Primitive and Pioneer Sports for Recreation Today

Australian (traditional), cross-stick, and pin-wheel boomerangs, boomabirds, tumblesticks, lariat throwing and trick roping, whip cracking, tomahawk tossing, log rolling, and blowguns . . . games and recreation from the days when men were men and kids were likely to poke an eye out. Instructions for fun and games (under proper supervision and with all due safety precautions) will take you back to pioneer and primitive days when you had to create your own entertainment. This is a facsimile reprint of the 1937 edition of Primitive and Pioneer Sports for Recreation Today, by Bernard Sterling Mason (1896-1953).