Synopsis:
This book is a satire on hunting which anti-hunters as well as hunters and non-hunters will enjoy. It's all clean humor with more humor packed into each page than most big name humorists have in their books. There are few large blank spots on the pages as found in books written by the well known humorists. Women seem to enjoy it as much as men and it makes a great gift. Each book is autographed by me personally. I poke fun at the hilarious claims made by the various manufacturers of hunting paraphenalia. The book is laced with short stories, annecdotes and dozens of one liners. Mr. Sparks who does radio book reviews for his Little Professor Book store said the book was really funny and that the writing was a cross between Dave Barry and Pat Mcmanus. Several readers say they call it a bathroom book because they can pick it up and read any part. Some of the subjects are, better hunting through the use of chemistry, food for the field, Elk hunting and family ac! ! tivies are not synonamous, and why they refer to the "Battle of the Big Horn," as the "Sale of the Big Horn."
About the Author:
Jim Sachse is a retired Army Officer, a vet of the Korean and Vietnam Wars. He had more job experiences than you can shake a stick. He sailed the Great Lakes on an ore carrier for three years, sold real estate for twelve, was the operations coordinator for a wilderness search and rescue dog unit for a few years, gave seminars on serch and rescue methods, and raised cattle. As a freelance writer he contributed several humorous articles for the International Bowhunters' Magazine and was a humor columnist and staff member for American Bowhunter Magazine. He has been married to a lovely woman for over 45 years ,who like Jim, was also born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisc. They had four children and fourteen grandchildren.
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