Take a heron hunting

Article Abstract:

Great blue herons stand four-feet tall and have a six-foot wingspan. They are also patient and deadly fishers in the water and hunters on land. Since great blue herons seldom stay in a dangerous area, duck hunters may make use of heron decoys to encourage ducks to land.

Equipment and supplies, Behavior, Duck shooting, Great blue heron

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Grandpa and the kid: avalanche!

Article Abstract:

A boy and his friend went elk hunting in the snow in Montana. They tracked the elk and became excited as they neared the herd. Both boys became caught in an avalanche, and one was badly injured. They learned that they had been unprepared, with insufficient provisions.

Safety and security measures, Hunting, Avalanches, Elk hunting

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Grizzly adventure

Article Abstract:

A biologist is nearly attacked by a grizzly bear in Kodiak, AK, while hunting for deer. He is spared when the bear leaves after devouring two deer that the hunter had killed.

Bear attacks

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