Monthly Archives: November 2020

Looking away

Posted on November 27, 2020 by Jerry Johnson

The whitetail doe and her twin fawns served as a distraction, a decoy, that made me neglect the primary objective of my evening hunt. Apparently, as I get older, my focus on the task at hand is more easily diverted. … Continue reading →

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Aurora, goddess of the dawn

Posted on November 19, 2020 by Jerry Johnson

Let me explain how this works. It’s not at all complicated. Sometimes when you least expect it, there is a new beginning, a new hope for the future. Late in life, I have discovered, comes a glow of dawn, a … Continue reading →

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Baiting and road hunting

Posted on November 9, 2020 by Jerry Johnson

Frantically working 12 to 16 hours every day for a month to harvest corn in the hilly North Country, it was bound to happen: a corn spill on our dead-end road. We sympathized with the truck driver. Our road is … Continue reading →

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