What are you currently reading?

[geetar]

That is awsome!

It was pretty cool to see. That house is actually a bed and breakfast called the Robert Ruark Inn now.

 

[Josh_Perry]

Anything by Steven Rinella or Remi Warren.... These guys have a passion for the outdoors and wildlife.

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[KadeFg]

nothing

 

[JEL]

Just picked up a copy of The Revenant after hearing the author on Rinella's podcast. The movie kind of left we with a bad taste in my mouth so excited to get a more realistic account of Glass's life.

 

[fmnjr]

Sea Stories, Admiral William McRaven USN Retired, served 37 years as a SEAL

The Broker, John Gresham, fun reading for pure entertainment reasons

 

[Hem]

My stack runneth dry.
Need to stock up or start from the beginning.

 

[jimpickens]

Matt Bracken's series of books very well written and engaging.

 

[hnt4life]

Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged

 

[MarvB]

Just getting ready to start “Inherit the Dead” hope it proves interesting...
one book-20 authors!

 

[Scott85]

Reading the Last Mountain Man Series with Smoke Jensen.

 

[MTGamecock]

The Taking of K-129: How the CIA Used Howard Hughes To Steal A Russian Sub in the Most Daring Covert Operation in History, by Josh Dean. The subtitle pretty much sums it up. I found it fascinating.

 

[Buckyranger42]

The Final Frontiersman. When I start to look forward to winter, for some reason I like to read and watch shows about places with MUCH harsher winters than what I have to deal with!

 

[paulag]

At the moment I am finishing Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro and I must say that it is amazing. Its heartwarming and clever and overall just beautiful. The man truly did deserve his nobel prize in literature.

 

[noharleyyet]

At the moment I am finishing Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro and I must say that it is amazing. Its heartwarming and clever and overall just beautiful. The man truly did deserve his nobel prize in literature.

Welcome to HT....have you seen the cinematic version? Good mention btw..

 

[Irrelevant]

Finally finished GD Moby Dick. Did you know that in a book that is 604 pages (my copy) old Mody Dick doesn't actually appear in the story until page 578? 550 page on whaling and odd metaphors and 30 pages where a whale attacks a boat and kills almost everyone. Sure seems like the editor failed on that one.

On to That Wild Country by Kenyon; surprisingly good.

 

[noharleyyet]

Finally finished GD Moby Dick. Did you know that in a book that is 604 pages (my copy) old Mody Dick doesn't actually appear in the story until page 578? 550 page on whaling and odd metaphors and 30 pages where a whale attacks a boat and kills almost everyone. Sure seems like the editor failed on that one.

On to That Wild Country by Kenyon; surprisingly good.

I remember our HS English teacher dissecting Moby....like golf and bowling, I was damn good at both til they told me how to do it correctly.

 

[jimpickens]

Animal Tracking Basics

 

[Hunterrich]

Re-reading "They Shoot Canoes, Don't They?" By Patrick McManus My nephew mentioned one of the other books so I decided to dig this classic off the shelf.

 

[Brandon270]

Just finished Rinella's "Adventures from the life of an american hunter" it's a good easy/read with lots of good little hunting stories. I had already read his American Buffalo book but if you plan to read that one, "the adventures" book is a good preview of his hunting journey growing up.

On my list to read next are The Revenant and Lonesome Dove.