Hunting Africa: Kenya Fishing did but little to still

did but little to still the voices of the wilderness that were for ever whispering to me of far-away game-haunted mountains and forests

He is considered by many to be the greatest archer/hunter of all time

Blood in the Tracks offers visionary thought and insight into what it takes to consistently harvest trophy mule deer

avoiding elephants and finding shelter and sustenance

The Sarek Splitting Axe is named after the Sarek National Park which is located in Jokkmokk Municipality

Hunting Africa: Kenya Fishing did but little to stillJim Rikhoff (editor and compiler), Hunting Africa: Kenya. With a Foreword by Harry Tennison and original color plates and line drawings by Guy Coheleach. xxxiv, 636 pages. Clinton, NJ: Amwell Press, 1992. Hardbound in gilt embossed leather with all edges gilt, ribbon marker, and silk endpapers. Copy 921 of 1000, signed by Rikhoff. A volume in the African Hunting Heritage Series. This is a truly impressive work, with Coheleachs art adding to its