Newfoundland’s unspoiled wilderness is the setting for this John G Millais classic, first published in 1907. We follow the author as he tracks caribou throughout the interior of Newfoundland -- an untamed region that was virtually unknown to non-aboriginal peoples. He also chronicles the hunting of whales -- a dramatic adventure from another era. Through his writing, Millais inspires us to experience the thrill of tracking wild animals, while at the same time imparting the splendour of nature and its creations. This monumental work, released here in its entirety a century later, includes Millais’ own paintings, sketches and photographs. Features over 140 illustrations, including six colour plates.