Hunting with the Bow
and Arrow by Saxton Pope
an ebook of 171 pages read on my Nook. Originally written in
1923.
This book is considered
a classic in archery circles. In the early 20th
century archery was pretty much obsolete. If one had a firearm, why
waste time with a bow?
Saxton Pope was a
medical doctor at the University of California. Ishi was the last
member of the Yahi indian tribe who worked as a janitor at the museum
near the University. Ishi taught Pope to make his own archery
equipment, how to hunt various animals, as well to make calls that
would draw animals into range. Pope went on to shoot animals from as
small as squirrels and as large a grizzly bear with the equipment he
had made with his own hands.
Wow.
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