Fred Bear's Field Notes

by Fred Bear

Fred Bear's Field Notes

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1976

Reviews

[Andrew W]

I loved being able to read Fred’s journal. He did a great job of reporting the events of the day, not just the weather or the game they were chasing but the meals they had and interesting characters in camp.

I also enjoyed the layout of daily accounts instead of chapters. It lets you read what you have time to that day.

[Craig Schlossin]

He decided to print his diary instead of writing a book. Big disappointment from one of the great bow hunters.

[Brennan Patterson]

always a go to. comfort read

[Emma Gish]

Fred Bears' field notes leave no question to his title as the father of modern bowhunting. Many of these stories are encapsulating and downright awesome