A Listening Walk...and Other Stories

by Gene Hill, Tom Hennessey (Illustrator)

Describes the author's experiences as a hunter and fisherman and pokes fun at the sport of hunting

208 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1985

Reviews

[Harry Patrick]

I'm biased in that I read Gene Hill's column in Field and Stream magazine way back in the 60s & 70s. He writes from the heart on outdoor subjects in an easy-going and many times humorous style. He speaks of a less stressful time when we weren't so competitive and when many hunters/fisherman went out for the quietness of the outdoors as well as the sport. Even today, it's not so important that I catch a fish as that I've enjoyed my time outdoors. My two favorite stories were "A Listening Walk" & "The Responsible Sportsman". As always the "Annual Reports" are a stitch.

[Joseph]

He was part of a fraternity of outdoor writers who took pride in their writing skills. Besides being able to write about shooting with remarkable insight he was a crack shot to boot! I sorely miss him, O'Connor, Page, Waterman, Smith, McIntosh and Keith.

[Rick Garrett]

If you love the outdoors, you won't go wrong with Hill. I believe this is his best work.

[Justin]

This was a fun book to read, with many happy and joyful stories. If you like nature and are ok with hunting you should read this book.