Haul Your Butt, Not Your Line
Every once in a while, I have to remind myself that fly fishing still exists, since I’m still living in the Texas Panhandle – for now. Unfortunately, a guy can…
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Quick Tips for a New Muzzleloader Hunter
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Somewhere between an hour and an hour and a half outside of Las Vegas (depending where exactly in the city you are and how fast you drive) past the prisons…
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Book Review: “Chukar Culture: Memory, Dogs, Paradox” by Robert McMichael
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Hog Heaven
In the late 1970s, I lived with my wife and kids in a company village that no longer exists, although you can still find the name “Table Rock” on Google…
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