​By Theodore Roosevelt 

​Traveling Hunter

​A unique Program Teaches College Students the Skills to Bring Game From the Field to the Plate

​Thinking of my latest trip to western Washington to pursue Roosevelt’s elk, a thought from a Spanish philosopher long since past echoes in my mind.

​It is funny how a hunting season can change course and shape up differently than planned due to circumstances outside of one’s control.

​Passion: a strong and barely controllable emotion.

North Americans are beyond fortunate in our ability to experience native wildlife and wild places.