The book "Eröffnete Jäger-Practica" by Heinrich Wilhelm Döbels is a standard work of hunting literature published in 1746 and is now presented as the first unchanged reprint in a noble and limited decorative edition.

As early as the 18th century, Döbels defended the current thesis that forestry and hunting belong together. Hunting expert Dr. With a detailed glossary, Rolf Roosen not only enables general access to this work, but also offers a carefully prepared biography of Döbels.

This high-quality reprint appears with a foreword, biography and extensive glossary in an explanatory volume by Dr. Rolf Roosen and is a must for every collector who loves beautiful books.