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50 Years of Hunting and Fishing...
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Ben D. Mahaffey'd book, Fifty Years of Hunting and Fishing, will be a delight for any sportman who has stalked the "mulies" or felt the tug of a 40 lb. salmon at the end of their line. Mahaffey's experiences are both humorous and heart wrenching in this some what auto-biographical homeage to a way of life that is rapidly fading from Americana.
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Adventure Is in My Blood...
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This book is filled with plenty of hair-raising adventures with bear, moose, wolf, and sheep; it also includes his Mexican hunting tales.
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Adventure...
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Adventures of a Deep-Sea Angler
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Adventures of Woods and Seas
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Against the Tide...
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Like many kids fortunate enough to spend summers by the shore, writer/journalist Richard Adams Carey grew up with a healthy respect for fishermen and the sea, "a world of astonishing color and shape and texture, of surprise and a perceptible knife-edge of menace."
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Alaska Blues : A Season of Fishing the Inside Pass
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Upton tours us through open channels and narrow fjords, past forested shorelines, tiny villages, abandoned homesteads and deserted canneries. We experience the life of the independent fisher including the lonely hours at sea, the satisfaction of a good's day catch, and the easy camaraderie of other fishers. Alaska Blues offers up an authentic tale of the Southeast Alaska landscape and a fascinating way of life.
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Albie & Billy, the Skypilot and Other Stories
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In this book, Wayne Short tells the true stories of Alaskan characters he's known in a half century of commercial fishing in the Alexander Archipelago of southeastern Alaska. The book consists of twenty-one stories of men and women involved with dramatic action, humor-and at times, violent death. It is a book you won't want to put down.
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Amazing but True Fishing Stories
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A compilation of fishing tales contains such gems as the Frenchman who caught 590 fish in one hour and the Wisconsin boy who fished 1,262 days in a row.
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An American Traveler :
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White, creator of the Doc Ford eco-thriller series, has produced an eclectic mix of stories with a singular, driving theme: A so-called "safe" sedentary life is as predacious as slow cancer. In this book, White demonstrates by example that the fun, the drama, the craziness of exploration.
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Back Trails & Fishing Tales:
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Back Trails & Fishing Tales: Dave Shuffett's Outdoor Adventures
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Batfishing in the Rainforest ...
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What Mr. White is good at is finding the unbeaten path to nowhere and teaching the reader how to follow his example.... not just an amusing collection of prose, but also a useful travel guide.
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Becoming an Outdoors Woman...
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Founder of the nationally acclaimed Becoming An Outdoors Woman program, the author relates how she became just that: an outdoors woman. It's inspirational for those who already have outdoor experience, and offers encouragement for those getting out for the first time.
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Best of Outdoor Life ...
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First please excuse my spelling. It's terrible. I found outdoor life's hunting stories to be very entertaining. It combined stories from todays modern day writers with some wonderfull older authors including Teddy Roosevelt and Ernest Hemingway. Yes Teddy the president. However, be warned this book is not just about hunting.
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Best of Zane Grey Outdoorsman
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For pure reading pleasure of an outdoors nature, noone can beat the wit, wisdom, and writing style of Zane Grey. I purchased this book recently and read the entire length of it in one sitting. Believe me, you won't be able to put this one down! This is a compilation of some of Grey's best work on hunting, fishing, and camping.
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Blood Knot Stories
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This collection's 10 short stories eloquently and insightfully consider the healing powers of the outdoors and how friends, family and lovers shape a person's relation to nature. Fromm's characters come to the outdoors, fishing mostly, with enough emotional baggage to ground an airplane....
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