
California Dreaming
There was no rush leaving the house in the morning, as we would have to be able to spot deer before deciding if we would even try a stalk. The morning air was comfortable
There was no rush leaving the house in the morning, as we would have to be able to spot deer before deciding if we would even try a stalk. The morning air was comfortable
Born Hunting? But of course. We were all born hunting for milk. If we lived rural, we soon graduated to sparrows and ground squirrels. The human animal has been hunting for some 2 million
We ran out of tree cover and belly-crawled into the alfalfa field where two deer fed across a ridge. The terrain allowed us to use the geography to stay out of sight long enough
The predawn air was crisp, and the musky smell of dead, dry vegetation hung in the moist mountain atmosphere. Visiting old Mexico, I had looked forward to warming temperatures compared to the frigid, sub-zero
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