Case: Grumpy old men, computers and hunter education
OK, let's get this part of the equation out of the way first: It's August, and it's hot. I write this to you from a beach on the Atlantic Coast.
Case: Dear readers, fishing may sink your wallet and mental health
All right, you guys win. I am going to give in to the wishes of my loyal readers.
Case: Ticked off about these terrible little blood-sucking pests
With all of the other fun stuff that comes with summer and hot weather, such as sweating, snakes and heatstroke, we get to deal with ticks.
Case: News and views from your humble outdoors scribe
Did you hear the latest? That line is sure to get attention at the water cooler, the barber shop and the gun store counter.
Case: Jar flies, new guns, public land and Independence Day
This is the time of year I am always going to get something in here about the cicada, or what some of us hillbillies call the jar fly.
Case: Deer horns bring out the greedy side in some hunters
Regular readers will recall that I sometimes refer to deer antlers as "horns" just to aggravate those who worry about such things.
Case: On Father’s Day, remember importance of guidance outdoors
I can't help but think how things would've been different for me if Dad hadn't taken me along when he went hunting from the time I was very small.
Case: See you later, Callie, and happy hunting over there
If we have dogs, whether they are hunting dogs or not, we all know they just do not live long enough. They just don't.
Case: Big bucks, bigger bucks, and the cost of high-dollar hunting
It takes money to manage wildlife, but sometimes the pursuit of it may not be the best thing for the critters or the hunters chasing them.
Case: Nearly a century later, the .220 Swift still wins the race
Well, summer may not be here officially, but lately the temperatures sure make it seem like that time of year already.
