Hunting Booger Bottom: Life Lessons from the Field
A star host on the Outdoor Channel, Waddell talks about hunting and his memorable hunts in this anecdotal account. A Georgia native, Waddell explains that his title hails from a creek bottom where he was taught to handle guns by his father. Fond recollections of learning to shoot wild turkeys precede Waddell’s story about how he attained his high profile in the outdoors industry. Noticed in turkey-calling competitions, Waddell was tapped by a clothing outfitter to endorse their products, which led him into video production of hunting trips. Recounting his adventures carrying camera, gun, and bow and arrow, Waddell explains his hunting techniques and also provides an answer to nonhunters’ questions on what hunting is all about. Acknowledging that hunting involves being outside in great places with good buddies, he doesn’t pretend that the sport is only about nature and friendship: hunters kill animals, he declares. Direct and personable. An engaging depiction of the hunting world. --Gilbert Taylor--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.