Confessions Of A Poacher - Watson James (1890)

At a glance..

What this book brings to the reader is an open honest account of the writer's life as a poacher. It has some tips and tricks utilised by those in the Victorian period alongside the methods utilised to obtain their prey.

The details..

The Confessions of a Poacher is an intriguing read for anyone interested in nature, hunting or outdoor life. The anonymous author takes us on his journey from being an embryo poacher to becoming one with great skill and expertise. He shares his passion for woodcraft, which he believes runs in his family's bloodline. Growing up on the outskirts of town provided him with ample opportunities to explore nature's beauty and develop skills that would later help him become successful as a poacher.

As we follow this man's story through each chapter, we learn about different forms of poaching such as partridge, hare, pheasant salmon & trout grouse rabbit among others. We get insights into how these animals are hunted using various techniques passed down by generations before them; some legal while others illegal under current game laws.

Despite its title suggesting otherwise - this book isn't just about confessing crimes but rather it provides readers with knowledge about animal behavior patterns along with tips/tricks used by skilled hunters/poachers alike which makes it informative yet entertaining at same time!

Overall 'Confession Of A Poacher' is not only well-written but also gives readers valuable insights into what was once considered fine art- i.e., poaching! This book will appeal to those interested in history or anyone looking for adventure stories set against beautiful English countryside backdrops.