On Guns and Hunting is a collection of non-fiction outdoor literature and one short story by Donald Hamilton.
Contents
- Inside on the Rail, 7 (Outdoor Life, Jan 1955)
- The World Was Full of Quail, 15 (Outdoor Life, May 1954)
- The Geese of Still Pond, 23
- What's the Big Mystery?, 31 (Outdoor Life, Jun 1955)
- Watch My Smoke, 40 (Outdoor Life, Jul 1956)
- Arctic Hunt, 50 (American Swedish Monthly, 1961)
- The Great Swedish ÃÂlg, 65 (American Swedish Monthly, 1961)
- The Mile Gun, 74 (Sports Afield, Sep 1958, short story)
- Cottontail Carnival, 91 (Gun World, 1969)
- Afghan, Farewell, 100
- Just Want a Deer?, 104 (Outdoor Life, Jun 1961)
- Pronghorns in the Pasture, 113 (Outdoor Life, Feb 1966)
- Family Hunt, 121
- Block That Kick!, 132 (Gun Digest 22nd Edition, 1968)
- Caliber Catastrophe, 144 (Gun World, Jun 1967)
- Test Patterns Are Necessary!, 154 (Guns Magazine, 1968)
- First-Year Retriever Man, 163 (True's Hunting Yearbook No. 20, 1969, as How to put the fetch in Fido)
- Who's Minding the Store?, 176
- King of the Canadian Canyon, 186
- Excuse me, I Love Guns, 196
Publication history
- 1970, USA, Fawcett, Gold Medal T2299, paperback
Critical reception
Alice Bullock of The New Mexican called it "a refreshingly candid look at why men and women spend days and dollars to seek out wild game for the table."
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