TRACKS ACROSS AFRICA . . . Another Ten Years
(Safari Press, November 2008)
Twenty years ago I chronicled my first decade of African hunting with From Mount Kenya to the Cape.  I followed up ten years later with Where Lions Roar, but in my mind that didn't mean I was making a habit of "ten year African books."  In fact, in 1997 I would have bet that this book, Tracks Across Africa, would never exist.  I would have been wrong.  Thanks to our television series of the same name--and a thirst for Africa that, somehow, has never been slaked--time spent in Africa has continued to escalate, and has been just as much fun as it was thirty years ago!  Except that, back then, I didn't know what I didn't know.  I'm still learning, and will continue to learn, but today I am able to look at things based on thirty years' experience and more than seventy African hunts.  While I'll never say "never," I do not predict that I will write another "ten year African book."  I can say that this is my best (and biggest) African book, and I hope you'll join me as I relive hunts in far-flung places like Cameroon, C.A.R., Chad, and Ethiopia; classic destinations like Tanzania, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique; and of course, today's most popular safari countries, South Africa and Namibia. Limited Edition, signed, numbered, in slipcase 326 pages, illustrated in color and black and white.
$125

Leopard
By Craig Boddington, Tim Danklef, Dave Fulson
(Mission Trails Media, March 2007)
In all my years of African hunting, no other species has provided more highs and lows than my pursuit of the African leopard, the most beautiful and possibly the most challenging member of the Big Five.  Our new book Leopard is a joint collaboration with my partners Tim Danklef & Dave Fulson (producers of my Boddington On Leopard DVD) and is, without a doubt, the most in depth study on the history and hunting of this magnificent cat ever produced. After a great deal of thought and consideration, we have decided to offer Leopard only in this one time signed, and limited edition printing. Leopard will NEVER be reprinted neither in another limited edition nor trade edition, guaranteeing this book will become an instant collectors item.  Limited to 1250 copies only, numbered and signed by all three authors. Leopard: 200 pages with over 150 color photographs, large format, embossed cover. This book features a custom presentation box including fronts piece of renowned artist Guy Coheleach’s “Tree Stand.”
$150.00

"Buffalo!"
by Craig Boddington
(Safari Press, May 2005) 
Over the course of nearly 30 years of African hunting, one of the things you learn is the animal that excites you the most. For me, that is buffalo first and foremost. I have hunted them in a dozen African countries and I have been very lucky with big buffalo. But whether a monster or just an average bull, there is nothing more exciting than getting close to buffalo. In this this book, I share with the reader a wide range of topics including hunting destinations, trophy judgment, shot placements, hunting techniques, “other” as well as Cape buffalo…and more. Whether you have hunted buffalo or just plan you, I am sure you will enjoy reading this book as much as I did writing it.
Hardcover, 6"x9", dust jacket, 256 pages
$39.95

RIFLE BULLETS FOR THE HUNTER--A Definitive Study
(Ballistic Technology, 2006)
We have a wonderful selection of hunting bullets available today--so many that it can be confusing.  I'm asked about bullets a lot, but as I've often written, there are so many good ones that no one person can possibly be familiar with all of them.  That's the point to this book.  Rather than one author's opinion, this book is a collaboration between me and a half-dozen of my colleagues and friends:  John Barsness, John Haviland, Richard Mann, Ron Spomer, Bryce Towsley;  edited by Dave Campbell, with a special contribution by Berit Aagaard.  It is truly the best, most complete, and most objective treatise on modern rifle bullets and how to choose them.  Hardcover with dust jacket, over 300 pages, color photography.
$34.95

Ndlovu - The Art Of Hunting The African Elephant
By Richard Harland
(African Hunter, 2005)
It should be obvious that the primary intent of this website is to promote my own books and DVD's.  There will be exceptions, and one is my friend Richard Harland's new book "Ndlovu--The Art of Hunting the African Elephant".  With vast experience hunting ivory, game control work, and guiding safaris, Richard Harland is one of Zimbabwe's most experienced and respected elephant hunters--and a fine writer as well.  "Ndlovu" is the most complete, most thoughtful, and most authoritative book ever written on the subject of Africa's elephant.  I recommend it highly, and am extremely pleased to include it among my website offerings. If elephant is in your future, this book is a must.
Hardcover, 6 X 8 1/2, dust jacket, 480 pages
$55.00

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Professional Hunters Association of South Africa  |  Boone & Crockett Club
Foundation for North American Wild Sheep  |  National Rifle Association
Dallas Safari Club, Life Member  |  Safari Club International, Life Member
Outdoor Writers Association of America