaco]

Into the Thorns,who’s the author? Thanks

Wayne Grant

 

[Tundra Tiger]

The Third Secret, Steve Berry

 

[Rafiki]

Use Enough Gun - Robert Ruark

 

[Killingtime]

Flo

Coyote Amercica

Fascinating book about the most persecuted animal in North America and its ability to adapt and survive. Great read for anyone interested in ecology and natural balance.

Dan Flores Book American Serengeti is also very good.

 

[Tundra Tiger]

The Last Ship, William Brinkley

 

[Killingtime]

Duncan Gilchrist- on bears and bear hunting

 

[Captain Munro]

 

[RichD]

The 2 books in front are my latest thrift store finds. The Weatherby book on the left side was a gift from a friend who is a business associate of Weatherby. Still have more Africa books to read, just hope for enough time to do so.

 

[RichD]

Read "Atlas Shrugged" summer '76. It opened my eyes to underlying harm and corruptions that I had not recognized before. "The Fountainhead" was good, too.

It's been a minute or six since I read "Atlas".

 

[Tundra Tiger]

It's been a minute or six since I read "Atlas".

A deep thinker she may have been and it's just as well she was, because she wasn't going to win any beauty pageants. Perhaps sleeping with Eric Stoltz will do that to you.

 

[Russ16]

A deep thinker she may have been and it's just as well she was, because she wasn't going to win any beauty pageants. Perhaps sleeping with Eric Stoltz will do that to you.

Her philosophy was strong. I always struggled with her writing. Repetitive and overwrought.

 

[OldCombatEngr]

A deep thinker she may have been and it's just as well she was, because she wasn't going to win any beauty pageants. Perhaps sleeping with Eric Stoltz will do that to you.

ha!

 

[45-70guy]

African wise I’m currently on Death in the Long Grass, outside Africa readings Louis L’amour short stories volume 3.
Robert Rourkes books were last month.

 

[TSIBINDI]

WHEN A CROCODILE EATS THE SUN: Peter Godwin

 

[C.W. Richter]

Silent Spring (1962) Author brought pollution caused by myriad sources to the forefront, and then she mysteriously checked out soon thereafter....Her work was the forefront of environmental policy in the US and abroad (which she gave her life for.)

 

[Jefferry404]

Bouncing between

 

['68boy]

50 Great Stalks by Col Craig (Boddington); Waco by Jeff Guinn: Lonesome Dove (again) by Larry McMurtrey; Go Down Together (story of Bonnie and Clyde) by Jeff Guinn; and one of the Capstick books-- I think Death in the Long Grass. All are enjoyable. I tend to read a chapter or 2 out of several books each evening so I don't get bored reading just one. Any of those I listed will keep you entertained.

 

[OldCombatEngr]

African wise I’m currently on Death in the Long Grass, outside Africa readings Louis L’amour short stories volume 3.
Robert Rourkes books were last month.

Almost done with Ruark's "Horn of the Hunter" and Keith's "Big Game Rifles & Sixgun Cartridges and Loads"--one volume for Keith's combined books. Ruark had quite a sense of humor, along with an appreciation for adult beverages. One understands, regrettably, how he died young of liver complications. Keith brings a plain-spoken realism I've loved since I first read an article by him in Guns & Ammo, September '67.