
Case: Thanksgiving leftovers fill me with an attitude of gratitude
We have a lot to be thankful for in the hunting and fishing and outdoors world. You don't think so? Bear with me for minute.
We have a lot to be thankful for in the hunting and fishing and outdoors world. You don't think so? Bear with me for minute.
Yes, it is time. What time is that? Time to go to deer camp, of course.
Potential new hunters, those who would love to try it, need help. They need a place to hunt, and they need someone to show them the way.
It's time to talk about bears again.
It's October, and I am turkey hunting. Bo and I are sitting about halfway down the chain of mountains (hills?) between Maine and Georgia.
The numbers are in, and it doesn't look good.
When I recognized the knock on my door, I was overcome with a feeling of dread. Cedric, the office intern/assistant, seemed to be getting bolder.
No rifle caliber has even come close to causing as much discussion, arguing and disdain for those on both sides of the aisle.
The Wild & Wonderful Hunting, Fishing & Conservation Expo provided a good feeling about the future of hunting and fishing around the country.
It's late September, the calendar says fall has officially arrived, and whether we like it or not, hunting season is fully upon us.
The sound of leaves shaking high in the trees and drops of water raining off them took me back to about 1965.
Maybe we have talked about this before, but if you have any hunters in your life, you know that they can be, well, a little different. Crazy, even.
Most of us have known a dog named Blue at some time in our life. Maybe you were lucky and owned one yourself.
Shotgun shooters have their celebrities and heroes, just like anyone else.
It's almost game time, folks. The kickoff for hunting season is just around the bend.