What starts as an idyllic sporting vacation in the remote northern woods plunges a group of friends into a chilling fight for their lives. The serene beauty of the wilderness shatters when they uncover a ruthless poaching ring decimating the local wildlife for profit. Outnumbered and outgunned, the young outdoorsmen must turn their hunting skills against human prey to stop the ecological devastation. It is an atmospheric, suspenseful tale where the line between the hunter and the hunted is...

The tranquil surface of a secluded lake hides secrets that turn a sporting trip into a fight for survival. Armed with rod and gun, a group of youths confront unexpected dangers lurking in the deep woods and murky waters. Poachers and unpredictable wildlife challenge their outdoor skills and their courage. What began as a leisurely escape transforms into a demanding test of wilderness resilience.

An episode from Rod Serling’s The Zero Hour radio program entitled “The Heir Hunters” and starring Edgar Bergen, Joanne Worley, and Ken Berry.

A practical guide to the most scenic walks on the major Hawaiian islands of Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Hawaii, Kauai and Oahu. Walks range from easy strolls of a few hours to multi-day excursions where blankets and sleeping backs are de rigeur. Waikiki, the Koolaus, Honolulu, Lahaina, the Seven Pools of Kipahulu, Kaanapali, Iao Valley State Park, Waimea Canyon, Kalalau Valley, the Na Pali Cliffs, Kalaupapa, Kaiholena Gulch, Waipop Valley, and Kilauea all have designated trails covered here. Descri...

Captain Ralph Bonehill was a pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, a publishing group known for producing children's book series, including the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew. The Stratemeyer Syndicate employed various ghostwriters under different pseudonyms to create consistent series with similar themes.In "Young Hunters of the Lake," the story likely revolves around a group of young protagonists who embark on outdoor adventures involving fishing and hunting. These types of novels were...

From the Royal Air Force to award-winning display flying to flight instruction, a memoir of a half century in the sky. Includes photos.Fifty Years of Flying Fun covers, in a roughly chronological order, over fifty continuous years of flying. This ranges from joining the RAF in 1962, through the author's intriguing first operational tour on Hunters in Aden, the early days of the Jaguar in Germany and, finally in the RAF, an almost outrageous two years flying...