Reading Material

[BADbuckfever]

Ernest Hemingway

[twp1224]

+1 for both of these books. Mike Eastmans Hunting High Country Mule Deer was a interesting to read as well.

Try Cameron R. Hanes Backcountry Bow hunter or David longs Public land Mulies

[Tope]

Indian Creek Chronicles. By Pete Fromme. The Hunter's Road by Jim Fergus. Anything by Jim Harrison or Thomas McGuane.

[shootbrownelk]

Try "Hell, I was there" by the great Elmer Keith!

[Bitterroot Bulls]

A little late to this thread, but thought I would put a +1 on Indian Creek Chronicles by Pete Fromme. I visit his campsite once a year. A great, great book. Another great true-story adventure is In the Heart of the Bitterroot Mountains: The Story of the Carlin Hunting Party, September-December 1893 by Abraham L. Himmelwright, although Himmelwright was a member of the expedition, and some question his account.

[bullelk]

Try "Hell, I was there" by the great Elmer Keith!

One of my favorites.

[shootbrownelk]

Bobby, try any or all of Jim Zumbo's "To Heck with" series....covers Deer/Elk/Moose etc. I collect all Jim's Books.

[NoMoreOldNo7]

Wow, dcannon you are the first I heard mention Vardis Fisher in a long time. He is one of my favorite authors. I have most of his fiction works, but only one of his non-fiction works. He wrote many non-fiction books about the Pacific Northwest, the only non-fiction by Fisher I have is about Idaho, but I am always keeping an eye out for more. My favorite fiction work by Fisher is The Golden Rooms, its about cavemen, lots of hunting, sociology and a belief in God. I recommend it to anyone looking for something different. The last non-fiction book I read was The Collector by John Fowles, it was OK, best thing I liked about it was I spent a lot of time in England and I knew of or visited most of the places mentioned in the book.

When I am in the need for something not so heavy I dig back through old issues of Eastmans or my collection of out of print California Hunter magazines