The Rifle and Hound in Ceylon

"The Rifle and Hound in Ceylon" by Sir Samuel White Baker is a hunting memoir written in the late 19th century. The chronicles the author's adventures and experiences as a hunter in Ceylon, shedding light on the local wildlife and the challenges faced while pursuing sport in the jungle landscape. It emphasizes the love of sport inherent in the hunting culture, particularly highlighting large game such as elephants and buffaloes, and reflects on changes in wildlife populations due to increased human activity.