Game & Fish West

REFUGEES

If it’s waterproof and not yellow, bring it,” said Shane’s father as he topped off the Thermos and squeaked the lid tight. Outside, endless sheets of rain pounded the earth.

But what was rain to a couple of duck hunters keen on taking a late-season limit? Surely it would let up soon. When it did,

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