There is nothing so funny as what happens to us every day. Enter the world of outdoorsman extraordinaire Bob Hill, as he unveils his magical humor in a variety of outdoor adventures. You will help him fight hunger and drowsiness as he pursues Chinook salmon on Oregon's beautiful Columbia River with his wife just "reeling and squealing"; endure his camping nightmares in "The Camper from "; observe the outdoorsman's battle between the sexes in "Too Late To Hunt, Too Cold To Fish"; contemplate what makes a man a man in "Blurring the Line of Distinction Between the Sexes"; learn how to catch crappie from a real expert in "Them Minners Are a Might Big"; and even share some heart-warming moments in "Learning New Tricks from an Old Dog." "The Magic of Opening Day" should be required reading for hunters and non-hunters alike. "Just Because I Won't Shoot a Turkey Doesn't Mean I Have Something Against Them" will have you rolling on the floor
"You just can't make up stuff this funny," Bob says, after battling a fox squirrel that fell in love with his blaze orange cap. This book is a must read for everyone who loves the outdoors and loves to laugh.