Horn of the Hunter Africa The chronicles of their adventures

The chronicles of their adventures form an interesting sub-genre of Southern fiction

Call of the Wild Ocelot Earrings

The front pocket has six loops for storage of choke tubes or ammunition

Featuring Casting Call

it was a magical place where visitors could walk wooded trails and have the rare opportunity to see and feed free-roaming deer and other friendly animals

Horn of the Hunter Africa The chronicles of their adventuresRobert Ruark, Horn of the Hunter. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Co., 1953. 315 pages. Hardbound in dust jacket. Ruarks great gifts at their bestbetter than Hemingway on Africa, in my view. Illustrated and with two Ruark related articles, one from Petersens Hunting and one from American Rifleman, tipped in. 1st edition. Book is very good plus; mylar protected dust jacket only fair. Slightly better copies of the 1st edition sell for many hundreds of