What are you currently reading?

[bobbydean]

Reading Michael Connelly, and it is pretty damn good. Read about 10 to 13 now.

 

[220yotekiller]

Just finished Pale Horse Coming and Snipers Honor, both by Stephen Hunter. Snipers Honor was good, but Pale Horse Coming is fantastic.

 

[Hawk Tuah]

Just finished Pale Horse Coming and Snipers Honor, both by Stephen Hunter. Snipers Honor was good, but Pale Horse Coming is fantastic.

"Pale horse is here mother f******." -Fish

Love that book.

 

[mtnkid85]

Im about 3/4 through "Greater Yellowstones Mountain Ungulates: A contrast in Management Histories and Challenges".
Its been really good, anyone who's interested in goats and sheep will enjoy it.

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[2rocky]

Answered a lot of my questions about the trail drives and Settlement of the Northern Plains.

 

[Rainer]

I just finished Shaking Hands with the Devil and i'm now on They fight like soldiers, they die like children. Both by Romeo Dallaire

 

[carlibball20]

I need to start reading more so hopefully this thread will keep me on track. I’m currently reading “Cabin Creek Chronicles”.View attachment 111259

That sounds interesting

 

[carlibball20]

Most recent book purchase.

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It gave Indian Creek Chronicles a run for its money. If interested in reading this one I would recommend reading Indian Creek first. Cabin Creek book sounds good, I'll have to check it out.

Looks good

 

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[Irrelevant]

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Cliff notes/opinion?

 

[Deleted member 18333]

Cliff notes/opinion?

Just started so no qualified opinion yet. Gist of the book is how our hardwiring/evolution as humans conflicts with and impacts our current society and well being. Big fan of their podcast. Expecting good things.

 

[Irrelevant]

Just started so no qualified opinion yet. Gist of the book is how our hardwiring/evolution as humans conflicts with and impacts our current society and well being. Big fan of their podcast. Expecting good things.

Which podcast?

 

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Which podcast?

Dark horse

 

[BrentD]

It's not helping, but maybe I haven't gotten to the best parts yet.

 

[JEL]

I have been into the William Kent Krueger series about a PI in the Minnesota north woods. Pretty good.

 

[Hydrophilic]

One I finished earlier this year was ‘Where do camels belong’ by Ken Thompson. Really interesting and well done book. The main premise is centered around invasive species and how we tend to omit data based decisions when managing them. I read the book because it specifically challenged some of my views and I’m glad I did. If you’re into ecology it’s worth a read.

 

[BrentD]

I'm suddenly dying to learn more about grouse, esp. ruffed grouse.

 

[Hydrophilic]

I'm suddenly dying to learn more about grouse, esp. ruffed grouse.

Can’t beat their drumming noise, I love it

 

[BrentD]

Can’t beat their drumming noise, I love it

Can't beat their taste in a nice cream and brandy sauce either

 

[Deleted member 18333]

Cliff notes/opinion?

Good not great. First half is better than the last half. Turns a bit more self-help at the midway point. They even make mention of this. On to this...