Acorn

Originally published in 1895 and remastered by the Boone and Crockett Club in 2012. This second volume in the Club's Acorn series features unique hunting adventures from around the world by members of the Boone and Crockett Club. It includes Theodore Roosevelt on hunting in cattle country, Henry T. Allen tells of wolf hunting in Russia. W.A. Chambers reviews East African hunting. W.W. Rockhill writes about big game of Mongolia and Tibet. And, many more.

The third volume of the Club's Acorn series, Trail and Camp Fire, follows suit with its predecessors featuring, hunting stories and adventure in North America, as well as, Africa. Along with the hunting stories, this volume, also includes, expanded text on the natural history of North American game and forest preservation. Additional chapters about the Adirondack Deer Law and the origin of the New York Zoological Society are, also included, with a special section of books written by Club members. Chapter authors include Theodore Roosevelt, A.P. Low, Lewis S. Thompson, William Lord Smith, C. Grant La Farge, George Bird Grinnell, J.C. Merrill, Henry L. Stimson, William Cary Sanger, Clay Arthur Pierce, and Madison Grant.

Originally published in 1904 and remastered by the Boone and Crockett Club in 2012. This fourth book in the acclaimed Acorn Series includes, a collection of unique hunting adventures by Members of the Boone and Crockett Club. It includes chapters by Theodore Roosevelt on our Wilderness Preserves, the zoology of North American big game, five hunting stories on big game shooting in Alaska by James H. Kidder, editor George Bird Grinnell provides, a detailed chapter on mountain sheep and their habitat, Madison Grant gives an in depth account of the distribution of moose, and Alden Sampson writes about the creation of game refuges. Also included in this edition is a detailed list state parks and forest reserves that were in existence at the time. The edition is fully, illustrated with nearly 50 photographs.