Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales

A vivid anthology of early‑century hunting adventures, this volume gathers articles that once appeared in a popular outdoor magazine. Spanning the wilds of the United States and Canada, each story invites listeners to hear crackling campfires, the thundering hooves of elk herds, and the quiet patience of seasoned guides. The informal, unvarnished prose feels as if a fellow woodsman is sharing his own recollections around a log.

One standout narrative follows a 1896 expedition into Colorado’s White River country, a landscape the author describes as a true “happy hunting ground.” Readers will hear about towering elk, shy antelope, the elusive cougar known as “Silver Tip,” and the rugged yet courteous cowboys who escort the party. The tale captures a fleeting era when the frontier was still raw, offering both natural grandeur and a glimpse into the modest, action‑driven lives of those who roamed it.