Nature's never wasteful

Article Abstract:

Salmon that die spawning sink to the bottom of the stream to form a thin layer of nutrients for bottomfeed. The main source of food for bass are shad fingerlings. Nature is seldom wasteful. A grandson relates a trip with his grandfather and a lesson in ecology.

Analysis, Stream ecology, Shad fishing

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The hardest lesson

Article Abstract:

Hunters who have practiced and taught safety for generations are still vulnerable to mistakes, especially after a disappointing hunt. An experienced hunter shot his own dog by ignoring his own rules about only firing at a clear target.

Safety and security measures, Hunting

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The pronghorn parade

Article Abstract:

A young boy bagged his first antelope bowhunting with his grandfather. They spent only two hours in a blind and got a trophy-sized buck. Various hunting ideas, such as dressing up in a homemade antelope suit, are discussed.

Personal narratives, Bowhunting, Pronghorn antelope hunting

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