Outdoors
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Spring in the Mississippi outdoors
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Outdoor Notes
The Wilcox Area Chamber of Commerce Big Crappie Tournament will be held April 13th. Organizers will be using the same format as in the past, paying the top three fish per hour and the top 10 of the day. The Derby will kick off on April 13th and run through May 12th. Tune to the wilcoxareachamber.org website and also "like" the Chamber's Facebook page for more information. Brochures will follow soon. Telephone 334-682-4577 or 850-981-9558
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Boss Gobbler Turkey Contest
If you haven’t killed that trophy buck and never won a prize and you are a turkey hunter or turkey killer then have no fear, you now have a chance to test your skill against other turkey hunters in the Boss Gobbler Turkey Contest.
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Nature’s Daily Message
As time goes by, I see more and more revelations in the outdoors that are analogous to significant meanings in human life. It is as if nature is our teacher, constantly showing us meanings; demonstrating truths.
One of the most striking examples for me is the parallels of what we consider an ordinary day with the time we celebrate as Easter. Each day in nature is a mini-Easter if you will. In writing our language, we capitalize the word Easter. Sometimes I want to capitalize the word day, because nature's 24 hour day illustrates the details and patterns of so much that is significant in life, most notably the Creation and the pathway to life that may change form but does not cease. -
Another Outdoor Hero
I only knew Ralph Irby for a few years before he died. But I learned enough about him in that short period to acquire an immense admiration for him.
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Tony Knight: Passing of a Legend
Tony Knight hailed as the Father of Modern Muzzleloading and the Founder of Knight Rifles died Monday in Iowa. Though many hunters may not have known him, Knight probably had a bigger impact on the sport of muzzleloading and primitive weapons hunting than any other person in our lifetime. As a teenager I tried hunting with the old smoke poles during some of the first primitive weapons seasons. And I can tell you right now it didn’t take me long to become frustrated with those rifles.
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Photos of The Week
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Outdoor Notes
Don' forget to order your copy of Jim Casada's new book, "Remembering the Greats: Profiles of Turkey Huntng's Old Masters." This important book, profiling all the old masters you have heard of who have passed on, including Jack Dudley, Gene Nunnery and Ben Rodgers Lee, is available for $39.95 plus $5 shipping and handling online by visiting jimcasadaoutdoors.com or by sending a check to Casada at 1250 Yorkdale Drive, Rock Hill, SC 29730
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Photos of The Week
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Grace Catches Lunker Bass
Steve Grace recently had the two momentous events occur in his life in the same week. If you know him then it wouldn’t be a stretch to believe he’d been fishing again, or that he’d caught a nice bass. But, this time he actually caught the bass of a lifetime.
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