Book recommendations

[Jeff D. Holchin]

Probably the best bowhunting book in my own library is "The best of Traditional Bowhunter".

[bowslinger]

-Anything by E. Donnall Thomas
-Bowhunting Alaska's Wild Rivers, the Bowyers Craft, A Thousand Campfires,and the Book of Primitive Archery by Jay Massey
-Secrets of the Omaha Bow by William Vonderhey
-Trailing a Bear by Robert S. Munger
-The Adventures of Fred Bear, Fred Bear's Field notes
-American Buffalo by Steve Rinella
-To Know A River by Roderick Haig-Brown (fly-fishing)
-Arctic Dreams and Of Wolves and Men, both by Barry Lopez
-Death in the Long Grass By Peter Hathaway Capstick (and other of his books)
-Maneaters of Kumaon by Jim Corbett

Not all bowhunting books but all very good reads based on hunting, nature, etc.

[stonewall]

Anything by Dean Coontz

[tradrookie93]

Wild Men, Wild Alaska (1&2)

[Pat B]

I just got finished reading "Grandma Gatewood's Walk", by Ben Montgomery. Not a hunting story. She was a 67 year old mother of 11 that solo walked the Appalachian Trail in the 1950s and 60s. Easy read and interesting story.

[Jason Hansen]

"Born To The Bow" by Bill Baker...great book!