Recommendations for you who like to drink deeply of good books

[Mookie Blaylock]

Dag, do you have any other collectibles? That Ranger box looks like it's in pretty good condition.

 

[dag]

Dag, do you have any other collectibles? That Ranger box looks like it's in pretty good condition.

I’ve got 2 of those Ranger boxes. One still has all the paper shells in it. I love the old boxes and actually just picked up some more today at a pawn store.
The pointer coffee can I got for $5 at a consignment store my wife likes.

 

[cokid]

Gonna put in a plug for my old childhood buddy, Tom Reed. I particular like Blue Lines: https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Lines-Fishing-Tom-Reed/dp/1606390244. It's mostly fishing, but a bit of upland and other outdoor pursuits thrown in. A great writer, IMO.

 

[Kismet]

Jenny Willow by Mike Gaddis is an extremely well-written book. I may have a predisposition to like it because it is, in part, a story about an old man and his final dog. There much more though, for the dog goes on...and does the story.

I believe you will appreciate it, and it will stir feelings that men don't usually talk about, 'cuz we're manly men.

Enjoy.

 

[birdhunter65]

I am bias but this one was written about the Rufus who was the great grandfather of my Britts. It will make you laugh and cry. CW and I became friends after his Bear was smitten by my girls Ellie Mae. They made awesome pups! That is Ellie and Rufus Bear in 2017. Damn I miss them dogs! View attachment 3616
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My parents always got the Kansas City newspaper. I loved reading his columns. I named a black lab Gusewelle.

 

[Bob Peters]

I recently finished this book, and can't recommend it enough. Pheasant Hunter's Harvest by Steve Grooms. A few tips, a lot of life lessons from a lifelong bird hunter.

Pheasant Hunter's Harvest: Grooms, Steve: 9781558210899: Amazon.com: Books

Pheasant Hunter's Harvest [Grooms, Steve] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Pheasant Hunter's Harvest

www.amazon.com

 

[Snowcock]

I have Charlie Waterman's Hunting Upland Birds on my desk, read it countless times, lead to hunting 10 states, and all the upland species in the lower 48, plus moving to Idaho from Michigan and now Nevada. Thanks Charlie, it lead to a life few people are fortunate enough to enjoy...

 

[Lefty76]

Great thread, although it has cost me a little money!

 

[dustin mudd]

If you haven’t read McIntosh do your self a favor. A master writer and story teller! Knew his shotguns!