2008.
300 sider, indb.
Rigt ill. med originale s/h fotos
This book is the story of the people who are the principal actors on the great stage of the safari scene: the professional hunters.
During the twentieth century they were first amateurs. They came into the job more by chance than deliberation and many of them evolved into professionals. From the very beginning they demonstrated qualities of enterprise and leadership far in excess of their duties as stewards to their safaris. Tony Dyer is one of these professionals. He has been involved in the wildlife industry his whole life and knew many of the people he writes about.
There are chapters on Philip Percival, Bill Judd, Alan Black, Bill Ryan, Andy Anderson, the Cottars and many more. This book is not to be missed as it is the most interesting record of its time.
300 sider, indb.
Rigt ill. med originale s/h fotos
This book is the story of the people who are the principal actors on the great stage of the safari scene: the professional hunters.
During the twentieth century they were first amateurs. They came into the job more by chance than deliberation and many of them evolved into professionals. From the very beginning they demonstrated qualities of enterprise and leadership far in excess of their duties as stewards to their safaris. Tony Dyer is one of these professionals. He has been involved in the wildlife industry his whole life and knew many of the people he writes about.
There are chapters on Philip Percival, Bill Judd, Alan Black, Bill Ryan, Andy Anderson, the Cottars and many more. This book is not to be missed as it is the most interesting record of its time.