I remember the day well. While hunting deer on our Jackson Parish hunting club, I heard club member George Seacrist shoot. I texted him and he told me he had just
If you deer hunt in northeast Louisiana, especially in the parishes of Union and Morehouse, you’re faced with a couple of serious problems. One is a growing and fairly long-standing problem; the other is one discovered recently.
One of my favorite television characters was the bumbling, fumbling, ego-driven deputy sheriff in Mayberry. Of course, I ‘m talking about Andy Griffith’s deputy, Barney Fife.
After reading the account of an area female deer hunter who had an encounter with a black bear after tracking down the buck she had shot only to find a bear had beat her to her buck, the wheels began turning as I recalled encounters I have had with a variety of critters that have scared the daylights out of me.
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In life, there are people who find their passions early and stick with them. For close to 50 years, north Louisiana’s outdoors enthusiasts have had a constant companion in long-time Ruston Daily Leader columnist Glynn Harris.
When I was growing up out on the rural route, falling leaves, southbound geese calling from the skies overhead, trading short pants and T-shirts for sweats as weather started cooling down meant one
