Sometimes the sport of hunting becomes a “dog eat dog” world filled with pride and selfishness.  Most hunters who have been at it long enough have stories to share about their frustrations related to this.  They may even have to admit their own shortcomings on occasion as the pressure to succeed or “show off” builds. I’d like to propose another approach based on my experiences that takes a detour from the negative aspects that oftentimes taint this amazing sport. Let’s start with a story about farmers in years past who when tilling their fields, would … Read More