num_pages: 218
description: This autobiography of my memoirs is intended to entertain the outdoorsman with short stories of hunting and fishing adventures. This writing is in no way the extent of these true tales and these are only a few of the highlights and the most interesting. With due respect to the reader and the wildlife that are mentioned on the pages, please understand the importance of conservation. Sportsmanship is the respect of the law, the animals, and our fellow outdoorsmen. It is in no way sporting to take the life of an animal in play. We are responsible to them, and our actions will last forever within ourselves and the eyes and minds of our fellow man. We will pay the price of neglect, waste, and unguided conservation. Let us know what is right, and allow us to be the best judges that we can be and to govern our actions while in the wilderness. The gift is ours to give to those who follow; we are the examples. My father once told me, "Leave no sign in the wilderness that you have been there."
language: English
title: Fifty Years Afield and Ten Seasons: Young Man's Dream; Old Man's Reality
titlecomplete: Fifty Years Afield and Ten Seasons: Young Man's Dream; Old Man's Reality
publisher: PublishAmerica