BEYOND THE TRODDEN PATH : sport and adventure in early New Brunswick,

Sackville, N.B: Gerry Parker (self-published), 2010. Book. As New. Paperbound. First Edition. 4 to., ((27 cm). pict. paper wraps, pp., xiv, 249 p. illustrated, maps, portrait, minor wrinkling to covers, A SCARCE BOOK,CONTENTS: Early woodland rambles / with Charles Caleb Ward -- Caribou stalking on the Hanbury Barren / with John Bodkin -- To caribou country / with Arthur Pringle -- A tragic moose call / with Arthur Shute -- Into the heart of moose land / with Henry Braithewaite and Frederic Irland -- On the south Tetagouche / with the Imhoff brothers -- Tragedy on the Tobique -- The Tobique Salmon Club: a conflict of values -- Packing gun and brush to the Renous and beyond / with Carl Rungius -- Long Lake moose hunt / with George Langen and David Ogilvy -- Stalking moose and caribou with gun and lens / with Donald R. Dickey -- Under Sagamook's watch: the camps, guides and sports of Nictau and Bathurst lakes. "'Beyond the Trodden Path' continues to follow the story of early non-resident sport hunting in the province of New Brunswick. Author Gerry Parker broke the ground with 'Men of the Autumn Woods', a detailed account which chronicled the struggles and accomplishments of early provincial guides and non-resident sports and the progressive development of hunting regulations during the golden years of big-game hunting from the late 1800s to the close of the moose season in 1937. This companion book builds upon that story. Parker brings to the reader the fortunes of a select few of those whose chose to meet and overcome the overwhelming challenges once they ventured beyond the trodden path and into the wilds of unsettled New Brunswick." (from the back cover).