Review
This is Russ at his storytelling best, delivering anecdotes from a lifetime of rich adventure afield. (Mike Handley
Buckmasters )
In Thornberry's life there has never been an average day in the wilds. The bizarre and unexpected follow him on every outing. And in the end, he says, the ultimate trophies of the hunt are not the animals themselves, but the memories one keeps in his heart. This, also, is a book that belongs on the true hunter's bookshelf. (Pat Robertson
State, (Columbia, Sc) )
Russell Thornberry tells his trophy tales with relish, looking back on his days as a guide with a warm glow. The accounts, ranging in tone from humorous to spine-tingling, are arranged in five sections: The Antlered Giants, Bears and Scares, Hunting in Thin Air, The Life and Times of an Alberta Whitetail Guide, and One on One with Whitetails. (Jesse Cryderman
Alloutdoors.Com )
This is certainly the best book of its kind that I've ever read. It is an absolute must for anyone who enjoys sitting near a campfire or lounging in a hunting lodge and listening to the inevitable hunting stories. (Royce Armstrong
3-D Times and Bowhunting Magazine )
These are campfire stories of the best kind, told honestly and with all the juicy details. This book is an excellent one to pick up from time to time, reading just a chapter here and there. But be prepared, after the first couple chapters, you may just have to polish the whole thing off in one, fireside-armchair sitting. (
American Hunter )
One thing that you should get from reading Russell Thornberry's Trophies of the Heart and that is, "when it comes to hunting, the ultimate trophies aren't the animals, but the memories one keeps in one's heart." (Ed Noonan
The Daily Gazette )
One thing that you should get from reading Russell Thornberry's
Trophies of the Heart and that is, "when it comes to hunting, the ultimate trophies aren't the animals, but the memories one keeps in one's heart." (Ed Noonan
The Daily Gazette )
This book is from the gut.... The author focused on the hunts that had the greatest emotional impact on him and produced the ultimate trophies: lasting memories. (
Tnn Outdoors )
About the Author
Russell Thornberry lives in Wetumpka, Alabama, near Montgomery, where he is the editor of Buckmasters Magazine. He is also the author of Derrydale's Hunting the Canadian Giant.
Russell Thornberry lives in Wetumpka, Alabama, near Montgomery, where he is the editor of
Buckmasters Magazine. He is also the author of Derrydale's
Hunting the Canadian Giant.