Dark Hollow: a way of life has ended, but the trout are still there

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A trout stream in the Appalachian Mountains has a long history. A current fishing expedition is interrupted by thoughts of a family that homesteaded near the stream 200 years ago. The words of the family's 5-year-old daughter recall a simpler, more graceful world.

History, Humor and anecdotes, Trout fishing, Appalachian Mountains

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The news from Mt. Olympus

Article Abstract:

A pheasant hunter describes pheasant trailing with a friend. He discusses how he uses a beeper that he hangs around his bird dog's head to keep track of the dog, and gives other examples of his methods. He also talks about the mythology of hunting.

Personal narratives, Pheasant shooting

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Quality control

Article Abstract:

Hunting dogs develop bonds with their owners that resemble the ties between a mother and a baby. The match of personalities is best when the dog is brought up in a home rather than a kennel.

Column, Appreciation, Hunting dogs

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