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Tales of the Hunts
Clues to the past The warm, late winter days in the Appalachians give us hope of ... Read more
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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
Community
Don’t you get bored?
Inevitably, deer hunters are asked “Don’t you get bored?” Deer hunting in our area can be described as ... Read more
Columnists
Food with a story
Most weeks, our family eats wild game four nights a week at our dinner table. A common conversation ... Read more
Columnists
Sage the Dove Dog
Tales of the Hunts The bright September sun lost a fight with a cedar tree as I sat ... Read more
Columnists
It Takes One to Hunt One
Tales of the Hunts By Philip Hunt In the past two weeks, spring has sprung in a grand ... Read more
Community
Tales of the Hunts: The wonder of an Appalachian basement
I know we are all probably in the post-holiday haze, where knowing what day of the week it ... Read more
Community
Tales of the Hunts: Our family’s ‘golden troublemaker’
Eight years ago, my wife and I decided we should get a dog. She wanted a Labrador retriever, ... Read more
Columnists
Tales of the Hunts: In praise of Bubba
Ten years ago, you would not hear me say anything positive about deer hunting. It seemed too easy. ... Read more
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