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I just searched Amazon.com for 'Adventures with Walter' by Saeed. Couldn't find a copy anywhere. Is it out of print already? Just like the things on ArBay, if you don't stay on line 24/7, the one item you need will be gone before you know it's there.Smiler
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Elephant Hunter: Men of Legend and Claws and Fangs by Arino-Sanchez; Both of John Boyes books, King of the Wa-Kikuyu, and African Adventurers.


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Currently reading:

Last of the Few by Sanchez-Arino

The Last Safari by Bruce VonBuskirk
 
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MEMORIES OF AN AFRICAN HUNTER: Terry Irwin

HUNTING THE DANGEROUS GAME OF AFRICA: John Kingsley-Heath

A HUNTER'S STORY & MAMBAS AND MANEATERS:
C.J.P. Ionides
 
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Just finished Wayne Grant's "Into the Thorns" and William York's "Out in the Midday Shade." Both are good books and I really enjoyed "Into the Thorns." I also enjoyed David Hulme's "Shangaan Song."

Probably will start next on "Months of the Sun" and have ordered "Mahohbo."


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Ivan,
Maybe you could use some of your airplane time to write your own book. I suspect you have more than enough experiences to fill up one volume.


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Into my heart on air that kills
From yon far country blows:
What are those blue remembered hills,
What spires, what farms are those?
That is the land of lost content,
I see it shining plain,
The happy highways where I went
And cannot come again.

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My favorite, and an annual re-read, is Horn of the Hunter by Ruark. Ruark hits a note with me. I love his humor, his embellishments, and the actual happenings. He was a great writer, not just a hunter who happened to write. Not to mention the one greatest line ever written about the "hunter".


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I like Scruffy's books, he's "one of our own" and he's funny to boot!

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