By Joe McFarland American News Service Outdoorsmen are always seeking solitude. Out on the deserted lakes, deep within the gloomy forests, men of the primitive arts for ages have sought refuge from the civilized life and all its hindrances.
Outdoorsmen go for solitude.
Sometimes non-outdoorsmen get into the spirit of things as well, offering outdoorsmen the keys to their car or gas money if they would kindly just go away someplace. Non-outdoorsmen love it when outdoorsmen go away. All of this just because outdoorsmen like to tell stories once in a while. Not just any stories. But stories of incredible importance and historical weight.