OK, you can put away your shotgun, your bow, your deer rifle and squirrel gun for a while.
Last year when I visited the Tensas National Wildlife Refuge in Madison Parish for the first time, I hoped to see a bear.
“Okay,” said Matt Loetscher, “we’re on top of the brush pile. Drop your shiner straight down and you ought to get a bite.”
Jack Miner has been dead for more than half a century.
Meridian, Mississippi, is famous for a fellow sometimes called the “Father of Country Music.” Jimmy Rodgers, the “Singing Brakeman” born in 1897, started it all when he plunked his guitar and began
This is the time of year when you want to get out of the house to do something —anything — for a change in scenery.
While as a writer I shelter in place because of the coronavirus, I have to search around for things to write about.
Here I sit at the keyboard in my office when I really should be out in the woods listening for a gobbler.
We’re sitting here on the cusp of one of my favorite times of year.
When I pick up a book to read, I want to be informed, inspired as well as entertained.
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