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Publication of any new G. Fred Asbell book should be cause for joyous celebration within the archery/bowhunting community. No writer I know produces more authoritative, entertaining prose on a wider variety of toxophilitic subjects. Whether it's crating an instructional treatise on handcrafting arrows to shooting a bow instinctively, or penning exciting and inspirational bowhunting tales, Asbell uses his words as adeptly as well-aimed arrows - with unerring accuracy.
"This is a veteran bowhunter who writes with an unmistakable air of authority, of someone who has been there, done that. And in an age when most bowhunters climb trees to begin each day's hunt, it's refreshing to see an indepth examination of stalking and still-hunting. But be warned, his passion for ground-level, one-on-one pursuit is not only instructional, it's infectious."
"The message in Asbell's latest book is a clear as a high country stream: don't overlook this timeless and exciting hunting challenge. And having dared readers to test and expand their hunting skills, he leads them down a well-marked trail, offering proven methods for outwitting wary game and easing close enough to loose a lethal shaft. Like his previous bestsellers, this is another book that can effectively broaden the horizon of any serious bowhunter. Read it - and learn!"
(M.R. James - Editor/Founder Bowhunter Magazine)
Details
- 169 Seiten
- Softcover
- Zweite Auflage 2003
- ISBN: 0-9657702-0-6
- Sprache: Englisch
