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Tales of the Hunts

The art of worm fiddling 

Every now and then, we will have a weekend planned with exciting adventures that gets canceled by an ... Read more

Tales of the Hunts

Spending more time outdoors is important for a child’s development

Behind my house is a mile long path next to a river. The whole neighborhood uses it for ... Read more

Tales of the Hunts

It’s all about the body language

If you have spent any time around animals, you know that they respond first to body language, then ... Read more

Tales of the Hunts

The ecosystem of a small pond provides big lessons 

Spring comes to life in an exciting way around a farm pond. The first grasshoppers flush out of ... Read more

Tales of the Hunts

Turkey troubles

Seventy yards away, a bearded gobbler paced back and forth. The turkey seemed fixated on something across the ... Read more

Tales of the Hunts

Every camper falls into one of these categories 

With winter behind us, many folks are looking to remedy “cabin fever” by a vacation without a cabin. ... Read more

Tales of the Hunts

It starts in a pond

Growing up, I always fished. I can’t remember the first time I went fishing, but I can remember ... Read more

Opinion

Tales of the Hunts

Clues to the past     The warm, late winter days in the Appalachians give us hope of ... Read more

Opinion

Breaking the ice

At sixteen years old I became a waterfowling addict. The thrill of whistling wings at sunrise and camaraderie ... Read more

Opinion

A dog’s nose knows

Anyone with a canine companion knows the nose drives a dog. Everything a dog needs to know is ... Read more