Field, Cover, and Trap Shooting; With an Appendix Containing the Rules of Trapshooting (1891)

Embracing Hints For Skilled Marksmen; Instructions For Young Sportsmen; Haunts And Habits Of Game Birds; Flight And Resorts Of Water Fowl; Breeding And Breaking Of Dogs, Etc. Captain Adam H. Bogardus was a superb marksman in the field, on the shooting range, and on the stage during the latter part of the 19th century when shooting for recreation and for exhibitions and tournaments then so popular. Such contests were highly publicized entertainments and substantial sums were bet by participants as well as spectators. In his sometimes immodest accounts Bogardus tells of his life, his passion for hunting, and his consuming desire to achieve marksmanship supremacy nationally and internationally. During his lifetime he was a market hunter, marksman, entrepreneur, minor inventor, and popular showman.–Henry M. Reeves.