Tales of the Hunts
Wading woes and soggy clothes
I always wonder what trait or tendency I’ll pass down unknowingly to my children. I’d like to think ... Read more
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Tales of the Hunts
Confessions of a bird nerd
Culture tells men that by the time they turn 40, they have two paths they can follow. One ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
Whitewater wisdom
If you would have told thirteen-year-old me that I would not whitewater kayak for a span of ten ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
Breaking and ‘Wrentering’
The Monday after Easter started early as usual. The alarm went off at 4:30 a.m., beckoning me to ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
Bass and unicorns
Sunday afternoon was about as perfect a spring day as one could design. The mild temps and light ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
Tips for setting up a turkey blind
The spring mornings will soon be punctuated by the gobbles of turkeys across our region. The normally wary ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
So long, February
We made it folks. March is here. I always forget my disdain for February until it arrives. Every ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
Retriever reflections
This week marks the end of duck season in our area. Since Labor Day, our dogs have been ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
Hunting my trophy in the Lowcountry
“Trophy hunting” is a term that comes with more baggage than an airport carousel during Thanksgiving. Many hunters ... Read more
Tales of the Hunts
The best worst spot for duck hunting
With rain in the forecast for the morning of New Year’s Eve, we planned to take the kids ... Read more
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