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 The Most Difficult Creek
The sport with the fly is a popular one these days. Go to Stories
Square-Tails of Iron County
As far as I could tell, here was the best hole in this stretch of the creek. Go to Stories
It's Not the Lutefisk They're
After
Pastor Larson Johansson, the energetic and newly ordained Norwegian minister, was called to guide the souls of the Lutheran Church
of the Good Life, a congregation of largely elderly and good folks from the Old Country. Go to Stories
Nine Miles South of the Baraga County Line
I'd like to introduce myself. I am the Troutmaster. Go to Stories
Socket Boys
"Looks pretty good boys, what's it supposed to do again, I mean, if anyone asks me?" We could not understand why Mr.O'Beeker
seemed so slow to realize the contributions from our experiment awaiting the human race. Go to Stories
Saving Tracker John
Cogitation Pond was loaded with trout; rainbows and square tails. It's the kind of place I could take Tracker and be assured both of us would
catch trout. The only snag with Cogitation was that it was also loaded with bear and moose - kind of a funnel for ill- behaved wildlife. Go to Stories
Nothing by Mouth
"Daylight in the swamp!" shouts the
self-elected General in charge of the Morning Rise. "I got some
pannycakes going, and they look good..."Go to Stories
A
hunter's remorse (Use this one. It works!)
I never got
a good look at the deer. All of a sudden, it was standing there,
50 yards away. Go to Stories
This really
happened to me!
We're pleased to
introduce a new feature to the BMO called, "This really happened to me!" I know what you're saying,
"...but there is an article by that name in Outdoor Life
every month!" WRONG. That article is named, "This happened to me."
and if anyone has ever read those stories, you got to believe that
they are not true. If they are, you must feel sorry for the poor schmuck who shot a hole in the boat while duck hunting, fell out
of a tree stand onto a grizzly bear, was attacked by herd of
chipmunks, or was forced to run five miles through the desert
while applying direct pressure to his ear because of being bitten
by a rattle snake while listening for a buffalo
stampede!
These are
real stories (we think) by real people in the act of deer hunting
or just hanging around camp. When we get 'em, we'll post 'em. Sorry, we don't pay $50 for a story. That
should keep the riff-raff out!
How was your
Hunt?
With the 2002 season behind us, we're sure there are some nice Big Buck Stories out there from your latest
hunt. Maybe you have a good "the one that got away" story
instead!
In either case, send us
your story and we'll be glad
to publish it here. Looking forward to the next
season...
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