I've enjoyed most of these.
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Don't know how Happy..ended up on that self.
To large for the shelf - Grouse of the North Shore by Gordon Gullion, a must for grouse hunters.

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I am really loving Hunting and home, the 1st Rutledge collection. Will have to track down the other two collections as I really enjoying his writing so far. Thus is the 1st of my new books I have cracked.

If you like turkey hunting, you will love his collection of turkey hunting stories

Years ago when I knew less than nothing about sporting books and was trying to build my library I was lucky enough to receive an offer to subscribe to a series called The 50 Greatest Books of the Derrydale Press. I received a book a month at around $35 each; very nice reprint editions and very affordable. I don't know if they really are the 50 greatest, but I have really enjoyed them and they introduced me to some wonderful writers - Spiller, Buckingham, Gordon Grand, Edmund Ware Smith, Gene Connett, etc. I only wish there had been more books in the series! You can still pick them up occasionally on ABE books, ebay, etc.

If you're looking for books that are slightly different but very good get "Making Game" (woodcock) and "For A Handful of Feathers" (bobwhite quail) by Guy de la Valdene.

Jack Kuzepski