
The legend of a hunter in a bygone era
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About this listen
A 14-year-old boy abandons the comforts of home for the wild, untamed bushlands of East Africa to become a hunter.
This incredible true-life story follows his exploits in a harsh land where life's lessons must be learned quickly, or die young.
Determined to succeed, he undertakes any odd job to put food on the table.
His attempts at farming, gold mining and running a garage seemed doomed to failure as he is constantly called back to a life in the bush.
Enjoy accounts of his amazing escapades, filled with more excitement and adventure than anyone could have in 10 lifetimes.
READ ABOUT HIS:
+Near fatal poisoning by tribesmen.
+Unknowingly consuming human tissue.
+Hunting the Crown Prince.
+The man-eaters of Mtwara.
+The Lupa gold rush.
HOW LONG CAN HE SURVIVE IN THE AFRICAN WILDS?
Follow the author as he rekindles the magic of a hunter in a bygone era, exploring the last game paradise in Africa.
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