6 Ergebnisse.

During those cold and blustery fall days when most folks remain sanely and snugly indoors, a crazed, camouflaged contingent of comrades are out and about in the soggy wetlands--call them waterfowl hunters. Theirs is a world of wet dogs, dripping noses, frozen fingers, jammed shotguns, and (sometimes) the miracle of ducks and geese alighting in their decoys. And they call this fun. Marsh Madness is a hilarious cartoon tribute to these self-depr...

Anyone who's been gripped by the fever (meaning millions of hunters, fishermen, and outdoor lovers) will tell you that cartoonist Bruce Cochran has "been there." Sportsmen will recognize themselves and their buddies in the Fever books.

In his seventh book, Cochran uses hilarious words and cartoons to expose the follies and foibles of fly fishing.

He's not a picture of pulchritude, and he may be a bit untidy, but that bachelor prince of the woods owns a cabin where everyone's welcome. In season, it's the family deer camp. The rest of the year, well, it's that place to get away from it all and visit that "seasoned" woodsman, Uncle Charlie. Whether he's splashing on "doe-in-heat" for aftershave or boiling his socks in your coffee water, count on Uncle Charlie to be in character.

Anyone who's been gripped by the fever (meaning millions of hunters, fishermen, and outdoor lovers) will tell you that cartoonist Bruce Cochran has "been there." Sportsmen will recognize themselves and their buddies in the Fever books.

It's been said this would be a better world if people were more like golden retrievers. All golden owners will recognize themselves and their dogs in endering and fetching "Golden Fever.