
Case: Squirrel season has me hunting for the past
The sound of leaves shaking high in the trees and drops of water raining off them took me back to about 1965.
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.
It occurred to me recently that I have not talked to you enough about shotgun shooting and the shotgun sports lately.
Those of you who have vegetable gardens are probably enjoying them by now.
It's summer, and we made it through the Fourth of July, but now I am a little worried.
If I do have any loyal readers out there, it may be that by now, you are used to the fact that sometimes I will go on a kind of mental walkabout.
More than once in this space, I have reminded you that everything is not always sunshine and rainbows in the outdoors world.
I don't know how it happened, but I checked the calendar, and it appears we are in the month of June and it is time for Father's Day.
Being a new granddad tends to bring on a sense of all-knowing, all-seeing grandfatherly wisdom and knowledge.
Hey, buddy, you don't know me yet, but I hope you will someday.
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