May: the old Lab's youth was filled with nameless terrors, but hunting waterfowl had given her strength

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A hunter describes the hunting career of a Labrador Retriever. The dog, from the first, seemed to have nameless terrors in her life and, although they never completely disappeared, they seemed to lessen as her interest in hunting grew. A last hunting trip, when the dog was 11, is described.

Human-animal relationships, Hunting dogs, Labrador dogs, Labrador retrievers

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Streamside surgery

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Fly fishers will find that carrying a pair of scissors and modifying a dry fly in the water is more efficient than carrying a large assortment of flies, none of which may be a good mimic of the fishes' favorite food. Fly alterations are made on the hackle, wings, and tails and shucks.

Methods, Fly tying

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Hunting the nameless. a valley can be more than a place to hunt deer; it can be a sanctuary

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A man has been going to a valley in western Montana for many years to hunt deer. The valley has a magical quality, and the hunter always feels revitalized after his visits. Bagging a deer no longer is the most important aspect of the trip. He describes one large buck he hunted.

Montana, Description and travel, Deer hunting, Valleys

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