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What's everyone reading?
- Thread starter jgleas114
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Currently reading 12 Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson.
And Meateaters Outdoor kids in an inside world.
And Meateaters Outdoor kids in an inside world.
For me it's deer sign. Why are yall not out scouting? 
I’m constantly reading the comedians on saddlehunter.com forum page. Lots of cringe worthy jokes, with bits of hunting knowledge mixed in for good measure
I read Steve Rinella’s book last season great book
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I've been listening to the audiobook Precision Bowhunting by John Eberhart.
Currently reading atomic habits. It’s an easy read. I think I’ll pick up one of fred bear’s books next
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Was checking into the thread to recommend this one. I've even gifted it.
Rereading Meditations on Hunting by Jose Ortega y Gassett. Classic! Glad I bought a copy years ago.....hard to find and expensive if you don't already have a copy.
Also a new book: The Wildest Hunt - True Stories of Game Wardens and Poachers by Randy Nelson. Very entertaining.
As a result of this thread, just ordered Fred Bear's Field Notes and Whitetails, A Research Based Hunting Model
Besides hunting-related books, working through Seth Godin's latest, The Song of Significance - A New Manifesto for Teams, along with various new releases from my favourite SciFi authors.
Also a new book: The Wildest Hunt - True Stories of Game Wardens and Poachers by Randy Nelson. Very entertaining.
As a result of this thread, just ordered Fred Bear's Field Notes and Whitetails, A Research Based Hunting Model
Besides hunting-related books, working through Seth Godin's latest, The Song of Significance - A New Manifesto for Teams, along with various new releases from my favourite SciFi authors.
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Just finished Good to Great by James Collins. Been on a long streak of business related books, switching to fiction for a bit and started No Country for Old Men this morning.
Picked up Rinella’s book “Catch a Crayfish, Count the Stars” for my son and he really dug right in. We had to make a walking stick the last couple days.
He’s 7, almost 8, but I skimmed it and I’d say there’s a wide variety of things in it that younger and older kids would like too. At any rate he spent hours on just this first project and asked to watch tv or a tablet zero times while he did it. He also thinks he came up with the idea since he read it. I’d say it’s worth buying if you’ve got kids.
He’s 7, almost 8, but I skimmed it and I’d say there’s a wide variety of things in it that younger and older kids would like too. At any rate he spent hours on just this first project and asked to watch tv or a tablet zero times while he did it. He also thinks he came up with the idea since he read it. I’d say it’s worth buying if you’ve got kids.
"Down" by Andy Kirkpatrick. Pretty good so far, reading it front to back the first go through. Definitely some good knowledge nuggets in there
Prepared by Mike Glover and The AI Revolution in Medicine by Peter Lee.
Many others queued up, including Fred Bear’s Field Notess.
Many others queued up, including Fred Bear’s Field Notess.