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Outdoors blog archive for Nov. 15, 2016

TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 2016



Jim Scoggin hauled a black bear carcass to the family’s Blue Mountains hunting camp in 1939. Family members at the camp in 2016 said the photo, entitled “When men were men,” is the oldest remaining photo from the annual camp they’ve occupied since 1937 and starting on five generations. (Courtesy)

Bad guys shouldn't trust a hunter

They’ve learned to trust no one and no one should trust what they say, either. “One year we had a skinned-out bear hanging on the pole,” Koller said, recounting a legendary Scoggin Hole story. “A guy driving by stopped and asked what it was, one...

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