Welcome aboard!
As Michael said before, we’re glad to have you here with us on the Native Hunt blog, and look forward to sharing our adventures, thoughts, and opinions with all of you.
I’m privileged to be both a friend of Michael’s, and an occasional guide out at the ranches, so he and I get a lot of opportunities to spend time around the fire chatting about this and that. And boy… those conversations can cover a lot of ground!
“The time has come,” the Walrus said, “to talk of many things.
Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings.
Of why the sea is boiling hot
And whether pigs have wings.”
Louis Carroll – The Walrus and the Carpenter
Yeah, that’s how it gets around the Native Hunt fire pit… all over the place.
If all goes well, this blog is going to become a lot like those fireside discussions. Except now, you are all welcome to pull up a seat and join the dialogue! I hope you do, because it gets awful old talking to myself.
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Looking forward to hearing plenty of stories here!
Bets regards,
Albert
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Almost reminds me of “Puff The Magic Dragon” or The Beatles, Magical Mystery Tour album!
At any rate, Louis Carroll and Philip Loughlin Rock!
A geezer/bad knees accomidating hunt????
I just purchased a hunt for my husband and son for Christmas. Anthony is the absolute best! He helped guide me through the options and select a great package for them. I know that they will be thrilled on Christmas Day. Thanks Anthony – it was really great working with you.
Joel, just visited your site and loved the cartoons! Would like to see something in the order of maybe an old geezer standing with gun in hand and looking at his guide with an expression on his face like “you want me to climb THAT hill?”
Come back and visit us soon!
Great post, I bet a lot of work and research went into this article.