Articles
Sitka Gear: Mountainside Vindication
There was time to be better, there was potential still. I had begun to repair my body and revive my spirit. I knew now that the bloat would not endure.
Sitka Gear: Old Church, New Life
This relic had always been a space to come together, to visit, and to gather sustenance. I wanted it to be a place like that again. I named it Black Duck Revival.
Sitka Gear: Butt, Beak, Bang
We owe it to ourselves, our prey, and the pursuit to be mindful with the lives we take.
Photo Courtesy of: Sara Reeves
Outdoor Life: Why Do I Salvage Every Scrap from Ducks and Geese?
When it comes to wild game, discarding less desirable meat isn’t always about ethics.
Sitka Gear: Hand Prints on Cave Walls.
What makes us human is longing, the innate desire to know, to experience, and to understand.
Outdoor Life: The Story of Black Duck Revival: I Never Found a Place I Belong, So I’m Making One.
A broken building with many past lives becomes something bigger.
Outdoor Life: The Best Hunting and Fishing is Close to Home.
Knowledge of your favorite woods and waters builds competency that lasts a lifetime.
Blog
Making a Case for Squirrel Hunting
Squirrels are so ubiquitous in our everyday lives that they often become perceived as vermin. Colloquialisms like “tree rat,” reinforce the narrative that these arboreal acrobats are nothing special.
Hunting Mentorship
Almost ten years ago I was the recipient of a hunting mentorship that changed the course and quality of my life. I’m excited to be able to pass on some of what I’ve learned.
Hunting and Fishing in the New South
This is an incredibly important book and one that I strongly suggest anyone interested in the history of hunting in the United States takes the time to read. I believe it’s even more crucial for well rounded members of the hunting community to take advantage of the educational resources at our disposal in order to broaden the hunting narrative.
