Kindle Version of Longbow: A Hunting Life is out today for $8.95, with 55 color pictures! See it at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Longbow-A-Hunting-Life-ebook/dp/B00ALXPOMK/ref=pd_rhf_dp_p_t_1 Hi all: We have just become Associate Sponsors at Trad Gang! Our new book, Longbow: A Hunting Life is on sale for $14.99 (only at
www.campbellsquest.com ) for the holidays! There is a great review in this month's issue of TBM magazine and more reviews below! 216 pages, 25 chapters, 35 B&W pictures. Life and death longbow adventures in jungles, rivers, deserts, and mountains around the world from Alaska, Australia, and Puerto Rico to Molokai, Florida, and New Mexico. You can order it at
www.campbellsquest.com or at Amazon, 3 Rivers, Kustom King, Black Widow, Big Jim's or other on-line sellers.
$14.99 FOR THE HOLIDAYS (discounted from $19.00)Here's Just A Few of the Positive Reviews of Longbow!
Traditional Bowhunter Magazine (David Tetzlaff): "Campbell has always been about the method of the hunt, not the outcome. ... At it's core, Longbow is a book about life and how one man copes with both the unpredictable tragedies and the self-inflicted ... when love is lost and found, the unconditional trust of a child is tested ... and about how a man should live, and more importantly, be remembered."
E. Donnall Thomas Jr: "Campbell … gives the bows, the animals, and their pursuit the due they deserve, [but] the themes he explores with greatest passion are more complex: divorce, marriage, cancer, family, despair, redemption. … Campbell [has] a sure-footed and thoughtful prose style that would distinguish his work from the field no matter what the topic of the chapter.”
Gene Wensel: "[Campbell] knows the difference between looking and seeing. To write well is rare, but Campbell writes vividly about his outdoor passions, which is rarer still. This book is your ticket to adventure."
Quote from Longbow: A hunting Life: “Adventure and excitement have their place, to be sure. I can’t chase anything with a longbow and not feel a thrill. But thrills need perspective. The how and why of hunting is more important than the what, or the where, or with whom. I have tried to bring that perspective to these pages along with excitement. The perspective that in hunting - as in life - the joy is in the journey. The outcome is an afterthought.” We hope you find the book a worthwhile addition to your traditional library. Come see us on Facebook! Best, Jay and Karen Campbell.