I have a lot of favourites.

One in particular is Harry Mannings "Kambaku".

Another is Aussie ivory hunter's "Rogues and Marauders" by John Dawkins.

The WDM "Karamojo" Bell books are all good.

Peter Capstick's are thrillers.

Bror von Blixen-Finnecke "African Hunter" is good too as are ALL of his ex-wife's books, Isak Dineson / Karen Blixen - mostly not hunting but life and fiction.

I also like the books by the early explorers. Some of whom were in effect hunters and others true ground breakers including Richard Burton and John Speake, Stanley and Livingstone, Selous etc.

The King of the adventure hunter writer even though not Africa, would have to be Corbett.

Many many others.