WHERE LIONS ROAR: TEN MORE YEARS OF AFRICAN HUNTING. By Craig Boddington.

(1997) ND 2nd edition reprint. 8vo (160 x 235mm). Ppxii,349. B/w photographs, map, patterned end-papers. Black boards, spine titled in gilt.

A sequel to "From Mount Kenya to the Cape." Hunting in the C.A.R., Ethiopia, Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia and Botswana in the 1980s and 1990s. "Shocking as it seems, a full decade has passed since I chronicled my first decade of African hunting in From Mount Kenya to The Cape. At the time ten years seemed a nice milestone and there seemed to be plenty of material. From the steaming jungles of the Congo basin in search of the elusive bongo to the arid bushveld of Zimbabwe for leopard, Boddington pursues a large array of animals. America's most popular international hunter tracks after such exotic animals as the mountain nyala, giant forest hog, sitaunga and giant eland." Chapters include: The Eastern Cape; The Okavango Delta; The Palala River; Botswana's Chobe; The Simanjaro; The Selous Reserve; Into Mozambique; Zululand; Brand new Namibia; The Upper Chinko; The Zambezi Valley; Return to the Cape; The Arusi Mountains; The Danakil Depression; The Great Rift Valley; The last safari on the Upper Chinko; Return to the Selous; Kafue and Bangweulu; The Save Conservancy; The Congo Basin; Bangweulu and Kafue; Safari planning tips; African batteries today; The future of African hunting.