Hunting Africa: Kenya Fishing did but little to still

did but little to still the voices of the wilderness that were for ever whispering to me of far-away game-haunted mountains and forests

Jim Fergus

The Sarek Splitting Axe is named after the Sarek National Park which is located in Jokkmokk Municipality

eating whatever he could find—including a rattlesnake— to sustain him on his harrowing journey

He is considered by many to be the greatest archer/hunter of all time

Hunting Africa: Kenya Fishing did but little to stillJim Rikhoff (editor and compiler), Hunting Africa: Kenya. With a Foreword by Harry Tennison and original color plates and line drawings by Guy Coheleach. xxxiv, 636 pages. Clinton, NJ: Amwell Press, 1992. Hardbound in gilt embossed leather with all edges gilt, ribbon marker, and silk endpapers. Copy 921 of 1000, signed by Rikhoff. A volume in the African Hunting Heritage Series. This is a truly impressive work, with Coheleachs art adding to its