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"The Deer Of North America" by Leonard Lee Rue III.

Lot's of fun info.

I might reread abnormal psychology (current perspectives) by Lauren B.Alloy, Joan Aocoella, Richard R. Bootzin

But since this is still in the assumption (dark ages) stage I may give it a miss. So many mis-diagnosises being met out, it's a science that is trapped within the 5 senses.

a)For that which never experienced cannot truely know and understand.

(And since when did you know of a psychiatrist with a mental disorder or a belief in the afterlife? (he'd be struck off) or maybes thrive in his 'crooked' tree of knowledge and understanding.)

B) Seems quite a simple aphorism so it probably has been quoted before so I will not claim it.

Quote.....I have alot of respect for stephen Fry. I don't believe he is gay even though he says he is. Just his way of stopping pathetic assumptions in the media I think.

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He is gay. If you respect him you shouldn't call him a liar.
I believe his partner is/was a Daniel Cohen.

"Seasons of the elk" By Michael Furtman(A study of elk)
"Dragonsinger" By Anne Mccaffrey(This is a reread)

The elk book is especially interesting reading. I had no idea how fast they grow! As adults, they consume a estimated 12 pounds of chow a day: amazing they can keep such big bodies going on that.

One draw back.....

The book has no venison recipes.

Guess you can't have everything.....

just waiting for excerpts from the bible when the good lord decides.

Next up is 'Hunter" by J.A Hunter, of African hunting fame.(A hunter named Hunter? )

And 'The Two Towers" part two of the lord of the rings, of course. Tolkien could write.

A classic: The Old Man And The Boy by Robert Ruark.(Ruark is becoming one of my faverite authors)

Time To Hunt by Stephen Hunter, (Hunter is one of the best action-writers currently)

Both good reads.

War and Peace.

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TANG SOO!

I'm through with books. Fiction, other peoples imagination no thanks, non fiction filling your mind with all sorts of rubbish.

To elevate oneself spiritually is to disconnect oneself from others thoughts and to ascend through ones true feelings and experiences.