Frederick Courteney Selous Libri

Frederick Courteney Selous recounts his nine-year journey as a professional hunter in South Africa, beginning at age 20 in 1871. His narrative focuses on his firsthand experiences with wildlife, offering unique insights into lions, rhinoceroses, and other animals, shaped by his extensive time in the field rather than popular hunting lore. Written in accessible language, this remastered edition is part of the B&C Classics series, celebrating vintage hunting literature, and transports readers to an era of long, immersive hunting adventures.

From the famous big game hunter and naturalist Frederick Courteney Selous comes this thrilling account of his travels and adventures in both the eastern and western hemispheres.

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