by Joshua Quong | Apr 2, 2021 | Hunting Stories, Stories
A few years ago, archaeologists happened upon what appears to be the earliest cave paintings to date. There are a plethora of online articles and YouTube videos documenting the find of the near 44,000 year-old artwork and describe it as a reflection of...
by Joshua Quong | Mar 12, 2021 | Stories
Outdoor folk are often prone to live in a world of mythological fantasy. The magical rod and reel combo, the immortal rifle and shotgun, or the most protective and powerful apparel become the subjects of their own hunting and fishing tales. Nowhere is this truth more...
by Joshua Quong | Feb 12, 2021 | Stories
Several terms get bandied about throughout the discourse on hunting. One such term is the word ‘harvest’ which seems to have cropped-up and spread in conversations, publications, and media posts like buttercups in a hayfield. Though this term appears to...
by Joshua Quong | Jan 21, 2021 | Hunting Stories, Stories
One of the first words I ever learned to say was, “Duck.” My mother says I espied a framed print hanging on the wall at the pediatrician’s office. It was a scene of cupped mallards forever suspended in the azure skies above a reedy marsh to which I pointed and...
by Joshua Quong | Nov 20, 2020 | Hunting Stories, Stories
The Arthurian legends enthralled me as a kid… they still do. Don’t get me wrong, Nintendo, and Star Wars, and shooting snakes from a bridge or canoe were all legit, too. But King Arthur and all those knights doing knightly things like being polite to one another...
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