This memoir describes the author's many years of hunting in the Dakotas, Montana and Canada. Over the decades he ran an unofficial hunting camp in a nineteenth century hotel, trained Frenchmen in camp etiquette, avoided polar bears along the short of Hudson Bay and learned the wrong way to dismount from a horse deep in the Beartooth Mountains. Through these and many other adventures, he developed a sense for the host's responsibility to his hunters and a deep respect for the relationships build on the prairies and sloughs. The writing is strong and lively and even if you've never hunter water-fowl or upland birds this read is for you.
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