Today’s guest post was written by Wayne Easter. In the 1960s photograph (made in my front yard) a sure sign that I had “Messed up.” It was in the 1960s; Franklin Volunteer Fire Department was almost new and us volunteer firemen were hard-working souls. Even so, every now and then, we had fun. For reasons no longer remembered, we wound up with a goat for a mascot. It had to be fed and cared for by someone and at the…
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Animals In Appalachia
Today’s guest post was written by Randy Harris. My mother and father lived in a little hamlet in northwest Georgia…
About this time last year I shared a post with you discussing the lack of yellow jackets. Here’s a portion…
For the past few evenings we’ve been hearing a lone whippoorwill singing its heart out. Most years we hear a…
With Turkey season just around the corner I was reminded of a story one of Paul’s friends told him. It…
“Dad caught a wild piglet many years ago that I raised. She had several liters of pigs through the years.…
A few months back my friend Rob Simbeck sent me a copy of his latest book “The Southern Wildlife Watcher:…
Today’s guest post was written by J. Wayne Fears No one these days can appreciate an event that took place…
Today’s guest post was written by J. Wayne Fears. Not all the characters that frequented the remote mountain community of…
About a week ago Don Casada sent me an email to ask if I’d seen any yellow jackets this year.…