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Have Bow, Will Travel
The latest collection from one the country's most highly regarded outdoor writers takes readers bowhunting around the United States and the world. Don Thomas' rich prose brings alive not just the adventure of the hunts, but also the people, places, and natural history he encounters along his travels. A semi-retired physician and active Alaska hunting guide, Thomas writes about fly-fishing, wing-shooting, bowhunting, and wildlife for numerous national publications including Gray's Sporting Journal, Alaska, Ducks Unlimited, Pheasants Forever, and Shooting Sportsman. He also co-edits Traditional Bowhunter and writes a column for Bowhunter magazine.
Whitefish Can't Jump
In his Preface to "Whitefish Can't Jump", Don Thomas writes: "A space alien arriving on the Big Hole during the middle of the salmon-fly hatch might conclude that the same sport an earlier writer had trouble distinguishing from religion is really about entomology, fashionable outdoor wear, and power, all of which is wrong. Above all else, fly-fishing is about fish and the places they are found." Here, then, are nineteen fly-fishing stories refreshingly devoid of Latin, pink shirts, and angling glitterati - stories where fish and the places they are found unabashedly occupy center stage. On the flats of Christmas Island, the fusion of Fin-Nor and bonefish becomes only the second lifetime expe...
A Man Made of Elk
Stories, advice, and campfire philosophy from a lifetime of traditional bowhunting.
The Life of a Lab
Photographer Denver Bryan and author E. Donnall Thomas Jr. have combined their considerable talents to capture the essence of Labs in this best-selling coffee-table book.
Longbow
A story of the wild adventures of Jay and Karen Campbell, who chase big game with the longbow in Australia, Alaska, Hawaii, and the Caribbean, weaves their complicated life and deadly encounters with big rivers and big animals while still showing the joy is in the journey.
Guide to the Longbow
Advice on all aspects of selecting and shooting a longbow, including buying custom and choosing arrows.
Journey
Set in the early eighteen hundreds in the wild desert wilderness of New Mexico Territory, Journey follows the lives of three distinctly different characters whose destinies are one: Journey, a fiercely independent, sixteen-year-old of mysterious origins; Reuben Moon, the stoic half Mexican, half Apache hunter who raises her; and Esau Burdock, a brutal, pragmatic, and wealthy slave trader. The story opens on a November night in 1833, the sky on fire with meteors, each character alone, experiencing the storm. The narrative then delves into their individual histories. But Journey, Reuben, and Esau’s stories soon collide in the summer of 1834 when Esau holds a rendezvous of horse racing and tr...
The Language of Wings
For the past decade, Thomas's "Closing Time" columns in "Ducks Unlimited" magazine have received wide critical praise. This collection of those columns also includes eight chapters and five introductory essays that have not been published previously as well as photography by the author and his wife.
