In Any Kind Of Cover, My Africa, Legends Of The Field Seia, Hugo, Mccallum, Alec, Foran, W.R. In Print Big Game Hunting Books

Three books. Hugo Seia IN ANY KIND OF COVER -Hunting the Dangerous Game of Africa. 236 pp, an amazing 268 photographic ill. Large 8 1/2 x 11 inch format. Foreword by Luis Pedro de sa e Mello + a story on Cape Buffalo hunting by Ross Seyfried. On one side is the big game hunter. On the other is the wild game animal-blessed with sharp senses and protected by the habitat. You're inside the bush where visibility is limited and ability to maneuver is almost nil. Whoever comes off second best pays with their life. Hugo is a reasoned, highly regarded PH. His stories prove the point- or illustrate the exception that proves the rule. Ross says at the end of his buffalo hunt, "I was glad we succeeded. My tracker was glad the buffalo had not." Only 1,000 copies. Numbered. Signed by the author. As new. AlecMcCallum MY AFRICA AProfessional Hunter's Journey of Discovery. Foreword by Pat Cottar. 232 pp, almost 200 b/w ill. The McCallums have been a thread through the professional safari hunting in Africa for almost 75 years. Alec is a PH who has held licenses in Kenya, Tanzania, Central African Republic, Sudan and Zambia. He talks about the safari men who constantly faced danger and loved it, of being governed in the early days only by a love of personal freedom and playing by rules which were never written down. No one has told this story of changing Africa quite like Alec McCallum. The 200 photos take us on a panoramic journey through the African big game hunting community that fewer and fewer individuals are able to tell this story. Foran, W.R. LEGENDS OF THE FIELD More early hunters in Africa. Issued on behalf of the EAPHA. Old time safaris with Baker, Selous, Neumann, Oswell, Sutherland, Andersson, Bell, Jackson and Samaki Salmon. All have their life stories recounted by Foran. The Golden Era comes alive again. For many of these hunters LEGENDS is the first real story of their adventurous lives. Ltd to 1,000 signed (by Tony Archer), numbered copies.