Into The Thorns

[TheGrayRider]

Received both. Excellent.

 

[Zinz]

Jay contacted me today about shipping my copy. Thanks for this thread about it!

Ed Z

 

[HuntingFreak]

Hoping for the call soon, can’t wait!

 

[DJStang]

Received my call today. Jay was mailing it Monday. Can't wait to read.

 

[franzfmdavis]

I received my call today as well

 

[wyattcm95]

Got on the list today, they said they’re almost through the reserved list, would be a good time to get one ordered

Thanks for the heads up

 

[DPHunter4570]

Thorns and Drums showed up today. The books looks excellent, and can't wait to dive in.

 

[franzfmdavis]

Got mine today too…#77!

 

[juan pablo pozzi]

Good day fellow AH members. I trust everyone at DSC is having fun so far.

I have some splendid news regarding Into The Thorns, by renowned leopard hunter Wayne Grant. As most of you know, the book is considered to be the ultimate authority on leopard hunting.

I spoke with Wayne last night, and he informed me that one of his agents, after receiving numerous requests over the years for his remarkable 2008 book, Into the Thorns, convinced him to do a second edition.

Having received plenty requests on the forum to source a second hand copy in South Africa at any price, I recon this is wonderful news indeed.

According to Wayne the second edition is limited to 1000 signed copies only, and that these copies can be solely purchased from Good Books in the Woods in Houston. I understand that the new addition has some added information and chapters. Unfortunately I can not shed any light on the price of the book, but if you make contact with Good Books in the Woods, they will certainly be able to give much more info on this second edition and it’s price. What I can say for sure is that the new second edition will retail for much cheaper than I have seen some members on this forum pay for the odd first edition that comes up for sale.

Kind regards,

Dewald



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Great book

 

[Russ16]

I really wish more of these would be available on kindle. It costs them hardly anything to put it on kindle and they can charge a decent price. I do so much of my reading on planes and carrying heavy books is a real pain so I hardly do it anymore.