The Marble and the Sculptor
“Man cannot remake himself without suffering, for he is both the marble and the sculptor.“ I am not sure where I first heard this quote by Alexis Carrel, but as…
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Monarch of the Glen, Part 1
An exclusive excerpt from Graham Mott's book, "Monarch of the Glen."
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Gros Ventre Adventures
Jackson, Wyoming, is considered by many to be the gateway to Grand Teton National Park. It also services elk hunters, the impetus for this tale of adventure in the Gros Ventre range.
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The Big, Beautiful Bill’s Public Lands Sell-Off (and Sell-Out)
The stream of new and changing news over the last few months has been like drinking from a firehose, even for those who enjoy following current events and politics. Something…
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Plano Sportsman’s Trunks
Honestly, I don’t really enjoy writing “gear reviews,” and I think I’m basically alone when it comes to this. There is little artistic merit involved in these things. A lot…
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Vortex Viper Binoculars
While I no doubt appreciate the highest end of the optics bell curve, I, like most people, also look for the perfect intersection of quality and value — the ideal…
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The Station Wagon Hunt
Deer hunting in the Texas Panhandle is always a unique experience, and "The Station Wagon Hunt" is no exception.
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Couldn’t Care Less
I did some spring cleaning recently. A primary objective was to clear out an old dresser in the spare room that had been serving as storage for all of the…
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Bobbing Around Below the Dam
I never had much use for waders in my youth. When the boys went fly fishing, we slipped our wallets in plastic bags and braved the cold water until our…
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A Fly Fisherman in a Spin Casting World
On the internet, you can find a lot of insane opinions about any topic you’d like. Sometimes, the joke gets taken so far that I think people repeat it simply…
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