 USE ENOUGH GUN: ON HUNTING BIG GAMEThis is more than the record of a lifetime’s
bag: It is the story of a man’s education as a hunter. The lessons To get further information on this book or to
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that Ruark learned from his grandfather still applied when he shot his
first lion on safari in Africa, more than twenty years later. Then there
were new lessons to be learned from Harry Selby, the Kenyan professional
who became Ruark’s close friend. Ruark hunted in India and Alaska,
in Mozambique and Uganda, Kenya and Tanganyika. No matter where he traveled,
in the end the thing that mattered most to him was the nature of the
hunt itself; the relationship of the hunter to the animal he killed;
and the investment of skill and bravery in a grand endeavor. 
