Hunter’s Heartbeat
by Lionel A. H. Hartley
An African Hunting Heritage Book
Publisher: Amwell Press, 1985
A Chronicle Of Two Generations Of A Professional Hunting Family In East Africa. With Photographs From The Hartley Family’s Private Collection
Copyright 1985 by Lionel A. H. Hartley
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 84-72734
Published March 1985
Printed in USA
One Thousand Copies Of
Hunter’s Heartbeat
Have Been Published by
The Amwell Press for The National Sporting Fraternity Limited
At The Eighteenth Book In Its
African Hunting Heritage Collection
This copy is No. 928
As Authorized by Lionel Hartley [signature]
Jim Pikhoff, President, NSFL [signature]
"Hunter's Heartbeat" is a captivating chronicle of two generations of a professional hunting family in East Africa, written by Lionel A.H. Hartley. The book weaves together personal anecdotes, historical context, and vivid descriptions of the African wilderness, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of big game hunting in the region. Hartley's narrative delves into the challenges and rewards of a life dedicated to the pursuit of game, capturing the thrill of the hunt while also reflecting on the changing landscape of conservation and the complex relationship between humans and wildlife. Enhanced by photographs from the Hartley family's private collection, the book provides an intimate and authentic glimpse into a bygone era of African hunting, celebrating the enduring spirit of adventure and the deep connection between the Hartley family and the African bush.
Lionel A.H. Hartley is an author and professional hunter who has dedicated his writing to preserving the rich history and traditions of African big game hunting. His work, "Hunter's Heartbeat," stands as a testament to his family's legacy and his own deep connection to the African wilderness. Hartley's achievements lie in his ability to capture the essence of a vanishing era, offering readers a firsthand account of the challenges and rewards of a life spent in pursuit of game. His narrative, enriched by personal anecdotes and historical insights, provides a valuable contribution to the literature of African hunting, showcasing his passion for the continent and his commitment to preserving its natural heritage.
Please review each photo carefully for wear and usage. This item came from a local estate sale and was in the previous owner's home office for many years. Send me a message if you have questions or would like additional photos.
