Written By: Seth Owens. Grand Forks, ND I’m often frustrated by that prehistoric, instinctual, fight-or-flight response that all humans have in the 21st century. Not because it was crucial to […]
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Beyond the Birds – How Habitat Benefits Us All
by Greg Hoch The conservation community does a lot of habitat work that benefits wildlife. That wildlife may be prairie grouse in grasslands, ducks in wetlands or ruffed grouse and […]
The First Time I Went Ruffed Grouse Hunting
Written by: George Skakel. Staples, MN Within a year of our wedding, 35 years ago, my new father-in-law, a man of some means, invited me to go Ruffed Grouse hunting […]
Henry
Written by: Scott Hill. Tecumseh, MI July 18th, 2001 was a very memorable day at the Hill house. Our setter Jazz along with my wife and two daughters delivered nine […]
The Night Of A Thousand Woodcock
Written by: James Falstad. Winthrop Harbor, IL THE HUNT On an early October Friday I snuck out of work a couple minutes early, loaded the dog and pointed the truck […]
The Bells of Autumn
Written by: Ron Weber. Weyerhaeuser, Wisconsin It was just the kind of day I had been waiting for. The temperature hovered in the low forties with a light northwest wind […]
Rusty-Lost and Found
Story by Anthony J. Conte. Manhasset, NY The blistering sun tortured us unmercifully as it attempted to burn through the multicolored foliage that hung desperately to the branches of the […]
Feathers on Broad Street
Written by: Stephen Biello. Philadelphia, Pa At first thought after reading the title to this passage one might be thinking of the long history of Mummery associated with the city […]
Danger Zone!
by Keith Schopp, Purina Out along the edges Always where I burn to be The further on the edge The hotter the intensity Lyrics from “Danger Zone” by Kenny Loggins […]
President’s Message – Winter 2023
by Benjamin C. Jones, President & CEOPhoto by Diane Grace Close to Home It’s early October. My road partner Phoebe and I will soon set out from Pa., weaving through […]
