I can see, smell, and feel fall is on the horizon. Lately, in the evenings, I have been inclined to pull out a light jacket. The light jacket is always the first sign of fall’s inevitable, but much anticipated, arrival. The leaves are just starting to lose their emerald green color. This past weekend on the mountain, […]
Month: August 2016
Tales of a Bird Dog
“I love my old bird dog. I like to watch him run.” ~ Crossin Dixon A few months back, I blogged a story about my bird dog, Ryah. I shared the story on a hunting forum, Utah Wildlife Network. Others shared stories about their furry, four legged friends. A lot of the stories touched my […]
Kumamoto Oyster Shots!
“The life of man is of no greater importance to the universe than that of an oyster.” ~ David Hume I just finished what is quickly becoming a yearly trip to Washington state. Last year, I visited the San Juan Islands and fished Haro Straight, located along the western border of San Juan Island. This […]