Thirty Years of Shikar

The book "Thirty Years of Shikar" provides a gripping account of Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon's adventures in India. Through vivid descriptions, Braddon recounts his experiences ranging from pigsticking to tigershooting, alongside encounters with maneaters and expeditions in the Terai. The memoir offers insights into Indian society, including interactions with indigoplanters and native customs, painting a colorful picture of colonial life. Braddon's narrative, enriched with encounters with wildlife and fellow sportsmen, offers a captivating glimpse into the excitement and hazards of hunting in India, capturing the essence of a bygone era of adventure and exploration.