Wild Beasts

“Wild Beasts” offers a fascinating glimpse into the wildlife and hunting practices of the American West in the late 19th century. John Hampden Porter recounts his experiences observing and hunting various animals, providing detailed descriptions of their habits, habitats, and interactions with humans. This book captures the spirit of adventure and exploration that defined the era, while also offering valuable insights into the natural history of the region. Readers interested in wildlife, hunting, or the history of the American West will find “Wild Beasts” to be an engaging and informative read.

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