Johnny Kingdom

The Man of Exmoor - Double CD

Johnny Kingdom is a born storyteller. Known around the world as a renowned film-maker and presenter, there is another side to this colourful and much loved character.

He’ll have you laughing out loud at his hilarious tales of life in North Devon and on his beloved Exmoor as he introduces you local friends and family and recalls his days of salmon tickling, daring pranks, grave digging, National Service in Hong Kong and so much more.

Johnny Kingdom's Westcountry Tales

There are few people better acquainted with the West Country than Johnny Kingdom. His knowledge of local wildlife is second to none, but he’s also a fount of knowledge when it comes to all the old stories that get passed down from generation to generation.

West Country Tales is a charming collection of these local myths and legends, interwoven with many more anecdotes from Johnny himself and his forbears and friends. It includes the true story about The Emperor.

Hardback 256 pages.

A Wild Life on Exmoor

Johnny Kingdom is the living embodiment of the English countryside. He has spent his whole life on or around Exmoor, from his childhood trapping moles to sell their skins, his early adventures as a poacher, to the present day when the demands of wildlife photography mean that extraordinary patience is more important than the ability to run fast!

As Johnny takes the world by storm, meet the man behind the camouflage in this high quality, handy sized autobiography....a perfect present all year round.

Paperback 350 pages.

Bambi and Me

When a farmer on Exmoor found a frightened and badly injured red deer calf hanging by the leg from a barbed wire fence, he knew there was only one man he could call.

Johnny Kingdom took Bambi home and became her surrogate mother, nursing her through the night after the dangerous operation to amputate her now infected limb. Against the odds, Bambi survived and, as she grew bigger, became a part of Johnny’s family. The full story of Bambi is told for the first time in this moving book.

Paperback 176 pages.