Advice for New Hunters (and Us All)- Part 1
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(1)Author's first archery bull.
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The Evocation of the Mountain Men
And there are new kinds of nomads, not people who are at home everywhere, but who are at home nowhere. ~Robin Davidson The true mountain...
Preserving Memories
Remembering the hunt is nearly as ancient as the hunt itself. My first piece of taxidermy was a red squirrel that was the size of a obese...
Hunting Firsts
The importance and significance of remembering. I was born into hunting. I do not recall a time when it began, only that it has always...
Hunters Connect Others to Nature
Hunting bonds us to nature as we were always intended to be. As all good students of Ron Swanson do, I eschew places with crowds, so I...
Hunting: Our Family Tradition
Once common, families that hunt together are becoming more rare. Much is said these days about the management of deer and elk in my home...
Saying Thanks to Landowners
Private land holds the majority of wildlife, don't overlook it and its stewards. I grew up hunting western Montana as though it were my...
Faded Glory
When expectations collide with reality. The reality of hunting is that we will not fill every tag every time. This seems like an obvious...
Copy of Hunting Ethics: Where to start?
This seems to be one of those topics that many hunters want to talk about, but don’t know where to begin. Ethics are important because...
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