By Nathan Coker
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Mar 30th, 2019
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Tips for Fishing in High Water article by Dan Chason The old saying “April showers bring May flowers” may be true. But lately in Northeast Louisiana, we got a jump start on rain as our annual precipitation levels are quite alarming. Rivers are high and with high water there are challenges not only fo...
By Nathan Coker
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Feb 25th, 2019
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Dedicating Our Guidance and Our Time article by Dan Chason In Luke 18:16, Jesus said, “Suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not,” meaning allow the kids to come see me and don’t prevent it. I remember this every time I see my grandkids pull into my driveway. Someone once asked [...
By Nathan Coker
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Jan 28th, 2019
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article by Dan Chason With deer and duck season ending, February is the time for transition. For some it is squirrel and rabbit hunting, for others it is time to dust off the boat and start looking for pre-spawn fish. For the smart hunter, it is time to head back to the woods and start […]...
By Nathan Coker
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Jan 7th, 2019
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Thinking Outside the Box This Hunting Season article by Dan Chason January can be a wonderful time to hunt. For duck hunters in North Louisiana, this is the time to make it happen. Ducks are moving in on the arctic fronts, the geese are here to stay and the hope is for good cold weather […]...
By Nathan Coker
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Dec 3rd, 2018
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article by Dan Chason Most hunters have had at least one experience or more in what we refer to as “The Camp.” In the old days, that camp may have been a tent pitched on public land or a camper with a wood burning stove or barrel ablaze outside to take away the late night […]...
By Nathan Coker
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Oct 30th, 2018
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TAKING A TRIP TO A PLACE THAT RECOGNIZES A BYGONE ERA CAN PROMPT US TO THINK ABOUT THE THINGS WE TAKE FOR GRANTED AND REALLY BE GRATEFUL. article by Dan Chason As I sit here on vacation in the Great Smokey Mountains, it is not hard to get still and quiet and have a real […]...
By Nathan Coker
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Aug 27th, 2018
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article by DAN CHASON | photos by Rod Haydel SEPTEMBER BRINGS SOME OF MY FAVORITE THINGS of the year. Football is one, starting to clean out deer stands and planting the last of food plots, and of course, my two favorite things: Dove and teal hunting. Dove season always brings with it the anticipatio...
By Nathan Coker
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Aug 1st, 2018
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article by Dan Chason IT IS A LONG WAY FROM DELHI, LOUISIANA TO THE jungles of South Vietnam. For a young Doyle McEacharn (pronounced McCan) that adventure started a the young age of 18, when he was drafted into the United States Army. If you fast forward a few years, I can vividly remember the [&hel...
By Nathan Coker
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May 29th, 2018
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article and photo by Dan Chason When I hosted our television series “Dan Chason Outdoors,” every show started the same. The black screen read: “This show is dedicated to my Dad, Rev. R.L. Chason, who always had the time to take me fishing.” That was our life. My Dad even used fishing to get us [&hell...
By Nathan Coker
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May 1st, 2018
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article by Dan Chason OVER THE YEARS IN MY CAREER IN THE OUTDOORS, I have met fellow enthusiasts who were good duck hunters, good turkey hunters, good dog trainers, good anglers and all around good woodsmen. I have met very few who were outstanding at more than one. I always prided myself in being a ...
