Description
This book is in two parts. In the first, Ray Tinsley tells of the history of the Fiordland moose herd and his own attempts to find it. We relive with him the few successful expeditions there have been since moose was introduced in 1909. In the second part of the book, Tinsley turns his storytelling prowess to the Fiordland wapiti. HIs vivid descriptions of the stalk, and of the Fiordland terrain and its notorious weather, place him firmly in the very top rank of hunting writers in this country. (book cover)
