Letters To The Editor February 2018

Suburban Deer Not The Same Challenge As Hunting Big Woods Bucks Dear GON, The story of Lee Ellis’ potential state-record buck was of special interest to me as I am a hunter and someone who has deer living in my neighborhood. Let me state that I had no interaction with Zeus but did have numerous…

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Letters To The Editor January 2018

The Freak Made Me Cry Dear GON, I’ve religiously read GON’s Fall Fiction Series The Freak since the beginning. Loved it. Hope you do something similar next year. I was reading, wondering when the two paths would cross. Thinking it was going to be something like the way it happened. Then Pete dies. Tears! (Pete…

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The Freak: A Survivor’s Tale Conclusion

By John Seginak and Brandon Adams   Billy Haddock’s eyes strained to cut through the early morning fog, to see into the thick privet and cane of the Washington County river bottom. “That was a deer, I know it was,” Billy told himself. He never used his rifle scope to get a better view of…

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Spy-Cam December 2017

Email your pics to [email protected]. Please include your name, GON subscriber number, hometown, county where the picture was taken, date, time and any interesting details for a caption. Print images can be mailed to GON Spy-Cam, 4331 Seven Islands Road, Madison, GA 30650.

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Letters To The Editor December 2017

Daryl Gay Nailed It Dear GON, I am 59 years young and have hunted and roamed the woods the majority of those years. In those days, I have read a lot of hunting stories and writings, including a ton of Daryl Gay’s On The Back Page life lessons. In the November issue, this paragraph pretty…

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Sweat-Equity Results In Oconee County Buck

By Andy Hodges I put in tons of sweat equity in the early spring and summer mow- ing 6-foot-wide shooting lanes in two separate, over-grown pastures with my walk-behind brush cutter known as the “Billy Goat.” The pastures had about five years of growth since the last time they were bush-hogged and were full of…

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