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Recent Hunting Experiences
First-person field reports from the LoneStar network — the hunts we travel for, in the founder's own words.
The Bucket List: Argentina Doves, Ducks, and Perdiz
A once-in-a-lifetime wingshooting trek to Entre Ríos — ducks over water at dawn, wily perdiz in the grass, and doves by the thousands.
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The Second Most Fun Thing You Can Do With Your Clothes On
A two-hour feral-pig hunt from a Robinson R44 over 9,000 Texas acres — suppressed ARs, unlimited ammo, and a pilot who flew search-and-rescue at the Guadalupe flood.
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One Last Duck
A Saskatchewan field thick with ducks and geese, a friend of eighty who doesn't miss, and the one bird the whole blind agreed was his.
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Duck and Goose Hunting in Saskatchewan
Three days of layout blinds, cattail blinds, and wave after wave of snow, Canada, and speckle-belly geese out of North Battleford, Saskatchewan.
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A Brief But Exceptional Texas Dove Hunting Experience
A last-minute hunt near Albany and Breckenridge, a priceless evening at the Goodnight Steakhouse, and a reminder that it's not the shooting but the fellowship.
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