Well-crafted essays and stories recreate the hunting experience, capturing the feel of the woodlands, its distinct smells, the beauty of birds, and the excitement of the hunt.
"Jones's anthology masterfully re-creates the hunting experience. . . a delight to read."--Booklist
In Dancers in the Sunset Sky, Robert F. Jones recalls over half a century of bird hunting. But his are not simply hunting tales. Jones writes about the birds he loves - woodcock, grouse, prairie chickens, Canada geese, and others - and a way of life he treasures with graceful authority. His reverence, humor, and dead-on precision will indelibly touch not only those who embrace the sport, but anyone who appreciates superb writing. These essays remind us that Jones is among the sporting world's finest contemporary voices. (6 1/4 X 9 1/4, 196 pages, illustrations)
Imprint: The Lyons Press
Distributor: The Globe Pequot Press
Publication Date: 07-01-1996
Pages: 192
Measurements: 9.00in X 6.00in