Big Game Shooting, Volume 2, authored by Clive Phillipps-Wolley and first published in 1894, provides an in-depth exploration of big game hunting across various regions, including the Arctic and the Caucasus. The book combines the author's firsthand experiences with practical advice on hunting techniques, animal behavior, and expedition preparation. Notably, it addresses the impact of excessive hunting on walrus populations and offers insights into the challenges faced by hunters. This volume serves as a significant historical account of hunting practices in the late 19th century.
