Rabbit Hunting

by  Dave Fisher

          How long have we been reading, thinking, or even writing about hunting?  Most of us can’t even remember; it just sort of happened.  Many of us simply grew up in hunting or fishing families and it has always been a way of life.  Others came about it because of close contact with a friend or loved one.  Still others began hunting simply because it was a curious notion and some long past force pulling at them.

by Robert L. Mason

            The new rabbit-hunting season and the onset of wintry weather arrived hand-in-hand in Kentucky.  With the rabbit season having been moved to November 1, the cold air mass and the rainy days that preceded it could hardly have been more welcome for area rabbit hunters and their hounds. 

by Dave Fisher

By Amy Benfer

June 11, 2002  |  Ted Nugent would make a good cult leader. He's got all the ingredients: charisma, fame in a popular art form, a highly articulate and highly singular worldview and a badass public persona. Also, the man is heavily armed.

by Robert L. Mason

          Among the celebrated specialists of Beagledom, few hounds have enjoyed a more richly-deserved place of honor, than have the genuine brush-pile dogs.  Courageous little canines, adept at worming their way through the dark maze of an all but impenetrable brush pile, these worthy little hounds are highly prized wherever men love hounds and hunting.

by Philip O'Neil

John M. Buol Jr.

by Greg B. Oliver

by Chuck Goodall

          As I sit here in front of my PC, nothing seems very important after 9-11-2001 a day we all remember to well. Anything I write about seems so trivial at times like these! My thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of all the victims in NY and DC!

by Dave Fisher