Case: I don’t know how they found out trout like to eat peaches
I thought this would be a good day to deliver a springtime edition of "Letters to the Outdoors Writer" for all you faithful "Guns & Cornbread" readers.
Case: Paris can have the snails; bring me some ramps, trout and turkey
I have never been to Paris, France. I do know, however, that it is a place known for its fine dining.
Case: A letter to my new granddaughter, and an invitation outdoors
Hey, little girl. This letter is kind of late to you, but I hope you don't mind too much.
Case: Missing the turkey hunting (and hunters) from way back when
A couple years ago, I wrote a little sermon for our time here together in "Guns & Cornbread" about "the way it used to be" when it came to the outdoors.
Case: Virginia’s hunting dog debate matters in your neck of the woods, too
In order to be honest and keep you apprised of what is going on outdoors, sometimes we have to talk about controversial things. It's just way the world is.
Case: Canines a perfect 10 when it comes to making hunting better
The kid is shivering (as usual) as he stands motionless, listening to a small pack of beagle hounds as they give voice on the track of a cottontail rabbit.
Case: Earth’s ice age is showing; here’s some more SHOT talk
Because I was very curious about this, I did some intensive research (which means I Googled it).
Case: SHOT Show has a way of bringing me back to Las Vegas
Sometimes the irony of me being in this place is slightly overwhelming. I mean, it is huge and garish and loud and bright and glittery and almost otherworldly.
Case: Throw a Hail Mary and score some squirrels in hunting’s fourth quarter
Winter is the time to have a lot of fun stalking those little varmints that drove you crazy in the fall, back when you were minding your own business in the deer stand.
Case: It’s cold, but let’s keep moving so we don’t freeze up
Let's see what the next couple months have in store.
