When the Wild Calls

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Taylor Trade Publications, 2004 - Počet stran: 220
Recently anointed the master of the short outdoor essay by no less than Gray's Sporting Journal, Jack Kulpa picks up where his award-winning book True North leaves off, somewhere in the Wisconsin woods where the calling is a simple and uncomplicated thing; but like the mists of a brooding bog it can also be a riddle--cryptic deep, and filled with mystery. This new collection, drawn from work that appeared in such magazines as Field and Stream, Sports Afield, and Sporting Classics, contains thirty-two essays organized into four parts: Lakes and Streams; Forests and Fields; Tail Feathers and Backlash; and Home from the Hill. While the essays address a variety of topics, each is inspired by what the author refers to as the silent places where we have heard the wild calling.
 

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Time on the Water
3
The Mist People
7
Lakes of the Rainbow Woods
13
Promises to Keep
19
The Lonely Land
23
The November Season
29
The End of the Trail
35
The Everlasting
41
The Bear Facts
99
The Compleat Idler
105
Nailin Toads
109
A Sportsmans Lifetime Reading List
117
Deercampsia Hypomnesia
121
Sports Show
129
Mr Majestik
133
HOME FROM THE HILL
139

FORESTS AND FIELDS
45
The Solitude Hunter
47
Keeper of the Flame
55
Bogtrotter
61
Stolen Hours
65
Wild Goose Chase
69
Just One More
75
Root River
81
Burning Bright
85
TAIL FEATHERS AND BACKLASH
89
Fishing with Bubba
91
A Place in the Woods
141
Mementos
149
The Trail Not Taken
155
The Spook in the Timber
159
By Dawns Early Light
163
Bridges
167
Home from the Hill
171
The Secret of ChequahBikwaki
175
About the Author
181
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Jack Kulpa is a regular contributor of Field and Stream, Sports Afield and many other magazines. He recently became a contributor to Sprting Classics as a result of his previous book: True North (1-58667-081-6). He has been awarded the Elis Henderson Award for Outdoor Writing for 2002 for True North. It was the first book ever to win the award.

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