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Strolling down Life's Avenue by Robin Lacy From the August 2009 Issue
My memories of double guns predate my actual ownership. The first time I saw a shotgun was during the Eisenhower administration. |
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Teaching the kids to hunt and other touchstones of Southern Living. by O. Victor Miller From the August 2009 Issue It helps to know that grandmothers are still in charge in the Deep South, that hunting bobwhite quail is still a rite of passage,.. |
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The best you can hope for is a 50-50 Chance. by Tred Slough From the August 2009 Issue
It was October,
and a month after the fact, when 62-year-old Carl Shelton decided he’d made a mistake by going to the doctor. |
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A photographic essay. by Timberdoodle Dandy From the August 2009 Issue |
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A photographic essay. by R. Valentine Atkinson From the August 2009 Issue
You might say there’s nothing more elegant or traditional or magnetically engaging than shooting high-flying driven pheasants in a lush green-and-gold autumn, wearing breeks and tweeds and carrying a sculpted side-by-side older than your grandfather. |
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