Daniel Willard Streeter (2 November 1883 – 27 July 1964[1]), was an American hunter, adventurer and writer active in the 1920s, who lived in Buffalo, New York.
[4] He was educated at The Hill School, Pottstown, Pennsylvania, and Harvard College, graduating in 1907.
"[5] There is little information available about his life other than a long list of club and society memberships, which suggest that he was a conscientious objector during World War I. Paradoxically, he claimed memberships in both the National Woman Suffrage Association and Society for the Opposition of Women's Suffrage.
(1927), which describes a hunting safari in Sudan near the Blue Nile and the Dinder River, and An Arctic Rodeo (1929).
He describes the adventures of sailing on the crowded little ship, hunting in the Arctic with brave Inuit in their kayaks, the problems of navigating, the interactions with and lifestyles of Inuit, and the Danish government officials stationed in Greenland.