Thirty Years of Shikar

Thirty Years of Shikar by Edward Braddon is a memoir chronicling his extensive hunting experiences during his service in British India. The book vividly details the landscapes, wildlife, and challenges of big-game hunting, reflecting the colonial elite’s fascination with sport and adventure. Braddon shares personal anecdotes, encounters with tigers, elephants, and other wild animals, offering insights into both his character and the British imperial mindset.