Not every hunting story ends with a clean shot and a perfect trophy.

Some end with a hunter wedged in a tree crotch, hanging upside down twenty feet in the air, or sliding down a mountain in a flipped Chevy Blazer at over a hundred miles per hour.

In Stories Of A Great Hunter, author Harry Tucker delivers something rare in outdoor literature: raw, unfiltered honesty about what hunting actually looks like when life gets in the way.