RMEF’s BUGLE magazine article

[rmyoung1]

I thought it appropriate that my Jul/Aug issue of BUGLE magazine arrived in my mailbox Fathers' Day weekend. The issue contains an essay I wrote, which, I hope, serves as a tribute to my dad, a true giant among men. I've attached the essay here. I hope you guys/gals enjoy it!

 

[Dan O]

Good article it brings common sense to the question of how far is to far. I wish more people could read this and understand it.

Dan

 

[kansasdad]

Your admiration for your father, and the consideration you both show for your quarry shine through in well done prose.
I am glad to (internet) know you, and salute you sir for your fine work.

 

[El Jason]

Great article!

 

[rmyoung1]

Your admiration for your father, and the consideration you both show for your quarry shine through in well done prose.
I am glad to (internet) know you, and salute you sir for your fine work.

That was very kind, kansasdad! Thank you!!!

 

[ashersdad]

That is a very well written article and reminds one of the important aspects of the hunt. Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[Sytes]

Very much enjoyed your article. Well written!

 

[dgc1963]

great story !! makes me think of the times with my dad before his passing

 

[prhunter]

Great story. Had something similar happen to me while elk hunting in NM during the 2017 season: Opening morning... bull spotted... just a little too far. No shot taken that day... never saw him again.

Thanks for sharing!!!

 

[rwc101]

Great article both on the topic of father-son experiences and hunting ethics. Thanks for posting it here.

 

[clueless]

Awesome essay. A great reminder of what it's about

 

[elkduds]

I read and enjoyed the article before you posted. In addition to the hunting w Dad angle, you really made this point: Until we can let go of what something isn't, there is not enough room in our awareness for all of that which is. Thanks and congratulations on getting ink in Bugle.

 

[Dave N]

Nice story. Congrats!

 

[Walkathon]

I really enjoyed your writing. Thanks for posting!

 

[kenton]

I think Bugle has the best writing of any hunting magazine and your essay is no exception.

 

[Magicman]

Thank You for sharing. I never even once got to hunt with my Dad. I have not let life get in the way with hunting with my Children and Grandchildren.

 

[noharleyyet]

Always enjoyable to read good writing, especially prose that strikes the chords of the paternal memory bank.

 

[Nameless Range]

Awesome!

 

[crock239]

Really well done and a great read. Kudos and thank you for posting!

 

[huronmtns]

There certainly are benefits to hunting other than eating something after a shot. This article exemplifies that well.