hunting

Theodore Roosevelt chronicles his experiences on a North Dakota cattle ranch during the late nineteenth century, which includes his first-hand accounts of wrangling bighorn sheep, chasing horse thieves, encountering Native Americans, bronco busting, and more. Features black-and-white illustrations by Frederic Remington.

Relates the adventures of Davy Crockett, Kit Carson, Buffalo Bill, and other hunters and trappers in the wilderness of the early 19th century.

An eight-year-old boy learns about hunting and the outdoors from his father, and when they discover a shivering mouse sharing the warmth of their camp stove, the boy reminds his dad of a lesson he was taught.

This introduction to hunting includes chapters on safety, equipment, learning to shoot, and tips on hunting small game, waterfowl, and deer.

Hunters after a bear are constantly outwitted as Bear takes his pencil and draws his way out of each situation.