Yeah i read that one too and up to reading it i had no desire to hunt african animals, but after reading it, its definantely on the bucket list. Talk about and adrenaline filled adventure!!!!Originally Posted by ivorytip
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08-06-2012, 06:29 AM #11Junior Member
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I agree
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08-09-2012, 11:53 AM #12Junior Member
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I agree, great books. How far through the series have you got Colorado? Originally Posted by Colorado Cowboy
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Read them all. Last one was "Force of Nature".
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Anyone read any of Jack O'Conner's books? If so, what do you recommend?
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Sheep and Sheep Hunting. Originally Posted by Brady
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Ya Force of Nature is awesome. I got it downloaded on the kindle when it came out and read it in a few hours. I think every book Box gets better. Originally Posted by Colorado Cowboy
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The joe pickett books are great they get better each book C.J.Box does a great job writeing mysteries i have read all the joe pickett books
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I've had no desire to go to Africa... still don't. But, this has got to be one of my favorite books. I'd recommend it to anyone. Originally Posted by ivorytip
It was good enough that it was worthy of a first post.
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horns in the high country, or tales of a wilderness wanderer, by Andy Russell
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Hunting Adventures Worldwide by Jack Atcheson. He is a famous outfitter, guide, booking agent from Montana. This is a book of short stories of hunts he has been on. I really enjoyed it!
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