220yotekiller
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Hey guys I was just wondering what everyone is reading. I just finished Jack O'connor's book The Hunting Rifle and just started Mark Sullivan's book Death and Double Rifles.
What are you reading
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WapitiBob
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CATAHOULA12
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Threads on HUNTTALK.... INTERESTING READS.
Duck-Slayer
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Hunttalk and Public Land Mulies by David Long,
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TexAg09
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Just wrapped up a couple of westerns by Elmer Kelton, and about to start Discipline Equals Freedom: Field Manual by Jocko Willink.
Paul in Idaho
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Mule and Black-tailed Deer of North America: A Wildlife Management Institute Book - Wallmo, Olof C.
mikieb
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Steve Rinella, Meat Eater
noharleyyet
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The Whistler-John Grisham and The Orchard Keeper-Cormac McCarthy...waiting on a new CJ Box and James Lee Burke
Limitkiller
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Working on The Stand by Stephen King right now and have The Final Day by William Forstchen waiting next in line.
MThuntr
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Though I haven't actually "read" these I recently relistened on Audible to "American Serengeti" and "Coyote America" by Dan Flores...very interesting
noharleyyet
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Since it's hunting season, I spend a bit of time reading my wife's moods. Gives me an idea of how much time hunting I can get away with...
Actual reading, I just started a collection of short stories by CJ Box.
You'd make an excellent code breaker.
I've done Box's short stories...very good.
Lonesome_God_outdoors
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Coyote America by Dan Flores
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Coming Into Country - John McPhee
Gellar
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A Fierce Green Fire and next is Sand County Almanac. I hadn't read them since my freshman year in college. They are both very appropriate during these times we are in in conservation.
Addicting
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Land sets and trapping techniques by Charles Dobbins. One of these days when fur prices rebound, I will actually put this information into action and start trapping again.
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WalkingBird
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I'm in the middle of "Grouse Feathers" by Burton Spiller, after that I'm thinking I may go back and re-read "Mostly Tailfeathers" by Gene Hill
jquigley
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Bouncing back and forth between Muir's Wilderness Essays and Long Range Shooting Handbook by Cleckner. Trying to solve my rifle fit issues.
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