What are you currently reading?

[JT88]

The book of John, the book of Job, and Boenhoffer by Eric Metaxes. Next up is Men Against the Clouds by Richard Lloyd Burdsall. I heard it was an amazing story and ordered a used copy online. When it arrived I was surprised to find it autographed by one of the men from the expedition. Amazing

 

[geetar]

Is the book better than the movie? I always thought the movie was done well and didn’t wanna ruin the movie by reading the book.

The movie was great. The book offers even more in my opinion.

 

[Wilderness_56587]

Midnight in Chernobyl

 

[Valgrego]

2021 Pronghorn and Elk Draw booklet, Arizona Game and Fish, preparing for the '21 season.

 

[ChaosOneZero]

About to start Dune (Frank Herbert). I know, I know...but better late than never. Want to knock it out before the film comes out.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Gary Paulsen’s Hachet survival series.

Mrs45 is a jr/sr high librarian. I review outdoor oriented books for her shelves.

My little activism to keep hunting positive books in front of teenagers

My mom used to read the Francis Tucket books in her 4th grade class, it’s another good young adult series.

Mom was pretty excited when I got an elk with my muzzy

 

[SaskHunter]

Vimy by Pierre Berton

 

[SO7mm]

Is the book better than the movie? I always thought the movie was done well and didn’t wanna ruin the movie by reading the book.

Yes. I believe it is.

 

[WyoDoug]

Porn. Ooops not supposed to be that honest LOL

 

[davinski]

War Lord, by Bernard Cornwell. It's the 13th and last book in Cornwell's Saxon series. I'm a huge Cornwell fan. This series is pretty awesome if you're interested in the Norman conquest of England, or vikings, or shield walls, or treachery, or how the pagans and Christians didn't really conquer each other, they just sort of grew to live together. Anyway, I highly recommend starting from the beginning if you jump in. The BBC did a decent job with the first few books in their Last Kingdom series you can catch on Netflix.

The Last Kingdom Books in Order: How to read Bernard Cornwell series?

A Complete guide to read The Last Kingdom series in order, aka Bernard Cornwell's Saxon Tales about Uhtred of Bebbanburg fighting for England.

www.howtoread.me

 

[mariano742]

2021 Pronghorn and Elk Draw booklet, Arizona Game and Fish, preparing for the '21 season.

when does the AZ draw open?

 

[Jbotto]

I started You Are Worth It by Kyle Carpenter, Recipient of the Medal of Honor.

 

[jimpickens]

Patriot Fire Team Equipment Guide and A Pipe Hitters Guide to Crushing the Coming Societal Breakdown

 

[peterk1234]

I am reading a book on the War of 1812. My wife has been buying history books for peanuts on Ebay. I have enough to keep me reading for the next five years. Our fear is that these books are going to disappear soon, given the current direction of things so it was time to create our own library.

 

[LuketheDog]

Revolver-Sam Colt and the Six Shooter that Changed America

...very well written and interesting so far

 

[Valgrego]

when does the AZ draw open?

According to the AZGFD site, mid-January. It's online only, and closes on 9 February. The regs are posted, but the portal isn't open yet for applications.

 

[Reed]

Just finishing the last Jack Carr book (highly recommend). Now I’m reading the Adventurer’s son by Roman Dial which is pretty pretty interesting

 

[Reed]

The Old Man and the Boy by Robert Ruark. Just finished the first chapter the other night and very much looking forward to reading more. I too am not an avid reader, but am trying to become one.

That’s a good one! The second book is pretty good too

 

[The Yetti]

Reading Big Sky by A.B. Guthrie, very interesting book. One thing I found interesting is one of the characters describes a mountain goat, but call it a "white buffler".

 

[220yotekiller]

I just finished An Education of a Bear Hunter, it is a great book! And To the Elephant Graveyard, it was ok but I don't think that I would own it.