Me & Other Great Hunters

About the Book

THROUGH THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK, the reader watches the development of a hunter, and the humorous situations in which he becomes involved. It starts with small prey, i.e. flies, frogs and skunks. It goes through the natural progression to encounters with bear, elk and deer; with a few mice, cats and chipmunks woven into the stories. The book ends with hard learned advice for hunter survival and a humorous look at the dedication all hunters feel for their sport, and the hardships they are willing to endure.

About the Author

Ted Knuckey’s youth was cut short by World War Two. There was work to he done and this resulted In vast experience in various fields. His work experience included working on ranches and riding rodeos and at 15 he became a member of the RCA. (Now the PRCA.) At the age of 17 he joined the U.S. Navy and served 4 years as a Hospital Corpsman. Due to the Korean War The last year was with the U.S. Marines. After his discharge he returned to rodeo. But met his wife, to be, and needed a safer and saner lifestyle. He became a Police Officer. Eventually this resulted in his assignment as Detective in the Homicide Division; He rose up through the ranks and retired as a Lieutenant. He had attained a law degree and was admitted to the California Bar. He practiced law for 11 years and then was appointed to the bench as a trail court Commissioner. Now retired after 11 years on the bench, he writes from his experience. His education includes Medical schooling and training. A Bachelor’s degree in Police Science and a Juris Doctor’s degree in Law.