Book recommendation

[thinhorn_AK]

Im telling you, this one is different. You're going to be shocked

Are you being serious? If so I’ll read it.

 

[Spike elk]

Blood and Thunder by Hampton Sides

About the US expansion in the west and with a focus on Kit Carson.

 

[Wolfshead]

Fantastic Land by Mike Bockoven
The Attack by Kurt Schlichter
I’ve been enjoying the Tony Hillerman Leaphorn and Cree series which the Dark Winds series are based of of. Easy quick reads that are entertaining.

 

[NastyN8]

Slash Ranch Hounds - Dub Evans

Hatchet - Gary Paulson

Call of the Wild - Jack London

Any reloading manual or ballistics chart- I can read them for hours and make my own special wildcat ideas up that I'm too scared to try, lol

 

[RileyRaz18]

The Land of Feast and Famine by Helge Ingstad. Not sure if I'd call it fast paced but its a great read.

For lighter reads, Patrick E. McManaus books are good

 

[EMCaliber]

Alaskan Yukon Trophies Won and Lost -- on brand for your hunt, too.

 

[rogerdoger]

Red Rising by Pierce Brown, if you like sci fi, good series.

 

[Scoot]

The Old Man and the Boy by Robert Ruark is always a good read

I know a ton of people recommend this one. I decided to read it based on recommendations from this site. I kinda hated it! I ended up quitting it about 2/3 of the way through (I think the only book I've ever quit reading). Not sure why, but i just didn't enjoy it. I'm not cracking on the book or the recommendation, it just wasn't for me.

 

[PredatorX]

Find out what interests you are looking to tap into and then focus your book on that.

 

[jpuckett]

Newest book series:
Dungeon Crawler Carl

Trust me. Enders game meets ready player one meets hunger games meets the Truman show


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[jpuckett]

Red Rising by Pierce Brown, if you like sci fi, good series.

If you like these try dungeon crawler carl


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[magicishmike]

Anything David Baldacci or James Patterson. Both easy to read. Both captivating. Neither about hunting but great books

 

[Aussie Dan]

If you're after something easy to read yet keeps your mind emgaged, start with a book called "plum Island" by Nelson demille.
It's a cop thriller set on long island i believe, lead character was wounded on the job, catches a case while recuperating, hes a sarcastic pain in the ass (for his bosses and crooks alike)
It's the first of a series of books based on "John Corey" former NYPD detective.

 

[MarlinMark]

The River Why? by David James Duncan

 

[T-Rex]

Terminal List by Jack Carr. Great series, and very fast paced! Plus he incorporates hunting and outdoor gear in all his books.

 

[B Harrison]

Peter Hathaway Capstick, pretty much anything, but “Death In” are good ones.
You have to like the old ways and technical aspects of guns and hunting.


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[winter993]

My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George is one of my favorites. I still reread it as an adult to amp up my excitement to go out in the woods.

 

[SpyRock]

1984 - Orwell

Heart of Darkness - Conrad

King Leopold’s Ghost - Hochschild

Brave New World - Huxley

The Cruelest Journey - Salak

AK47 - Hodges

The Electric Life of Michael Faraday - Hirshfeld

A Lonely Rage - Seale

Blood Meridian - McCarthy

Civil Disobedience- Thoreau

Crime and Punishment - Dostoevsky

Good Hunting - Roosevelt

The Stranger - Camus

The Forgotten Soldier - Sajer

Descartes - Grayling

Meditations - Aurelius