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How do we encourage more people to try hunting and remain hunters? That’s a million dollar question these days that needs some serious answers quickly. During a recent hunter safety class, I was pleased to see so many youngsters stepping up to learn about the great outdoors and being safe in the field. Each year,…
Montgomery County: On Nov. 25, 2016, at 20:36 hours (8:36 p.m.) a DNR Law Enforcement officer received a call from a Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputy about reports of shots being fired in a rural area well after dark. Cpl. Kevin Joyce received the call from Deputy Lance Taylor. According to Cpl. Joyce’s incident report, “Taylor…
Chaos. Imagine being surrounded by a dozen different languages, all at the top of each screamer’s voice. They meld into an echoing cacophany that renders making sense of what’s going on nearly impossible. Nearly. It has taken half a lifetime to scrape together a pidgin which is workable quite possibly in my mind only. I…
I bring you good tidings of excellent news. Lunar news. I’m a believer that the moon matters if you hunt and fish. The new moon, that is to say, the dark of the moon, will occur this month on Nov. 7. The three-quarter moon occurred on Halloween. And each night after Halloween, there has been…
Goodbye GON, And Thank You Dear GON, I think back on all the years I have had the pleasure of reading and reflecting on all the topics and articles you and your staff have made available to our world in the outdoors. My journey with GON has been a great one that started back…
I gave it my best on the opening day of the archery season, but I got eaten up by skeeters and had beads of sweat rolling down my face after the walk to my stand. The temperatures across Georgia swelled in most places to the high 80s or low 90s. The result? No deer brought…
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