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Larry Case

Larry Case

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Outdoor Columnist, Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Fayetteville

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  • Case: Some hunters who say they ‘got it done’ may have missed the mark

    By Larry Case Verified| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified Standing between the two big rocks on the crest of the ridge, I felt pretty special. Not me, myself, being special, you understand. No, I felt special, lucky and blessed just to be here. I have talked about these two boulders before, and they stand as sentinels on this high and wild ridge. It's not the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from there. I have always thought that this long ridgeline was and is a natural thoroughfare.

    By Larry Case Verified · Chattanooga Times Free Press

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Take that kid turkey hunting

    By Larry Case Verified| Bluefield Daily Telegraph Verified I knew we were reaching the breaking point. Sitting at the base of huge white oak tree we were dealing with a stubborn ol’ gobbler that I knew was not going to show himself, at least not right now. The young man sitting on my right shoulder had done all that was asked of him in a difficult situation. This little turkey party had started like a lot of them, lots of gobbling at first, and it seemed he was going to march right in and shake hands.

    By Larry Case Verified · Bluefield Daily Telegraph

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Case: Some hunters who say they ‘got it done’ may have missed the mark

    By Larry Case Verified| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified Standing between the two big rocks on the crest of the ridge, I felt pretty special. Not me, myself, being special, you understand. No, I felt special, lucky and blessed just to be here. I have talked about these two boulders before, and they stand as sentinels on this high and wild ridge. It's not the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from there. I have always thought that this long ridgeline was and is a natural thoroughfare.

    By Larry Case Verified · Chattanooga Times Free Press

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph