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Hunting in Southern Africa By: Ralf Robert Enderwitz A first edition hardcover published by Impala Publishers in 1994 Picture cover boards are clean & bright, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions. Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postage Quote Abe #07461

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Booger Bottom, in rural Georgia, has no road signs, no stoplights, no stores. Nobody knows how it got its name, whether from the mythical booger--part panther, part wild dog--that is rumored to have roamed there, or from the Feds ("boogers") who raided local moonshine stills during Prohibition. Today Booger Bottom's most famous product is Michael Waddell, one of the world's most accomplished hunters. Growing up in this wild land near the Chattahoochee River, Waddell was blessed with two great gifts: a wonderful father who stoked his passion for hunting, and endless time in which to pursue it. He eventually left the backwoods of Georgia to stalk elk, moose, caribou, wildebeest, eland, and everything in between, from Alaska to Africa. Mixing Waddell's best hunting stories with hilarious anecdotes about the people he's met along the way, "Hunting Booger Bottom" is a must-read for anyone who has ever wandered into the woods with "a stick and a string." Features Summary Booger Bottom, in rural Georgia, has no road signs, no stoplights, no stores. Nobody knows how it got its name, whether from the mythical booger--part panther... Author Michael Waddell (Author), Mike Schoby (Author) Publisher HarperCollinsPublishers Release date 20110118 Pages 212 ISBN 0-06-173354-7 ISBN 13 978-0-06-173354-3

Edited into hunting and fishing in Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia; RSA, Tanzania, Zambia ad Zimbabwe. First edition hardcover written by Ralf Robert Enderwitz, published by Impala Publishers, 1994. Picture boards. 305 pages. Profusely illustrated. Very good condition. Tracked postage is R75.00.

Hardback. English. Timmins. 1980 1st ed. ISBN: 0869781774. 252 pp with bw photos. Very good condition in hardcover with good dw, which has some taped repairs along bottom edge. A professional shares his experiences of several decades hunting in Africa. Book No: 26015/1001606

Hardback. English. St Martins Press, Peter Capstick Series. 1986 repr. ISBN: 0312401582. 379 pp with bw frontis & illustrations. Very good condition in hardcover with vg dw. An account of some thirteen years hunting in Africa, during which the intrepid hunter was mauled no less than four times by his dangerous quarries. Book No: 27390

 1980 / Hardcover / Good condition Morkel was an African professional hunter in Africa. He records his most memorable adventures in more than seven African countries where which he held professional hunting licenses.

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Magazines  on sale... Check my listings Africa - Environment & Wildlife Dec 1999/Jan 2000 Dart Safaris.. Hunting without killing Binding: Softcover Number of pages: 147 Condition:  Very Good                     I have many books on sale, please check my listings. I am happy to combine and save postage for you.  ,

 Howard Timmins 1980 hardcover, the spine of the jacket is sunned, and the edges lightly rubbed.

Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd. (1962) ISBN: N/A Condition: Good. There is some creasing and rubbing to boards. Small staining to front and rear boards. Front board coming loose, but still bound. The spine has come loose and is missing, and title of book written in felt-tip pen on the binding. Light foxing to top edge of textblock. Some light creasing to some pages. Text is still clean and clear. Binding: Softcover Pages: 191 Dimensions:  21.5 x 13.8 x 1cm SKU: IZ1420 Weight: 0.25kg Price: R200.00 +++ by Frank C. Hibben +++ Please see photo for table of contents to this volume.

 1976 / Hardcover / Good condition The author gives an entertaining account of a hunting trip to the Victoria Falls in 1886, during which he learnt the hard way that Africa can be very unforgiving to the novice.

Plant Hunting In Nepal - By Roy Lancaster **EX-LIBRARY** Reprint Edition, Soft Cover, Published By Croom Helm 1983 Cover Boards Are Covered In A Plastic Jacket, Has Edge Rubbing & Yellowing Throughout. Binding Tight & Strong. Ex-Library Sticker To Front Flyleaf & Back Of Front Flyleaf, Faded Blue Stamp To Title Page. Browning & Foxing Of Pages. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R30.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote.

Publisher: H. A. van der Post Publications (Undated) ISBN: N/A Condition: Very good. Front and back covers have come creasing, light soiling and minimal rubbing. Minimal edgewear on covers and spine. A few very small marks in pen on back free endpaper and pastedown. A tightly bound copy. Text and colour photographs are clear. Binding: Hardcover without DJ Pages: 63 Dimensions: 21.6 x 15.2 x 0.8cm SKU: IZ0167 Weight: 0.25kg Price: R250.00 +++ by Alec van der Post +++ An illustrated guide to hunting in Africa. Book One of a series.

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Book in poor condition - shows water damage to bottom - not for the collector but still very readable  >>>  * Hunting      *N.B.*   If you buy more than one book from me you only pay R 6 postage on each additional book instead of R 24 – see what else I have to offer, it might be worth your while.            

About the product These are the first two volumes in the'African Hunting Reprint Series.'Text facsimile reprint of the two-volume John Murray 2nd edition of 1850, with a new introduction by Professor James A. Casada. Two 8vo volumes; original brown boards with gilt lettering to spine, and gilt elephant device to upper board in each case; pictorial dustwrappers; pp. xvii + xv + (i) + 388, (iv) + 381; plates, + route map in first volume. Dustwrappers slightly rubbed and edgeworn; a little foxing to endpapers, edges and reverse of dustwrappers, occasional fox spot elsewhere. Very good condition.'A particularly fine example of Victorian sporting literature, the book was markedly successful and ran to many editions. Gordon-Cumming writes of his hunting expedition which started from Grahamstown in October 1843 and which took him through countryside teeming with game -"not with herds, but with'one vast herd'of springboks; as far as the eye could strain."- to the Orange River and Griqualand West where he met Oswell, and, at Kuruman, Robert Moffat and, soon after, David Livingstone. He appears to have hunted every species of South African fauna and to have indulged himself in the sport to an extent almost unique even amongst the mighty hunters of Africa. The narrative is valuable for its description of the country and its inhabitants, and for its zoological and botanical notes.'

Hardback. English. Africana Book Society. 1975&1976. ISBN: 0949973149. 426&479pp. In good condition. Vol 1 has some edgewear to top of dw. Internally clean. Travels, Researchers and Hunting Adventures between The Diamond-Fields and The Zambesi,1872-79. This facsimilie edition of the 1881 original has a new foreword. Pages xxiii + 426 + 32pp of publisher's titles. Book No: 2500368

 1986 / Hardcover / Good condition This hunting book portrays a picture of unspoilt veld and of a wildlife paradise that has disappeared forever.

1959 hardcover with dust jacket in good condition. 224 pages. Previous ownership in front. R50 postage in SA. Inside also Yoruba sorcery, King of Abeokuta, Beni customs, Tuareg, pagans, hunting stories, Tuburi, Chief of Sukur, Mandara Hills......

Hardcover. English. Africana Reprint Library. Facsimile reprint 1975. ISBN: 0949973106. 260 pp with colour plates. Very good condition with slightly worn dw. Experiences while campaigning during the 8th Kaffir War in 1850-3. Also known as a book on hunting experiences during this time in the Eastern Cape. Book No: 28588/2501113

Hardback. English. St Martins Press, Peter Capstick Series. 1989 repr. ISBN: 0312032749. 330 pp with bw frontis & illustrationspp. Very good condition in hardcover with slightly edgeworn dw. Foa spent four years hunting across Central Africa, during which time he managed to amass a sigificant collection which graces the Paris museums. Book No: 27391/1001393

HUNTING SAFARI COMPANY COVERING: MOZAMBIQUE | NAMIBIA | SOUTH AFRICA | ZIMBABWE Sales Administrator Job Responsibilities This role has been established to employ an experienced candidate who will work for and support the Sales Manager of the Safari Company. We have operations in Mozambique, South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe and the Sales Manager deals with a base of existing and new international Clients who invest in Safaris in these 4 countries. The candidate will be responsible for handling all Administration, tracking and reporting as well as handling some client queries and resolving problems when necessary. Industry Hunting Safaris, Conservation and Tourism Type of Clients Affluent, mostly International Clients Some local Clients Sales Administrator Duties 1. Maintains promotional database by inputting and maintaining data. 2. Updates sales manager by consolidating and forwarding daily action summaries. 3. Resolves order and inventory problems by investigating data and history. 4. Resolves admin and or sales discrepancies by researching the details and discussing it. 5. Provides product, promotion, and pricing information by clarifying customer requests. 6. Selecting appropriate information; forwarding information; answering questions. 7. Helping to compile and check sales tracking reports. 8. Forwards documentation as per manager/client requests. 9. Maintains customer database by inputting customer profile and updates. 10. Assisting in the Preparation and distribution of monthly reports. 11. Assist in compiling information for sales presentations, formats and materials. 12. Tracks sales expenses by consolidating, analysing, and summarizing expenses. 13. Working very closely with the Marketing Manager and their Marketing team. 14. Accomplishes department and organization goals by achieving related results. Sales Assistant Skills and Qualifications Matric Certificate, Data Entry Skills, Reporting Skills, Administrative Writing Skills, Understanding the Customer, Customer Focus, Informing Others, Self-Development, High Attention to Detail, Professionalism, Microsoft Office Skills, Teamwork. A formal post school qualification will be beneficial. Reporting Line Directly to the Sales Manager Indirectly to the Heads of the Safari Company Place of Work At our Offices in Boston, Bellville Working Hours Our standard working hours are 0800 to 1600. **Because of the nature of our business, there may be Instances that information is requested after hours and or on weekends, at the office/ via mail or telephone. In addition to the this during the months of January and February your working hours will be adjusted in order to assist the team during their annual Marketing trip to the USA in line with the time zone differences. Package R 7 500 per month Cell phone: All business calls will be reimbursed. Itemised bill to be produced. Travel: No business related travelling at this stage. Please send your CV/Head and Shoulders Photograph as well as traceable references. Suitable Candidates will be called for interviews asap. Start Date: ASAP

Kumm, H. K. W. Khont-Hon-Nofer. The Lands of Ethiopia. London & Edinburgh: Marshall Brothers Ltd., 1910. First Edition. Missionary travel account, mainly concerning the Sudan. Contains much valuable reference information on the missions, and a bibliography of the Sudan. A chapter is dedicated to author's hunting experiences. xii + 291pp, colour frontis, b+w ills, fold-out map. Tissue guards of ills mostly not present, fold-out map's right quarter lenght torn off, but present, small name stamp and name inscription on ffep, small name stamp on half-title page and initials L V on front leading edge. Frontis is neatly secured with clear tape. Top of spine is chipped and edges of covers show signs of wear. In general it's a neat and tight copy. 140x220mm Tall. Good++. Black Cloth Gilt Lettering. (#000659)     AFRICA, TRAVEL, MISSIONARY, TRANS-AFRICAN JOURNEY, GEOGRAPHY, SUDAN, UNITED MISSION STATIONS, NORTHERN NIGERIA, NILE, HUNTING, SLAVES, MOHAMMEDANISM, SINUSSIISM, HEATHENISM, 

1st Edition 2001.. The Winds of Havoc - A Memoir of Adventure and Destruction in Deepest Africa (Hardcover) Adelino Serras Pires Book is in fair condition. Pages clean clear & bright. Binding not very good and can be easily restored. Owners name to front page. Hardcover The winds of Havoc: a memoir of adventure and destruction in deepest Africa by Adelino Serras Pires as told to Fiona Claire Capstick. An account of big game hunting, throughout Africa, but most often in Mozambique and some other countries, at a time there was political & military upheaval. New York, St. Martin’s Press, 2001.  First   edition. 8vo. Pp. xv,(1,1),265, black / white photo-plates, portraits, map. Previous owner’s signature inside front cover. When eight-year-old Adelino Serras Pires first arrived on a boat from Portugal in 1936, Mozambique was a tropical paradise, where native tribes and Portuguese colonists lived in harmony, and vast jungles held the promise of endless excitement. A few months into Adelino's new life, his father took him along on a successful hunt for maneating lions that had been terrorizing the countryside. From that point on, Adelino's destiny was sealed: He would spend his days in the African bush, hunting for a living, and living for adventure. After a childhood wrought with thrilling episodes, Adelino became a major safari organizer with a client list comprised of African royalty, European dignitaries and wealthy Americans alike. Soon, though, tribes across the continent began to rebel against European control. In Mozambique, the Frelimo party, bent on ousting the Portuguese colonists, launched guerilla attacks throughout the land. Such attacks resulted in the violent death and injuries of several safari clients, and Adelino was forced to pack up his operations. What follows is a frightening look at a continent under siege. As Adelino moved throughout sub-Saharan Africa-- each time resuming his life's ambition-- he repeatedly witnessed the violence and horror of civil war. Like a hunter stalking its prey, it was only a matter of time before the forces of revolution brought him down, too. That day came when Adelino, his son, his nephew, and a fellow hunter were abducted in Tanzania and turned over to the secret police in now-- Frelimo-controlled Mozambique. In hair-raising detail, Adelino recounts months of torture and interrogation in a Mozambique prison, which almost cost him his life, and the traitorous circumstances that landed him there. "The Winds of Havoc" is the story of Adelino's steady disillusionment, as the beauty of Africa slowly gave way to political turmoil and corruption. But more than that, it's a moving portrait of a life and time that are now gone forever.

Hardcover. English. Horace Cox, London. 1876 2nd ed. ISBN: n/a. 734 pp & 6pp ads at back, frontispiece, illustrated title page, 14 plates, numerous text illustrations, tables. Original somewhat scuffed green cloth over bevelled boards, front ep taped, with ownership stamp. Title page, facing illustration and title page heavily foxed. Page 455 is loosely inserted. This was published in seventeen parts, and is a guide to travellers, explorers, and settlers, founded on the experiences of the authors, and referring incidentally to South Africa. Wallis (J.P.R.) Thomas Baines, second edition, Cape Town 1976, pages 157-8. 'Apparently through the undertaking (the publication of Nature and Art) he came to know an ex-artillery officer, W.B. Lord, who had travelled in Canada and Asia and now proposed that he and Baines should collaborate to put out a travellers' handbook, something on the lines of Galton's Art of Travel. It was a bulky work of some eight hundred quarto pages issued serially towards the end of 1868, and involved Baines in a great deal of exacting preparatory work. He contributed the major part of the text and practically all the illustrations, some of which he cut on wood, having taught himself the art.' 'William Lord and Thomas Baines intended Shifts and Expedients to be a wide-ranging manual of instruction on the art of surviving in, and enjoying, the great outdoors of the nineteenth century. Pooling their considerable experience of strange lands they produced an encyclopaedia of practical living for the aspirant explorer of a hundred years ago. Everything is explained: wagons and boats, horses and oxen, tents and firearms, hunting and fishing, observing and collecting, carpentry and metal-working, camping requisites, bush cuisine, medical improvisation, the best ways to cross rivers, to move heavy objects, to build huts. The work is lavishly illustrated with wood-engravings by Baines. Mendelssohn (Sidney) South African Bibliography Vol. 1 Book No: 2501231

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 4 - 8 working days The discovery of a long-lost airliner... A modern-day kidnapping... And the return of the most terrifying evil the world has ever seen. When a kidnapping captures the attention of treasure-hunting team Sam and Remi Fargo, they find themselves on the trail of the legendary Romanov Ransom - a Russian fortune stolen by the Nazis during World War II. Hunting a neo-Nazi faction across Europe, North Africa and South America is their greatest quest yet. They must prevent the rise of a Fourth Reich, or witness the resurgence of the greatest evil of the modern world. From the finest adventure writer alive, Clive Cussler's dark and thrilling mystery will keep you turning the pages late into the night. Features Summary The discovery of a long-lost airliner... A modern-day kidnapping... And the return of the most terrifying evil the world has ever seen. When a kidnapping captures the attention of treasure-hunting team Sam and Remi Fargo... Author Clive Cussler (Author), Robin Burcell (Author) Publisher Penguin Books Release date 20180905 Pages 416 ISBN 1-4059-2774-7 ISBN 13 978-1-4059-2774-1

Hardcover. English. Hamish Hamilton. 1961 1st ed. ISBN: n/a. 207 pp with bw illustrations. Good condition, no dw, minor foxing sporadically throughout. The story of one of the doyens of big game hunting in East Africa. Book No: 2501397

 No. 561 of 1000 / 1972 / Hardcover / Good condition   this book is an account of the hunting experiences of W.H. Drummond during roughly five years between 1867-1872. He camped and lived among local tribal populations of South and Southeast Africa and out where the game animals inhabited, rarely visiting colonial settlements. Rather than a list of numbers and kinds of animals killed, Drummond wanted to engage the reader’s “mind’s eye” with vivid details through his stories and anecdotes. He includes some natural history and behavioral observations, noting even at that time the dwindling number of animal populations.

Hardcover. English. Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London. No Date, possibly 1878. ISBN: n/a. xviii + 466 pp of text with title page printed in red and black + frontispiece with African warrior being thrown into the air by a rhino, but no other illustrations, map or index. Light maroon decorated cloth, with lettered gilt and black on the upper board and spine. Boards are slightly worn with corners bumped. New endpapers with Therold ex-libris on inside front endpaper. Light foxing inside but otherwise clean good copy. "I shoot for the pot - id est, to fill the pot; when that is done I cease to take the lives of valuable, food-furnishing animals." These are the opening words of the author's preface, which ends with a challenge to those who would like to join him in a journey through Africa from south to north. From Mendelssohn p 601 "Although the volume contains a description of a hunting trip through the Kalahari, the greater part of the work consists of a narrative of travels and adventures in the Transvaal. The author, an experienced sportsman, made arrangements with another keen hunter for a shooting expedition in 'Tropical Africa' with the intention of disembarking at Cape Town and taking a coaster to Walvisch Bay. This plan, however, did not prove feasible, and they decided to proceed up country via Natal.". Book No: 2501740