Good Old Guys, Alibis and Outright Lies: Humor from the Field and Stream FROM THE PUBLISHER
These thirty stories from the great outdoors range from the slyly satirical to the rip-snorting and prove once and for all that fishers and hunters have only their own word to prove they are sane.
SYNOPSIS
These 30 stories from the great outdoors range from the slyly satirical to
the rip-snorting and prove once and for all that fishers and hunters have only
their own word to prove they are sane. The stories chronicle addictions to
fishing, fly tying, hunting and even chewing tobacco, initiate readers into such
arcane knowledge as how to get lost in the woods, probe the social intricacies
of finding a good, old-time barber and even examine court judgments for the
legal definition of a "reasonable moose." (Yes, there is one.)
About the
Author
Bob Scammell
has been writing about the outdoors for more than 20 years in an award-winning
weekly outdoors columns in various Alberta newspapers, most recently in the
Calgary Herald. He also is a frequent contributor to fishing magazines
throughout the West and has been the recipient of two Outdoor Writers of Canada
awards.
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