William Sydney Chadwick (b.1882) was born in England and emigrated to South Africa in the 1920s. He was a transport rider in Rhodesia, one time member of the Bechuanaland Protectorate Police and professional hunter in that he earned a living selling the ivory and lions skins from his trophies.
Giants Of The Forest: African Hunting Adventures by W S Chadwick (1929) has more than a generous dose of big game hunting between the covers of this work.
Man-Killers and Marauders. Some Big Game Encounters Of An African Hunter by W S Chadwick (1929) is an acount of the author's adventures in the African bush, tracking down man-eating lions and rogue elephants.
Hunters and the Hunted: Some Glimpses Of Man And Beast In The African Bush by W S Chadwick (1931)
Sultan On Safari by W S Chadwick (1945) is the tale of 'Sultan' an orphaned elephant
Sultan of Sanctuaries by W S Chadwick (1947) more tales of 'Sultan' an orphaned elephant.
Buffo: The Baboon and Watchers of the Wilds by W S Chadwick (1936) is a two part story of the adventures of a brave baboon and of the boy he saved from death.
Life Stories Of Big Game by W S Chadwick (1930)
Mother Africa Hits Back: The Native Problem And It's Solution by W S Chadwick (c.1950)
Bred In The 'Blue' Or Ways Of The African Wildfolk by W S Chadwick (1936)
Roaming With Red Eagle by W S Chadwick (1940)