Hunting the Land
“Perhaps we grew used to not seeing many deer. Perhaps we were old men who did not care about the killing anymore. What could have been the reason why we kept going back?”
“Perhaps we grew used to not seeing many deer. Perhaps we were old men who did not care about the killing anymore. What could have been the reason why we kept going back?”
Special cow elk tags are being sold to youth hunters, both residents and nonresidents, to promote big game hunting and manage the resource.
Health problems teach the author to cherish each hunt like it’s his last.
“To stand before the giant boar with his keen tusks, and then to deal the death stroke with a spear, requires great nerve and skill.”
It’s a miracle any of the family members survived this ordeal.
“I definitely won’t be here in the winter, but I’m here now and one of the goats knows it. It looks at me for a long time. I look back.”
Oregon hunters can now sell their trophy mounts. Would you?
Scientists say these hybridized polar/grizzly bears are the result of climate change.
What began as an ignorant move by Yellowstone visitors to “save” a cold bison ended tragically when it had to be euthanized.
Grizzlies haven’t been delisted from the Endangered Species List, but if and when they are Montana will be ready.