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ROBIN WRITES: Losing it

I misplace things on a regular basis. You’d think it would bring me peace to know I’m not the only one: According to The New York Times, the average person loses nine items a day.

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OUTDOOR TRUTHS: In a fog

One of the conditions that hunters must face this time of year is the fog. Sometimes it lingers seemingly all day making it difficult to see, especially when hunting with firearms. And then there’s the drive to the hunt. Just seeing each turn can sometimes be almost impossible without some type of marker. This is…

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RIDGE RUNNER CHRONICLES: The Presidential Power to Pardon, Part II

Eight months ago, I wrote a column about the Presidential power to pardon, the legal basis of which can be found in Article II, Section 2, Clause 1 of the US Constitution.The purpose of the column was to point out that there are essentially no limits or restrictions on that power.It is a “rudderless” power.

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OUTDOOR TRUTHS: Pretending

When I’m bow hunting, one of the first things I do is range distances, so I don’t have to do it when(if) a deer shows up. After ranging these distances, I find a marker to remind me of what that distance is. The second thing I do (and do it throughout the hunt) is visualize…

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ROBIN WRITES: Thanksgiving Dinner

Mom used to wake up early on Thanksgiving morning and begin preparing a meal that would feed the army of family still asleep beyond the kitchen. There would be the usual guests: Grandma and Grandpa. Aunts and uncles. Kids and grandkids. The turkey she put in the oven was just the right size—a feast with…

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