Communication Skills of a Guide – Part 2
…Guides are always sensitive to their hunter’s feelings. The best Guides, like Tim and Larry, always aim to
These are the stories that don’t always make it into the headlines — the quiet moments, the lessons learned, and the conversations that happen when the day winds down and the fire burns low.
From the field to the firepit, each story reflects a deeper connection to hunting, conservation, and the places that make it all meaningful.
…Guides are always sensitive to their hunter’s feelings. The best Guides, like Tim and Larry, always aim to
Larry’s grin widened as he reviewed the facts about the “Bear Crick Montana Testicle Festival”. “Yeah, it’s really
The author shares his passion for hunting unusual game animals, reflecting on experiences from African hunting to pursuing unique feral Mule-footed hogs in Oklahoma. They emphasize the significance of hunting to preserve rare animals like the Choctaw Hog and highlight its distinctive features, such as solid hooves and wattles, celebrating nature’s variety.
Walking past a pointing dog can turn calm into chaos in an instant. A recent quail hunt at Dorchester Shooting Preserve delivered all the excitement, challenge, and satisfaction that keeps me coming back.
A remote British Columbia hunt with Driftwood Valley Outfitters combined unforgettable wildlife encounters—grizzlies and a long-dreamed-of black bear—with meaningful connections to the Takla Nation and their youth apprenticeship program.
A week hunting in England delivered memorable encounters with Muntjac and Chinese Water Deer, blending adventure with conservation.