Big game shooting in the Indian empire

Big Game Shooting in the Indian Empire by C. H. Stockley is a detailed account of hunting expeditions across colonial India. Drawing from his personal experiences as a soldier and sportsman, Stockley describes encounters with tigers, elephants, leopards, and other wildlife. The book blends adventure with natural history, offering insights into the landscapes, techniques, and thrills of big-game hunting. It reflects the colonial fascination with sport hunting while documenting the wildlife and geography of the Indian subcontinent during the British era.