ISBN: 978-0-9741684-6-3.  Copyright 2007.  Softcover.  250 pages.  99 B&W photos.  Dimensions:  5.5" x 8.5" x .50"

From the back cover:  The most intense, yet informative book ever written on predator hunting - with gripping stories of survival in Alaska's frozen Arctic while pursuing North America's most valuable predators!

Three beautifully furred winter wolves taken after nearly two days of intense tracking.  Scenery in the high country can be exhilarating on sunny Alaskan spring days.

An incredible harvest of prime red fox taken in a single day of hunting.  Using both calling and spot-and-stalk techniques, the Author was able to take two silver fox, eight cross fox and four red fox during this action-packed outing!

Rick Kinmon's adventures of fur hunting are as real they get.  Join Rick as he pursues wolves at (literally) breakneck speed through some of the most rugged terrain in Alaska, making long-range, running shots on the ultimate canine.  Experience dozens of his harvests of fox, coyote, wolverine, lynx and bear - many at point-blank range.  You will learn his professional tips so you, too, can be incredible successful at Hunting the Hunters.

Table of Contents

Foreword by Leo Schreven
Acknowledgements
About this Book

Part I - The Details
 1 - Fox Hunting as a Kid
 2 - Why Every Hunter Should Hunt Predators
 3 - Top Tips for Successful Predator Hunting
 4 - Varmint, Predator, or Fur Hunting
 5 - The Perfect Fur Rifle
 6 -  Cold Weather Clothing
 7 - Shooting Under Field Conditions
 8 - General Thoughts on Calling
 9 - The Animals We Hunt
10 - Wolf Hunting

Part II - The Action
11 - Crash and Burn
12 - Long Walk Out
13 - Spring Brown Bear
14 - Brown Bears of Admiralty Island
15 -  Black Bear in Your Face
16 - Crash on Whistle Ridge
17 -  Cold Night Out
18 - Fair Chase Wolverine
19 - Unexpected Trophies
20 - Keith Appel

Epilogue
Appendix
   Conditioning: The Ultimate Hunter's Conditioning System
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