My brother and I are honored to have our story in the Summer 2017 issue of Mississippi Wildlife, the annual magazine of the Mississippi Wildlife Federation. The article, "Adventures in Old Ivorybill Country," provides a short narrative of the Ivorybill, its relationship with mankind, and a very brief account of our own experiences in the Pascagoula River Basin, with Brian's photographs offering glimpses of the magnificent Swamp. My wife Susanne, and my sister-in-law Lindsey, were kind enough to proofread the article before submission, for which Brian and I are grateful.
It is only the first week of August, but the shadows of early morning and late afternoon hint of September; and I am restless. Norman MacLean wrote, "I am haunted by waters." I am, too; though mine are less noisy, are deeper and darker, and are less respectful of boundaries.
It is only the first week of August, but the shadows of early morning and late afternoon hint of September; and I am restless. Norman MacLean wrote, "I am haunted by waters." I am, too; though mine are less noisy, are deeper and darker, and are less respectful of boundaries.
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