I've been looking for a copy of "Look to the Wilderness." I read it as a kid back in the early sixties. I have no idea who wrote it. Anybody ever heard of it? It was a compilation of stories about hunting around the world. The brown bear and the komodo dragon hunts are the only one's I can remember. It was a great read for a thirteen year old. I can still remember feeling wet and cold when the author was hunting brown bears.
Bfly

from www.antiqbook.com

Burden, W. Douglas. "Look to the Wilderness." Boston, Little Brown. 1960. VG/G_ as closed tear along spine. 1st edn. photographs. 251 pps. Offered for US $20 by The Bohemian Bookworm -- Book number 94845.

or, for free here...

http://www.archive.org/details/locktothewildern001923mbp

Funny this discussion should take place now. I ordered this book last weekend!

Thanks, that is the book!
It came to mind for me on one of those cold, rainy late October nights. I was damp and cold from working outside. I got to thinking of a siwash camp, sitting on an old whale bone and eating raisons with seeds in them. Then the memory of the trip to Admiralty Island drifted across time. Killer whales, a little boat, open water and sputter, sputter, silence.
That was pretty heady stuff for a farm kid that only hunted up the hollow back of the barn with a hand me down, single barrel H&R.
DPhillip, hope you enjoy it.
Bfly

Ah, stupid me...I just posted the my other topic about this, then looked down thru here and saw your post. Check out Amazon.com.