A collection of sporting diary entries that capture hunting adventures, nature, and vivid memories from India to home ground.
In two volumes, this edition gathers personal experiences from a life spent pursuing game, stalking through forests, and sharing camps with loyal companions. The author blends practical observations with engaging stories, inviting readers to relive triumphs, near misses, and the quiet moments afield that shape a sportsman’s days.
From the Sewalik hills to riverine flats and home shoots, the book blends description of landscapes with lessons learned at the moment of action. Whether you hunt, hike, or simply admire rustic travel writing, you’ll find a steady rhythm of action, humor, and appreciation for nature’s surroundings.
- Stories drawn from Indian shikar, including hunting for sambhur, chital, and partridge, told with firsthand detail.
- Observations on wildlife, birds, and the natural world, balanced with camp life and companionship.
- Practical notes on stalking, shooting craft, and the mood of the field across seasons.
- Illustrations and diary-style entries that bring scenes to life without spoilers.
Ideal for readers who enjoy vivid, old‑world hunting memoirs and a window into late 19th‑century sporting life.