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Hi David, thanks for reading my column! I would consider you a hunter, just one that prefers catch and release.
Although there are ...
Matt I read your column every month. I am not a hunter an only shoot with a camera. My question involve the section of Hwy ...
These things make you feel like still alive. If these meetings no longer organize our lives would be boring. So people spend.
Camaraderie in no case is hell. Who does not buy their comrades. Depends on the fellow must be some real, committed, I say friends even.
In the present context do not think cutting a tree is the best thing a man can do. Planted one better than cut one. Are ...
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Sandpoint's Winter Carnival
Early January and, unlike last year, the moisture falling incessantly from the skies in many areas is mostly in liquid form—mud season is already making -
Schweitzer Artifact Unsnowed
Lost ski patrol toboggan uncovered after more than 20 years at Schweitzer -
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What's in a name?
This is what happens when you take hyphenating your last name a little too far. -
From the Mouth of the River
Sarah Palin, People of Wal-Mart and more of Boots' observations on life in 2010 -
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Politically Incorrect
In twilight sleep, dreaming: colonoscopy, the Pend Oreille Surgery Center and the gift of anesthesia -
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Spilled Milk and Skinned Knees
This year's football season, it's all about the quarterback -
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From the Files of the RJ's Surrealist Research Bureau
A Norwegian light show reminds us of the mysteries in light -
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A Seat in the House
Health care... or health insurance... reform bill raises concerns for Idaho -
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A Holistic Approach to Incontinence
It's a... well, a crappy thing when you have to deal with urinary and fecal incontinence -


