I am posting this because I have gotten a lot of inquiries lately as to whether copies of the AR Africa Book are still available. I still have plenty of copies left, so if you want a copy, let me know.

Also, thanks to all of you who have ordered copies, and for all of the compliments on the books.

Dave

Remind us of the costs or put a link to the old post please. I know it's there but I'm feeling lazy.

Edited to add that I am apparently too lazy (or tired) to see the sticky at the top of the page.

As a reminder:

The book is 174 pages long and includes 28 color plates. The format is a 6-inch by 9-inch softcover volume that is light-weight and easily packable so that you can take it along on your own safari. For those who are not familiar with the book, the table of contents is:

Introduction by David W. Bieber (loud-n-boomer)
Part I: The Experience
Chapter
1. The Lure of Safari by David Bieber (loud-n-boomer)
2. The African Dream by Phyllis Godsell (Phylliis the Hot Shot)
3. A Sailor’s First Safari by Bjorn Klappe (Bjorn)
4. The Campfire by Hal Lynch (nyatihunter)
5. Hunting the Southern Greater Kudu by Rikkie Schonken (Rikkie)
6. First Kudu by David McGuire ("D" Hunter)
7. A Years Hunting with Mr. Murphy by Bjorn Klappe (Bjorn)
8. Bowhunting the Dark Continent by Fergus Bailey
9. A Leopard Hunt by Steve Holder
10. A Buffalo Story by Lewis L Ankeny (Crosshairs)
11. The Ramonjie Lion by Geoff Devine-Jones (Geoff)
12. When You Run Out of Fingers by Jack O’Neil
13. Into the Jesse by Hal Lynch (nyatihunter)
14. How Can You Hide an Elephant by Jim Wooten (mbogo375)
Part II: Logistics
15. Tips for Your First Safari by Terry Carr (T.Carr)
16. One Hunter’s Safari Packing List by David W. Bieber (loud-n-boomer)
17. Tracking Notes by Peter Viljoen ( Peter V)
18. Utilizing Africa’s Wildlife Resources by J. J. Hackiewicz (J.J. Hack)
Part III: Guns and Ammo
19. But How Much Gun is Enough? by Walter W. Matera (‘Ol Sarge)
20. The Bwana Saeed Index by Ronald A. Berry
21. .400-inch, The Minimum Magazine Stopper Rifle by Paul Hail (Paul H)
22. Firearms for Non-dangerous Game by David W. Bieber (loud-n-boomer)
23. Reloading Ammo for Africa by Terry BlauKamp


The cost of the book is $25.00 plus mailing as follows:
Continental U.S. and Alaska - $2.00 for media mail or $4.50 for priority mail
Canada - $3.00 for economy mail or $7.50 for priority mail
International, other than Canada - $6.00 for economy mail or $10.00 for airmail
California residents please include $1.88 for sales tax.

The cost covers the actual costs for printing and shipping plus a small surplus, which will go to the Cullman and Hurt Community Wildlife Project in Tanzania. The Cullman and Hurt Community Wildlife Project was originally founded by Professional Hunter Robin Hurt, and supports educational efforts to encourage local communities to take part in conserving their indigenous wildlife.

You can pay by credit card through PayPal to the account of dwbieber@earthlink.net, or you can send payment to:

David Bieber
P.O. Box 1586
El Dorado, CA 95623

I read a lot and this is worthwhile read. Money is not wasted at all.

I'm on my way to the mailbox now with the letter and check!

Thanks for helping with this project everyone!

Loud N Boomer

I would like to order two, to be air mailed overseas but I am not familiar with Pay Pal.

Can you please give me a short indication on how to proceed, please?

Thanks,

Montero