Tiger-Shooting in India: Being an Account of Hunting Experiences on Foot in Rajpootana, During the Hot Seasons, from 1850 to 1854

Tiger-Shooting in India recounts the thrilling hunting experiences of British officer and naturalist Captain H. M. Macnaghten during the mid-19th century. Focusing on his adventures in Rajputana between 1850 and 1854, the book provides detailed accounts of tiger hunts conducted on foot in the challenging hot season. Macnaghten’s narrative vividly describes the perils and excitement of pursuing tigers in the Indian wilderness, offering insights into both the sport and the region’s wildlife. His observations reflect the intense engagement and strategic skills required for such hunts, capturing a fascinating period of British colonial adventure.