More Tales of the Old Poachers

Year 2001
Pages 192

Worth buying if: You enjoy British countryside anecdotes and fieldcraft details.

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Summary

In 192 pages of anecdote and color, Martin collects episodic stories of poachers, gamekeepers, and countryside characters—mixing humor, regret, and precise observation about British rural life and illegal hunting traditions.

Why this book now

Revisit Martin’s 2001 portrait of changing country customs as interest in countryside conservation and rural heritage grows.

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Brian P. Martin returns with More Tales of the Old Poachers, a wry collection of rural misadventures and hard-won local lore from Britain’s field edges.

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Good fit if you want...

  • You enjoy British countryside anecdotes and fieldcraft details.
  • You liked other Brian P. Martin recollections of gamekeeping and poaching.

Maybe skip if...

  • You want a policy-driven analysis of wildlife law rather than narrative scenes.
  • You prefer contemporary urban memoirs over rural British vignettes.
  • You are specifically hunting for the newest framing rather than a backlist perspective.

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wry nostalgic earthy Medium length Published before 2020

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Exact edition: Edition shown · ISBN-13 9780715301852

Worth buying if: You enjoy British countryside anecdotes and fieldcraft details.

Skip it if: You want a policy-driven analysis of wildlife law rather than narrative scenes.

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Reading commitment

Light Short sit-downs

At 192 pages, this is a brisk, episodic read—ideal for evenings or short trips through standalone tales rather than a continuous narrative.

What stands out here

This F & W Pubns edition highlights Martin’s voice and field anecdotes, emphasizing rural characters and practical detail over scholarly apparatus.

Best way to approach it

Approach it as a series of short, savorable episodes: read individual tales aloud or one per sitting to appreciate Martin’s observational humor and local terms.

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