Scot H. Dahms - Best Selling Outdoor Author
Scot H. Dahms is a best-selling historical and biographical author who specializes in the early days of the North American trapping industry, antique outdoor gear, and outdoorsmen. With degrees in Fisheries and Wildlife Biology, and Earth Science, Dahms is known for his meticulously researched non-fiction books.
About Scot
Scot H. Dahms is the author of nonfiction books representing the early days of the trapping industry. Scot grew up trapping, hunting, and fishing the farmlands of Iowa and has a great love of the outdoors. He is also the author of numerous articles published in some of America's top trapping magazines.
20+
Years of Writing- Author of 9 Books
- Author of Adirondack Dick: The Illustrated Life of Richard K. "Dick" Wood (1895-1977)
Featured Titles
Historical Images
Scot's Resume
Trappers and Outdoorsmen
Historical biographies about the early days of the trapping industry
Master of Science
Scot completed a Masters of Science in Earth Science
Trapping Experience
Scot grew up trapping, hunting, and fishing
"I have read a lot of trapping, hunting and outdoor books before but never one so thoroughly researched about one man."
Mike Marchewka, Trapper's World
Follow Along With Us
Listen to Scot Dahms on The Wild Huntsman Podcast - "It's unpleasant to catch a skunk."
Featured In Tom Miranda Book
Adirondack Dick Enterprises has been honored with a feature story in the new, widely acclaimed book by Tom Miranda entitled Master Trappers. Click here to read the article. The Master Trappers book can be purchased online at the link below. Miranda, a television producer, host, author, trapper, and adventure bowhunter, was the pioneer of instructional trapping videos.