India and Tiger-Hunting (Classic Reprint)

Classic tales of courage and the jungle from India’s tiger country. Travel back to the late 19th century as an English officer recounts his life, hunts, and hard‑won lessons in the great forests of India.In this firsthand account, the author blends adventure with practical advice. He explains how big‑game outings were organized, the gear and guns needed, and the roles of gun-bearers, mahouts, and trackers. Through vivid scenes—from careful preparations to close encounters with tigers and the challenges of monsoon weather—readers witness the realities of tiger hunting, the risks of the Indian jungle, and the daily life of a military man abroad. The narrative also offers reflections on discipline, curiosity, and the customs that shaped expeditions in that era.What you’ll experience- Realistic, episode‑style hunting adventures in Indian jungles- Practical notes on equipment, planning, and working with local guides and elephants- Rich detail about the people, animals, and terrain of 19th‑century India- A measured, human look at risk, endurance, and the pursuit of sport in difficult conditionsIdeal for readers who enjoy historical outdoors writing, travel adventure, and firsthand accounts of life in India during the British period. Read more