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That's a challenge for sure...
Not in any order, but... Harold P. Sheldon William Harnden Foster John Taintor Foote Gene Hill Fred Everett Burton P. Spiller Nash Buckingham George King, "That's Ruff" Philip H. Babcock Edmund Ware Smith Corey Ford Harry Middleton John Gierach Ted Nelson Lundrigan George Bird Evans Thomas Mcguane Sparse Grey Hackle Bill Tapply Oh, you said ten... I'm sorry - I got carried away glancing over just a couple of shelves but I know I've missed a bunch of good ones. Titles?... just about anything they wrote are all my favorites. I really can't narrow it to ten. |
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Shooters Bible, 1945-1954. Top 20? Shooters Bible, 1945-1964
Anything by Thor Hyerdahl, John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemmingway, and most especially, Winston S. Churchill |
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Robert Ruark. My favorite is The Old Man and the Boy. All of Ruark's books are excellent.
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Robert Ruark, Jack O'Connor, Russell Annabel, Corey Ford, Gene Hill, John "Pondoro" Taylor, Charley Dickey, Gordon MacQuarrie, Peter Capstick.
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Gunther, Mullens, Parker and Price. Chas. Askins the Senior, Gordan MacQuarrie, A.W. Money (Bluerock), Havilah Babcock, Nash Buckingham, Elmer Keith.
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One book I enjoyed many years ago was The 13 valley by John Del Vecchio. I don't read much any more, just The Book. Enjoyed bad word, The book was intersting. A book about war so one can't really enjoy it.
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My Top 10 Writers and Titles
Here's my favorites. Thanks for sharing your best stories!
Top 10 Writers/Stories Gordon MacQuarrie - (the entire Old Duck Hunter’s Trilogy) The Old Brown Mackinaw, Nothing to Do for Three Weeks, Bluebill Day, Man Tired, We shall Gather by the Icehouse, Just Look at this Country Nathan Jorgenson - Waiting for White Horses, The Perfect Weekend Gene Hill – Firesides, Being There, Bingo Robert Ruark – The Old Man and the Boy Albert Hochbaum – To Ride the Wind Aldo Leopold – A Sand County Almanac Sam Cook – Up North, Quiet Magic, Friendship Fires Corey Ford - The Road to Tinkamtown Jerry Wilber – Of Woodsmoke and Quiet Places Calvin Rutstrum – Paradise Below Zero, North American Canoe Country I now have a few new ones to find. Steve Kleist |
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