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    Why I Hunt and Fish
    Why I Hunt and Fish
    Why I Hunt and Fish
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    Why I Hunt and Fish

    By John Alan Negich

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    My newest book "Why I Hunt and Fish" documents my journey from a young boy growing up in the country and first realizing what a joy it was to spend my time outdoors, to recent years enjoying the blessings and bounty that a life spent in the woods and on the water has afforded me.

    If you or someone you know has a deep appreciation for all the intangibles that can be realized by spending a quiet day on a trout stream, sharing a remote deer camp with friends, or simply sitting quietly in the fall woods, this book should help rekindle some of those fond memories.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Alan Negich
    Release dateJul 30, 2019
    ISBN9781393621003
    Why I Hunt and Fish
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    John Alan Negich

    John A. Negich is an outdoor writer and photographer as well as a member of the Pennsylvania Outdoor writers Association. He is an avid hunter and fisherman and strives to convey what a treasure we are blessed with in the woods and streams we are fortunate to have at our disposal.

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