Hunter's Path No. 07

Hunter's Path No. 07Hunter's Path No. 07 (Issue 3 2014) delivers an exceptional lineup of global hunting expeditions, wildlife art, and conservation philosophy. This premium hardcover volume connects passionate international sportsmen with raw wilderness adventures and expert fieldcraft across multiple continents. The diverse hunting reports span from extreme bowhunting for musk ox in Greenland and grizzly tracking in Alaska to backcountry elk adventures in Oregon and

Hunter's Path No. 07 (Issue 3/2014) delivers an exceptional lineup of global hunting expeditions, wildlife art, and conservation philosophy. This premium hardcover volume connects passionate international sportsmen with raw wilderness adventures and expert fieldcraft across multiple continents.

The diverse hunting reports span from extreme bowhunting for musk ox in Greenland and grizzly tracking in Alaska to backcountry elk adventures in Oregon and world-class moose hunting in Maine. Dangerous game and rare species take center stage with crocodile hunting in Ethiopia and a deep-wilderness expedition for giant forest hog, bongo, duiker, and leopard in the Central African Republic.

Global traditions are further explored through sambar hunting in Australia, mouflon stalking in Bulgaria, Swedish goose hunting, and classic driven pheasant shoots in England. The volume is rounded out by a critical conservation essay by Dr. Rolf Baldus, a portrait of French wildlife artist Walter Arlaud, survival strategies by Douw Kruger, and a humorous cartoon by Haralds Klavinius.

Highlights

• Premium hardcover edition featuring high-end international photography and hunting journalism
• Extreme North American and Arctic pursuits including Alaskan grizzly, Maine moose, and Greenland musk ox bowhunting
• Deep-wilderness African safaris targeting Central African Republic big game and Ethiopian crocodiles
• European wing and big game traditions covering English driven shoots, Swedish waterfowling, and Bulgarian mouflon
• Insightful features on wildlife conservation, survival tactics, and a portrait of artist Walter Arlaud