By Reagan Henderson
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Aug 28th, 2015
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An Adventure You Will Never Forget article by Dan Chason I have hunted about every creature you can hunt in the South. From wild hogs to deer to turkey to squirrels to ducks, none can compare to the thrill of hunting the elusive alligator. We get used to seeing these reptiles while fishing, and few...
By Reagan Henderson
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Jul 24th, 2015
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Embracing the Outdoors article by Dan Chason My wife doesn’t fish nor does she understand why I love it so much. But she tolerates it. Same way with hunting. I once talked her into getting into a box stand with me. The weather was cool but not cold. I never spent so much time prepping [&hel...
By Reagan Henderson
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Jun 28th, 2015
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Embracing the Ones You Love article by Dan Chason 2014 was a rough year for me. With the demands of work, kids, grandkids and of course, my hobbies, it was a run and gun year. All of that was compounded in April when my Dad, Rev. R.L. Chason unexpectedly passed away. My Mom, Mozelle, his [&hellip...
By Reagan Henderson
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Jan 27th, 2015
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From the Right Rig to the Perfect Weather, These Tips Are Sure to Bring the Fish article by Dan Chason During our transition from winter to spring, there are a couple of weeks where most of us suffer cabin fever as we await the warming that is to come. This warming wakes up most activities, [&hellip...
By Reagan Henderson
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Dec 29th, 2014
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Duck Hunting with the Great “Uncle Si” article by Dan Chason With the dawn of a new year, some folks take this time to start looking at their lives and make some changes. Diets are common, fitness centers start running numerous ads attracting new clients and nicotine patches sell like ho...
By Reagan Henderson
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Dec 1st, 2014
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Key Tips for Making a Young Hunter’s Experience a Good One article by Dan Chason I am either getting old or soft as this year is the first time I have shared a deer stand on opening weekend. However, the company I had for the weekend brought back old memories and made some new ones, […]...
By Reagan Henderson
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Oct 28th, 2014
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Thankful for Good Friends Like Leon “Sonny” Miletello article by Dan Chason Anyone who knows Leon “Sonny” Miletello will tell stories of a man who is small of stature but bigger than life. I call him “Uncle Sonny,” even though we are not related. I have told him many times I...
By Reagan Henderson
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Sep 25th, 2014
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Young Fisherman Carson McKoin Has What it Takes article by Dan Chason The first time I met Carson McKoin, he was nine years old. His mom, Ellen was my doctor’s nurse/office manager and had asked me if I could help teach this young man some fishing techniques. I have had numerous requests such...
By Reagan Henderson
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Aug 25th, 2014
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Wearing the Appropriate Hunting and Fishing Gear article by Dan Chason When your publisher emails you and says that the next issue will be “style” related, it can be a stretch to stay on subject when you are an outdoor writer. It took a couple of weeks of hard thought but after thinking ...
By Reagan Henderson
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Jun 26th, 2014
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Freedom in the Great Outdoors article by Dan Chason As we welcome another year of Independence for our country, I cannot help but think back to our Founding Fathers and the reasons that this nation was founded. One word describes it all: freedom. That freedom is never more apparent than when in th...
