Choices: with advancing years comes the blessing of ... options

Article Abstract:

A hunter describes the wisdom of advancing age and a number of realizations, which include the facts that he no longer has to stay out in bad weather all day hoping to see a quail, and that he no longer has to follow the direction of a young guide who suggests climbing something steep and high.

Personal narratives, Hunting

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Not your average American: sportsmen spend their allotted hours a little differently than normal people

Article Abstract:

It has been reported that the average American spends a year of his or her life looking for things and six years eating. It is obvious that the average American is not a hunter or fisher, both spend more time eating and much more time looking for things.

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Gene's gems

Article Abstract:

A selection of homilies for hunters and fishermen is presented. The advice offered covers firearms, hunting dogs, camping trips and equipment.

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