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Hunting that Gives me the Creeps
By Gary Sorenson – I have been doing this hunting thing so long now that I didn’t think anything could come along and make me feel squirmy or uncomfortable. I distinctly remember the first time I put a knife to an animal and watched the steam rise from the carcass and felt the warmth of its insides on my hands and smelled the smells associated with it, I got a bit squeamish. It didn’t take long to figure out that we were no longer dealing with an animal but the preparation of meat, and all those kinds of feelings kind of disappeared. The hunt, the shot, the cleaning and skinning, the cutting and wrapping and the story telling, all became the experience that we all enjoy about hunting. Even the woods started... [Read more]
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Reflections On 2010 Archery Elk Seasonby Sue Sorenson Well it’s that time of year when you sit back by a cozy fire and reflect back on the past hunting season. Ours has been a interesting one. We searched high and low and in between for those elusive elk. We tried a little of everything... [more]
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