Virtues of the hunt: when selfishness overtakes us, the sport is lost - and some folks are left to hunt alone

Article Abstract:

A hunter who is obsessed with the sport may feel a compulsive need to constantly outhunt his companions or provide unwanted advice. Such behavior may be tolerated for a period of time, but eventually the companions will tire of it and no longer hunt with him.

Behavior, Hunters

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On the whisky trail II

Article Abstract:

A hunter describes his journey through Scotland, which included drinking whisky and watching a salmon fisherman. The hunter is of Scottish descent and is thankful that the US allows access to hunting and fishing locations, unlike Scotland.

Column, Scotland, Description and travel, Humor and anecdotes, Hunting

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The old man and his sea

Article Abstract:

An aging surf fisherman teaches a younger fisherman that the elderly are averse to change, but do not necessarily hinder it. Change brought on by the young enable the elders to remember when they were once young themselves.

Psychological aspects, Aged, Elderly, Personal narratives, Appreciation, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation), Surf fishing

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