albertoouchana
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Try to find Safari Press website with mo success, anyone knows what happened to then?
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What happened to Safari Press and Rowland Ward?
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I think worldwide hunting books is the new site from them. Do not know if they sell new books. Rowland ward is still active. They have their own website
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SAFARI Press was for sale a while ago, wondered what happened to them myself. World Wide Hunting Books does have the same logo.
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According to their website, World Wide Hunting Books sold Safari Press in 2022. Can't find out what happened to it from there.
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Mr. Ludo Wurfbain sold Safari Press recently to "Rowman & Littlefield". You can still buy the Safari Press books from them (the trade editions).
Yes, Worldwide Hunting Books is a branch of Safari Press and sells old hunting books and the remaining limited editions of SP. And Sports Afield and Rowland Ward also belong to Ludo Wurfbain.
I hope that Rowland Ward will publish big game hunting books again, apart from the "Records of Big Game".
It's really sad that alle the main hunting book publishers are gone now: Amwell Press, Trophy Room Books and now Safari Press. I hope that some hunter/authors will self-publish their memoirs - like Robin Hurt or John Sharp.
Yes, Worldwide Hunting Books is a branch of Safari Press and sells old hunting books and the remaining limited editions of SP. And Sports Afield and Rowland Ward also belong to Ludo Wurfbain.
I hope that Rowland Ward will publish big game hunting books again, apart from the "Records of Big Game".
It's really sad that alle the main hunting book publishers are gone now: Amwell Press, Trophy Room Books and now Safari Press. I hope that some hunter/authors will self-publish their memoirs - like Robin Hurt or John Sharp.
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