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Dark forest, deep sea : reflections of a hunter / Richard Hall.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand Submarine, an imprint of Mākaro Press 2017.Description: 231 pages, 2 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations some colour) ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9780473406318
  • 0473406314
Other title:
  • Reflections of a hunter
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 799
LOC classification:
  • SK17
Review: "After his first hunting experience in New Zealand as a young man, Richard Hall has been drawn back again and again, wanting to relive the feeling only this country's wilderness can give him. Dark Forest Deep Sea goes beyond recollections of one man's hunting trips. It delves into the emotions and sensations at the heart of the experience, and the reasons for doing it. From catching eels in a river on a moonlit night to spearfishing on a single breath in the Pacific Ocean to stalking deer in silent forests - scientist Richard Hall reflects on both solitude and mateship, our relationship with landscape and nature, and how the wilderness gives him what he needs to live in the world. This is the human story of hunting"--www.makaropress.co.nz
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Item type Current library Collection Call number Status Notes Date due Barcode
Non-Fiction - New Zealand Non-Fiction - New Zealand Waimate Non-Fiction Non Fiction 799 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not For Loan Not for loan A00666674

Autobiography.

Author works as a virologist.

"After his first hunting experience in New Zealand as a young man, Richard Hall has been drawn back again and again, wanting to relive the feeling only this country's wilderness can give him. Dark Forest Deep Sea goes beyond recollections of one man's hunting trips. It delves into the emotions and sensations at the heart of the experience, and the reasons for doing it. From catching eels in a river on a moonlit night to spearfishing on a single breath in the Pacific Ocean to stalking deer in silent forests - scientist Richard Hall reflects on both solitude and mateship, our relationship with landscape and nature, and how the wilderness gives him what he needs to live in the world. This is the human story of hunting"--www.makaropress.co.nz

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