More than 40 of America's foremost writers relate their most memorable hunting stories. The stories in this collection will take you hunting for all sorts of game, in locations that range from mountain peaks to lowland swamps. Follow these great writers as they delve into their personal memories, igniting recollections sure to touch upon any avid hunter's own experiences, as they combine to form a collective hunting scrapbook. The Greatest Hunting Stories Ever Told is an indispensable volume for all lovers and students of the natural world and the instincts that govern it. If your definition of home includes fields and marshes, creeks and river bottoms, plains and mountains, consider this required reading. With contributions from: Havilah Babcock A. B. Guthrie Warren Page John Barsness Harmon Helmricks Theodore Roosevelt Vance Bourjaily Ernest Hemingway Robert C. Ruark Nash Buckingham Ray P. Holland Archibald Rutledge William Faulkner Tom Kelly H.P. Sheldon Charles Fergus Gordon MacQuarrie Ivan Turgenev John Taintor Foore Patrick O'Brian