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Hunter’s Journal August 2016
By Briana Gerrin I began my morning going to meet my dad for our usual Saturday morning hunt. We loaded up the truck carrying the same 30-30 Marlin rifle my dad shot his first deer with in 1984. This same gun was stolen along with every gun Dad owned in 1997. In 2013, Dad got a…
Read MoreLetters To The Editor August 2016
Join Your Local HISSSS Club Dear GON, Based on the snake article in the June issue of GON, I am requesting membership to the Evans, Georgia Chapter of HISSSS. Years ago, my parents took my brother and I to a creek to cool off. We spent the time trying to catch the minnows and crawdads.…
Read MoreRealtree Kids Scrapbook – July 2016
Scrapbook Bonus – July 2016
Scrapbook – July 2016
Spy Cam – July 2016
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Read MoreFirst Deer Magic
Nicole Holland As a little girl, I looked forward to each hunting season. It was a joyous occasion for me to watch my dad and younger brother drive away for the weekend because I knew I would have girl time with Mama. I treasured each hunting season, and as the years passed by and I…
Read MoreHunter’s Journal – July 2016
By Adam Woods Unlike most hunting stories that begin in the woods, mine started the summer of 2015 in my basement with a few pieces of cedar and a wood burner. One of my to-dos before the season started was to create a sign for our club that our members could place out front, like…
Read MoreCallie’s Path To A Hunter
By Johnnie Thompson & Brittany Reid Anderson A school teacher prepares his/her students for learning by first writing a lesson plan with objectives or standards, and each student is graded on knowledge retained based on a test. Likewise, parents teach from the knowledge of their own experiences that were handed down to them or from…
Read MoreOfficers, Best Friends Get Their Gobbler
By Pat Womack This hunting adventure all started when I met John Seabolt after becoming a police officer in Covington in 1995. During my first couple of years there, I’d heard the guys talking about turkey hunting, and I was clueless because I had never been. I would listen to their stories and mishaps in…
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