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[cod007]

Is it fiction or non fiction?


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It’s nonfiction and follows along the life of Simon Kenton who kept journals of his life. It is interspersed with other’s journals and historical episodes.
Simon Kenton in his day was more widely known than Daniel Boone. (Or was it a Crockett?). Anyways, Kenton saved his life from the Indians at one point.

 

[huck]

30 yrs . on the frontier.

 

[Kilboars]

It’s nonfiction and follows along the life of Simon Kenton who kept journals of his life. It is interspersed with other’s journals and historical episodes.
Simon Kenton in his day was more widely known than Daniel Boone. (Or was it a Crockett?). Anyways, Kenton saved his life from the Indians at one point.

Thanks. Sounds like a great audio book for the gym.

Love true American history. Full of bad asses


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[WCB]

Just got done with the 2nd time listening to "My Life on the Prairie" by George Armstrong Custer. Follows his campaign in Oklahoma, Kansas area.

 

[Mule3006Elk]

With The Old Breed: At Peleliu And Okinawa. By E.B. Sledge

 

[Scott1776]

Great recs here.

Currently bouncing back and forth between The Tiger by John Valiant and Wilderness Essays by John Muir

 

[Mtnmilsurp]

A Patrick McManus story is a great short term solution to life’s occasional troubles.

 

[D S 319]

Scars and stripes

 

[quaggy25]

Endure by Cameron Hanes

 

[Kilboars]

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[Kilboars]

Can anyone recommend a good book on moose hunting?

I’m doing a guided bow hunt in Edmonton this year.


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[Yarak]

Sitting here with the Rona myself
Reading "The Shoy Caller"
About the life of Darwin "Casey" Diaz
He was a gangbanger in LA and God turned is life around

 

[hunterjmj]

Labyrinth of Ice is a great book.

 

[Kilboars]

Labyrinth of Ice is a great book.

Sounds good, I’m a big fan of the endurance book about Shackleton‘s quest.


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[ReddingArcher]

I finished Scars and Stripes a few days ago. Really enjoyed Tim’s book, probably one everyone should read.

 

[mattyhealy34]

"Terminal List" by James Carr is great and the next book "In the Blood" has been a great read so far!

 

[jeffpg]

I just began reading Undaunted Courage, which is timely as I’m in Great Falls, Montana working for several months. Lewis & Clark had a helluva time portaging around the falls here. I’m visiting the Lewis & Clark interpretive center tomorrow.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Been on a fanboy tear and just listened scars and stripes and Endure. not sure either are going to be a threat for the Pulitzer but I really like both of those guys and appreciate the chance learn more about their backgrounds. As has been mentioned before, they each read their own book. Not as smooth sounding as a pro audio book narrator but cool to hear it in their own words.

 

[Ibex]

Now i have no choice! Gonna put that one on the list next,thanks!

I just put in on my list as well

 

[Loper]

Finished reading David Goggins book, Can’t Hurt Me a few weeks ago and am now reading Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg.

I just finished listening to The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown and the Alchemist by Pablo Coetho. Looking for a new book to listen to currently.