Lamar Underwood
Auteur de The Greatest Flying Stories Ever Told: Nineteen Amazing Tales from the Sky
A propos de l'auteur
Lamar Underwood is a former editor in chief of "Sports Afield" & "Outdoor Life", & the author of the novel "On Dangerous Ground". He is also the editor of "The Greatest Fishing Stories Ever Told", "The Greatest Hunting Stories Ever Told", & "Man Eaters". Presently, he serves as Editorial director afficher plus of the Outdoor Magazine Group of Harris Publications in New York. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins
Œuvres de Lamar Underwood
Tales of the Mountain Men: Seventeen Stories of Survival, Exploration, and Frontier Spirit (2004) 41 exemplaires
The Greatest Hunting Stories Ever Told: Twenty-Nine Unforgettable Hunting Tales (2000) 38 exemplaires
The Greatest War Stories Ever Told: Twenty-Four Incredible War Tales (2001) — Directeur de publication — 29 exemplaires
1001 Hunting Tips: The Ultimate Guide to Successfully Taking Deer, Big and Small Game, Upland Birds, and Waterfowl (2010) 23 exemplaires
Classic Survival Stories: Thirteen Tales of Strength, Determination, and the Will to Live (2004) 15 exemplaires
1001 Fishing Tips: The Ultimate Guide to Finding and Catching More and Bigger Fish (2010) 13 exemplaires
Man Eaters: True Tales of Animals Stalking, Mauling, Killing, and Eating Human Prey (2000) 12 exemplaires
The Greatest Submarine Stories Ever Told: Dive! Dive! Fourteen Unforgettable Stories from the Deep (2005) 11 exemplaires
Into the Backing: Incredible True Stories About the Big Ones that Got Away--and the Ones that Didn't (2001) 11 exemplaires
The Deer Book 7 exemplaires
Whitetail Hunting Tactics of the Pros: Expert Advice to Help You be a Successful Hunter (2001) 6 exemplaires
250 Amazing Fishing Tips : The Best Tactics and Techniques to Catch Any and All Game Fish (2015) 3 exemplaires
250 Amazing Hunting Tips : The Best Tactics And Techniques To Get Your Game This Season (2015) 1 exemplaire
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- Œuvres
- 46
- Membres
- 535
- Popularité
- #46,549
- Évaluation
- 3.8
- Critiques
- 9
- ISBN
- 93
The theme of the book is patience because you can't always shoot an animal when you go hunting because sometimes you see the animal is too far or sees you or many other things that happen. The setting of the book is out in the woods or out in the march duck or goose hunting or on the river moose hunting or in tall grass pheasant hunting. The 30 stories are good and some are bad with missing the animal or spooking the animal or getting the animal and being happy It is irony because in one chapter of the book, Tom Mcintyre was the hunter and it was his last day he saw one moose on the first day and he wanted to shoot a moose but it was the last day and they saw one but it was too far then it got in to brush so then he didn’t get any animal and it was the last day.
I recommend this novel because there is hunting and a lot of action, but there are a lot of chapters, so I recommend it to a person who likes to read or do outdoor stuff.… (plus d'informations)