Trapper & Predator Caller

Some Things Change, OTHERS DON’T.

The fat tires on the well-used Schwinn Wasp squished through the veneer of mud coating the crushed gravel of the county road. It had rained most of the night and was still raining at daylight. The 13-year-old kid noticed, but didn’t care. At the moment, he was focused on the thing in the handlebar basket: a big boar raccoon.

It was

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