What are you reading?

[Inkgardener]

Finishing up History of Smith and Wesson and African Rifles and Cartridges to start Safari Rifles by Boddington.

Also have 7-10 other books I’m picking through.

Terrible Swift Sword in an audiobook.

I have coffee every morning in my library so I’m reading alot.

 

[cmk]

Just finished "One man safari" by Hans Otto Meissner.

Currently reading "With rifle in five continents" by Paul Niedieck.

 

[Green Chile]

Currently reading commander D.E. Blunt’s «ELEPHANT».
Very innteresting read. Highly recomended.
I think this guy is among the first to have developed techniques to hunt crop raiders at night. Sorry for totally screwing up rotating pic correctly

Would you mind sharing a photo of the table of contents? I don't have that book.

 

[Flbt]

Unrepentant sinner
Colonel Charles askins

 

[CEO]

I read a lot for both work and hobbies. Right now, I'm enjoying Horned Giants by John Brandt. Wild bovines are a particular interest of mine.

Putting this one on my list. Looks very interesting.

 

[Green Chile]

Here's the chapter headings for Horned Giants...

 

[Accidental Villain]

Would you mind sharing a photo of the table of contents? I don't have that book.

Enclosed. My father vaguely knew David Blunts son Nicky as he and also John Northcote frequented City Bar in Kampala between hunts in the late sixties.

 

[Denvir Tire]

"The Washing of the Spears" by Donald R Morris

 

[whisk(e)y hunter]

Finished Matthew and on to Mark

I’ve truly felt led to start reading the Bible in the past few months. I’ve realized that, although I have heard and listened to others’ accounts at various points in my life, mostly through forced church attendance during my childhood, I have never invested myself into reading the Word of God, and have lived my life off the narrow path as somewhat of a “practicing acknowledger” rather than as a servant of and believer in Jesus Christ. I have been undeservedly changed, not of my own merits, but rather through the sacrifice made for me.

 

[deewayne2003]

Another member mentioned this book and it’s fascinating….