Hunter's Tracks

By John A. Hunter

Book Overview

"Hunter's Tracks" by J. A. Hunter immerses readers into the captivating world of African big game hunting through the eyes of a seasoned professional. With vivid prose and heart-pounding accounts, Hunter takes us on a thrilling journey across the vast African wilderness, where every step holds the promise of adventure and danger.

Born into a life of adventure, J. A. Hunter's passion for hunting and exploration began at a young age. Raised amidst the untamed landscapes of Africa, he honed his skills as a hunter and tracker, mastering the art of navigating the wild with unparalleled expertise.

In "Hunter's Tracks," Hunter shares his remarkable experiences and encounters from decades spent in pursuit of the continent's most elusive and majestic creatures. From stalking lions on the Serengeti plains to tracking elephants through dense jungle, each story is a testament to Hunter's deep connection with the natural world and his unwavering respect for its inhabitants.

But "Hunter's Tracks" is more than just a collection of hunting tales-it's a celebration of life lived on the edge, where every sunrise brings new challenges and every sunset paints the sky with the colors of adventure. Through his captivating storytelling, Hunter invites readers to join him on an unforgettable expedition into the heart of Africa, where the thrill of the hunt is matched only by the beauty of the untamed wilderness.

For those who yearn for adventure and crave the call of the wild, "Hunter's Tracks" is a must-read. With its rich narrative and gripping accounts, this book will transport you to a world where the hunter becomes one with the hunted, and every moment is a testament to the untamed spirit of Africa.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CY9WYV81
• ISBN13: 9798224487066
• Release Date: March 2024
• Publisher: Syed Fasih
• Length: 330 Pages
• Weight: 0.79 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Brilliant

This is a brilliant book, the first Hunter I have read, but not the last. His writing is crystal clear and straight forward, somewhat like Jim Corbett's so if you like Corbetts writings you will love this book.

Hunter gets his man

This is the third of John Hunter's books that I've read. This was better in some ways than either *Hunter* or *White Hunter*. The book begins with he and the District Commisioner trying to stop an ivory poaching ring and the troubles they're having in running the ring leader to ground. What's very pleasing is that during the inevitable lulls that accompany "detective" work, some current happening in the case sparks Mr. Hunter's memory and he digresses to tell some amazing tale from his past. You'll just have to read the book to find out if they get their man.The last chapter was a marvelous account of a safari that he led for an Indian Maharajah. Despite his high royal position and wealth, he was quite a sport; such as when a lioness scampered of with a probable record Thomson's gazelle.Overall, it is a good read and Mr. Hunter has yet to disappoint.