Looking for some good reading

[Lefty]

If you're looking for some good humor, any of the books by Pat Macmanus.

I loved reading Pat's article and books!

[Dave Pagel]

Thanks for the suggestions.  I have all of the Wensel books Rothaar books, Thomas books and more, but I did order some off this thread and a couple more from a vintage store.  I have an ankle surgery coming up and will be laid up for 10 weeks.

DP

[last arrow]

Jay Massey’s books are the best.

[kopfjaeger]

Bob Kirschner's two books are good reading. 

[kopfjaeger]

Another good book is BOWHUNTING'S WHITETAIL MASTERS: THE TECHNIQUES, SECRETS By Dan Bertalan.

[Bowguy67]

Another interesting and good read is Kenny Morgan’s “America, Wild Turkey and Mongrel Dogs” if you’re into turkey both that and the “Death in the long grass book I’d mentioned are fantastic. The Capstick book btw is A NYT bestseller. Imagine how it’s written that many people bought it

[Terry Green]

If you are looking for hunting and adventure. I would strongly suggest Bows on the Little Delta.  It is my favorite.

[Bernard Bjorklund]

If you're looking for some great books that will keep you glued to your seat check out CJ Box - Joe Pickett series.  Not archery related though.  Joe is a Game Warden in Wyoming  (fiction) and involves some wild events.  There are over twenty books in the series.  I'm absolutely hooked.  Any hunter would enjoy these!

Bernie

[Philbow]

The Jim Corbett Man-eater Books.

[Brockett]

G Fred Asbell's book Stalking and Still-Hunting: The Ground Hunters Bible

[Ryan Rothhaar]

Fantastic hunting book, not archery, but a great book by a great author - The Heart of the Hunter by Edison Marshall.  Can pick up used on Amazon etc.  He would have made a great traditional bowhunter 

R

[mj seratt]

If you like turkey hunting, any of Tom Kellys books

Murray

[rufus_d]

Best of Tradiional Archery by Gene Wensel. Also Trails End by Jim Doughtery. Both go to books when I have a bit of time.

[Steelhead]

You would enjoy Silvertip.Paul Schafer Bio.

[PrimitivePete]

I'm halfway through the book Return from Lynx Wilden and I can't put it down.

[Wudstix]

X2 what Terry said.
 

[wooddamon1]

Empire of the Summer Moon by S.C. Gwynne.
Crazy Horse and Custer or anything by Stephen Ambrose. His narrative histories read like epic adventure novels. D Day, Band of Brothers, etc. are all phenomenal books.
Anything by Cormic McCarthy if you enjoy a darker story.

[chinook907]

Shadows On the Koyukuk, by Sidney Huntington. And Last Light Breaking by Nic Jans.

[Hud]

Anything by the late Jim Hamm from Texas. He has a number of books and including some with Tim Baker. Also the late Jim Daugherty from Oklahoma. Jim wrote for Peterson's Bowhunting, and a best of stories can be found in Trails Ending. Marv Clyncke from CO. finished his "Son of the Longbow" last year. Fred Anderson wrote "The Traditional Way" and "Toxicated: A Treasure of Archery's Golden Age". The late John Schulz wrote "Straight Shooting" about bows, hunting and what he learned from Howard Hill.

[Hud]

Since permits are available in ID and MT to hunt wolves, you might like Wolfer by Carter Niemeyer a trapper and adventurer from Ohio that moved to MT after graduating. Wolfer: A Memoir, is his story of capturing Canadian Wolves in Canada for a reintroduction program approved by Congress. It begins in early 1990's with Canadian Wolves that were much larger than the Timber Wolf, that was exterminated by ranchers and others. Read what happens when the Wolves don't follow the governments plan. IMO. Carter new more about the Wolves than the government, politicians and biologist. Paperback 2020.