The New Shikari At Our Indian Stations; Volume 2
"The New Shikari" (Volume 2) offers a captivating glimpse into the world of hunting in colonial India. Julius Barras recounts thrilling adventures and provides invaluable insights into the diverse wildlife encountered across the Indian subcontinent. This volume continues to explore the challenges and excitement of shikar, while documenting the natural history of the region. Readers will find Barras's lively narrative both informative and engaging, providing a window into a bygone era of British India.
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