Description
Nash Buckingham, Hallowed Years. Harrisburg, PA: Stacpole, 1953. Hardbound in dj. [x], 209 pages. Illustrated. Dust jacket and most pages of the book marred by a coffee spill. Otherwise tight and crisp. $9.
In Hallowed Years, beloved Southern sportsman and storyteller Nash Buckingham returns with a rich collection of memories that celebrate the golden age of American field sport. With warmth, wit, and a reverence for tradition, Buckingham invites readers into a world of duck blinds, wild coveys, faithful retrievers, and fine double guns—where character was tested by weather, wild game, and the quiet ethics of the sporting life.
Set against the backdrop of the Deep South and the Mississippi flyway, these essays reflect on the people, places, and moments that shaped a life well lived in the outdoors. From his early days afield with friends and family to poignant reflections on the passage of time, Buckingham writes not only as a master of upland and waterfowl hunting, but as a man deeply connected to the land and its rhythms.
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