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A Hunter’s Story remains a classic of African adventure literature—rich in atmosphere, authenticity, and character. A must-have for collectors, naturalists, and readers fascinated by early African exploration.
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A Hunter’s Story by C.J.P. Ionides (W.H. Allen, 1965) is a thrilling autobiographical account from one of East Africa’s most legendary game wardens and professional hunters. Known as “Iodine” to his peers, Ionides spent decades traversing the wild landscapes of Tanganyika, facing man-eating lions, rogue elephants, and some of the most dangerous terrain in Africa. In this vivid memoir, he recounts his life in the bush with candour, humor, and an unmistakable sense of adventure.
Blending natural history, personal reflection, and high-stakes encounters, Ionides offers readers an insider’s view of a vanished era of African hunting and wildlife conservation. His stories capture both the excitement of the chase and the deep respect he developed for the animals and people of East Africa. As one of the region’s earliest conservation-minded wardens, Ionides balances thrilling tales of survival with an awareness of the fragility of Africa’s wilderness.
A Hunter’s Story remains a classic of African adventure literature—rich in atmosphere, authenticity, and character. A must-have for collectors, naturalists, and readers fascinated by early African exploration, this 1965 W.H. Allen edition preserves the voice of one of the continent’s most remarkable outdoorsmen.
