Hunting and fishing stories/books

[Cooter]

I know its been up here in the past but looking for library suggestions for the likes of Faulkner, Hemingway, Captick, etc. Thanks much!

[Chef]

Hemingway's Short Stories has a nice selection of Fishing and hunting Stories. I especially like "Big Two-Hearted River". The descriptions Hemingway can create through his writing is like non-other.

There's a book I have at the Cabin called "Men's Lives", I forget the author right now, but it's stories about the lives of the Swordfisherman of the East Coast back in the "days". Well done.

[Marbleye'd]

Pat Mcmannus books are way to funny to read and not laugh out load to yourself.

[Cooter]

I've read lots of Pat over the years! Good stuff, think my dad owns all of his books.

[DonBo]

Capstick is my fav. All are great reads of early African safaris.

[Harmonica Bear]

Robert Ruark "Old Man and the Boy" great stuff.

[CodyDawg]

I love Pat McManus. I should reread them again, it has been awhile. the wife sure looks at you funny when you are laughing so hard you have tears streaming down your face from a book.

[Cooter]

I picked up Big Woods by Faulkner, Old Man and the Boy by Ruark, and a book with a mix of stories by Zane Grey, Faulkner, Ruark, Hemingway, etc. Had a McManus chapter titled "Share and Share Alike", laughed out loud several time on that one!

[Jmnhunter]

I've been reading Teddy Roosevelts "adventures of a ranchman and wilderness hunter" pretty cool stories