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The article discusses on the difficulties and joys of hunting snow geese, America's keenest migratory game bird. Snow geese have radar-like senses that enable them to avoid even the cleverest ambuscade that a hunter could concoct that aside from their seeming armor-like resistance to shotgun pellets. Moreover, it provides information on the proper way of using bird decoys that are most likely to fool the smart migratory game birds and their characteristics that are helpful for a hunter.

In this article, the author shares his experiences of attitudinal change while he was hunting with his team. I almost was not human. An involuntary mutter escaped my lips and sounded more like a growl of anticipation than a word. For that moment, I was as much a predator as any wolf or grizzly. Then I hung my head and chuckled at my own naiveté. I bad expected them to sneak like me. Instead, they bent their knees and followed in single file like a couple of arthritic ducks. It was a surprise when I turned to whisper in someone's ear and found myself addressing boot tops.

The article offers the author's insights on his experience hunting the brush using the guns. Topics discussed include the use of high caliber guns for deer hunting, author's acquisition of the Winchester Model 71 in .348 Winchester caliber gun, and the gun is capable of taking moose and big bears. He also mention the purchase of a bullet mold that makes a 210-grain gas-check bullet.

The article offers the author's insights on the urban bowhunting for deer. Topics discussed include the importance of the urban bowhunting to control deer populations, the importance of hunting management, and the management for finding areas to hunt. Also mentioned are the social aspects of urban hunting and the importance of the crossbow in deer hunting.

The article focuses on the initiative taken by Safari Club International (SCI) to use media to spread awareness about how hunting helps to enhance the future of wildlife. Topics include implementing media in the shooting sports industry, changing the attitudes of hunters, and the impact of hunting on animals as well as human beings.

The article presents the author's views on hunting as a Christmas gift and a family experience. He discusses his children's first experiences hunting, his own experience and interest in game hunting, and offers suggestions for Christmas gifts which can be used in hunting. Particular focus is given to the excitement and personal interest of individual family members for the sport.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author discusses his relationship with hunting and fishing enthusiast Wiggie Robinson and the anti-hunting legislation proposed in Maine.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author discusses his bow hunting experience with white-tailed deer along with his family which have become an annual family affair of the author.

The article focuses on a survey of mourning dove hunters in the U.S. from the National Flyway Council, the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA), and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The survey provides information and demographic data on hunter behavior and attitudes about various topics, like lead ammunition and the impact of spent lead on wildlife. It also reveals the impact of hunting on the national economy.

The article offers the author's insights on the bird statistics from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department that suggest hunters to use more practice in hunting. Topics discussed include the dove hunting research, the bird hunting management and regulation, and the penalties for violation of bird hunting regulation such as fines, suspension, and cancellation of hunting privileges.

The article offers the author's insights on his pride in accuracy in terms of keeping a paper on his wallet which has holes from his shooting group. Topics discussed include describing wallet group as an art and worth of admiration, the superior accuracy of a hunter, and a comment from Townsend Whelen, a gun writer, on rifles.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of spending the weekend with members of the hunting club during a gathering on a stormy Halloween eve.

The article offers the author's insights on the enthusiasm for the 2014 fall season with his die hard hunting brothers. Topics mentioned include the performance in 2014 in rock and roll tour concerts, the preparation for the fall or winter hunting rituals, and the hunting which uses an bow and arrow.

The author focuses on the impact of high fences in hunting areas in Texas on average hunter or hunting process. He informs that high-fenced hunting operation offers hunters for bucks which can be bred to enhance genetics of antlers. He mentions that animal welfare organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) and the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) believe that hunting is unethical and hunting should be abolished.

The author presents a personal narrative of his experiences dealing with topics including discussion on hunting season, deer camps in Texas and Michigan and deer hunting.

An essay is presented on waterfowl hunting. It discusses the role of diversified farmers in saving waterfowls from their adapted practice of waterfowl hunting on the prairies particularly in Texas Gulf Coast and other waterfowl habitat. It suggests that one should pass on the opportunity to hunt waterfowls to the future generation. It mentions the advocacy of organizations like Ducks Unlimited and Delta Waterfowl in lobbying the welfare of waterfowls.