Hunting in Many Lands The Book of The Boone and Crockett Club — Theodore Roosevelt George Bird Grinnell

Taveta forest has been often described by pens far abler than mine so I will not attempt to do this It is inhabited by a most friendly tribe of savages who at the time of my visitto them possessed sufficient food to be able to supply the wants of my caravan I therefore made it a base at which I could leave the major part of my following and from which I could with comfort and safety venture forth on shooting trips accompanied by only a few men The first of these excursions was made to the shores of Lake Jipé six hours march from Taveta for the purpose of shooting hippos I took with me my whole battery and thirteen men This unlucky number perhaps influenced my fortunes for I returned to Taveta empty handed and fever stricken after a stay on the shores of the lake lasting some days However my experiences were interesting if only because they were in great measure the result of ignorance Up to this time my sporting experience had dealt only with snipe and turkey shooting in Florida for on my road from the coast the little game seen was too wary to give me a chance of putting a rifle to my shoulder

Taveta forest has been often described by pens far abler than mine so I will not attempt to do this It is inhabited by a most friendly tribe of savages who at the time of my visit to them possessed sufficient food to be able to supply the wants of my caravan I therefore made it a base at which I could leave the major part of my following and from which I could with comfort and safety venture forth on shooting trips accompanied by only a few men The first of these excursions was made to the shores of Lake Jipé six hours march from Taveta for the purpose of shooting hippos I took with me my whole battery and thirteen men This unlucky number perhaps influenced my fortunes for I returned to Taveta empty handed and fever stricken after a stay on the shores of the lake lasting some days However my experiences were interesting if only because they were in great measure the result of ignorance Up to this time my sporting experience had dealt only with snipe and turkey shooting in Florida for on my road from the coast the little game seen was too wary to give me a chance of putting a rifle to my shoulder

Theodore Roosevelt tarafından kaleme alınan Hunting in Many Lands Gece Kitaplığı eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Hunting in Many Lands Theodore Roosevelt Kitap Özeti Taveta forest has been often described by pens far abler than mine so I will not attempt to do this It is inhabited by a most friendly tribe of savages who at the time of my visit to them possessed sufficient food to be able to supply the wants of my caravan I therefore made it a base at which I could leave the major part of my following and from which I could with comfort and safety venture forth on shooting trips accompanied by only a few men The first of these excursions was made to the shores of Lake Jipé six hours march from Taveta for the purpose of shooting hippos I took with me my whole battery and thirteen men This unlucky number perhaps influenced my fortunes for I returned to Taveta empty handed and fever stricken after a stay on the shores of the lake lasting some days However my experiences were interesting if only because they were in great measure the result of ignorance Up to this time my sporting experience had dealt only with snipe and turkey shooting in Florida for on my road from the coast the little game seen was too wary to give me a chance of putting a rifle to my shoulder Yayınevi Gece Kitaplığı Yazar Theodore Roosevelt Sayfa 287 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 13 50x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Mart 2018 Barkod 9786052883174 Kategori Yabancı Dilde Kitaplar Spor

Taveta forest has been often described by pens far abler than mine so I will not attempt to do this It is inhabited by a most friendly tribe of savages who at the time of my visit to them possessed sufficient food to be able to supply the wants of my caravan I therefore made it a base at which I could leave the major part of my following and from which I could with comfort and safety venture forth on shooting trips accompanied by only a few men The first of these excursions was made to the shores of Lake Jipé six hours march from Taveta for the purpose of shooting hippos I took with me my whole battery and thirteen men This unlucky number perhaps influenced my fortunes for I returned to Taveta empty handed and fever stricken after a stay on the shores of the lake lasting some days However my experiences were interesting if only because they were in great measure the result of ignorance Up to this time my sporting experience had dealt only with snipe and turkey shooting in Florida for on my road from the coast the little game seen was too wary to give me a chance of putting a rifle to my shoulder