Description
First published in 1944, this is really something different in the field of hunting adventure — and very good reading it makes. Some of it is most exciting — all written with a truly amusing straight-face, dispassionate coolness. It’s a true account of the famous hunter’s experiences with man-eating tigers in the jungles of India. He describes in detail the stalking, the tigers’ victims, and some of the most hairbreadth escapes that have been recorded — all the more harrowing because of his calm detachment. Good armchair adventure — not just for hunting enthusiasts, but for men and women — boys and girls — who like straight adventure, even though it’s a bit gory at times. Once you start reading, it will whet the appetite for more until the last page.
