Book Thread

[Wheels]

Grizzlies don't come easy by Ralph Young and Adventure is my Business by Russell Annabel are both very good reads.

 

[moewells100]

I've read a bunch, but in my tent I go back to Louis L'amour books. Entertaining, easy reads, strong male protagonists, usually hunting or tracking involved. As for non fiction, it's adjacent, but the book that's helped me the most is actually "Training for the New Alpinism". It's a fitness book for mountain climbers, but the desired physiology for back country hunters is identical.

 

[B_Reynolds_AK]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

Mine of my favorite short novels.

 

[omicron1792]

The Last Punisher by Kevin Lacz

Can’t recommend this enough. Friend of mine and great dude. A true hero.

If you like American Sniper and Lone survivor then you’ll love this.

Amazon.com

 

[betelgeuse]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

Mine of my favorite short novels.

Mistah Kurtz, he dead

 

[edevans]

One of my favorite books I have read recently was “The Big Burn” by Timothy Egan.

The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire that Saved A…

On the afternoon of August 20, 1910, a battering ram of…

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It was fascinating to learn about the history of one the largest wildfires, how wildfires were managed historically and starting of the national forest service

 

[northernlandgar]

So many good options, Cold Mountain Path, Desert Solitaire, Black Elk Speaks, The Three Cornered War, Thunder in the Mountains, any poetry written by Nora and Richard Dauenhauer.

For hunting books, I've enjoyed Hunting Alaska's Far Places and Alaska's Wolf Man, by Jim Rearden. Also liked Alaska-Yukon Trophies Won and Lost, by G.O. Young as a snapshot of what a major backcountry expedition looked like ca. 1919.

 

[JDT1982]

If you like non fiction history, anything by Ernle Bradford.

 

[Jimmy]

In the Kingdom of Ice: The Grand and Terrible Polar Voyage of the USS Jeannette​

This true story was fascinating.