Kevin Tate

The snow’s top crust crumbled with each step, letting my boots’ rubber soles squeak against the powdery white below. The air was cold beyond cold for Mississippi, but was mercifully

Coyotes, feral pigs pose problems for habitat

In the spring, when my little girl was tiny and life was new, we sat in the wicker porch swing behind our house on Magnolia Drive, marked the passing of

CHICKASAW COUNTY • The buck that stepped out in front of Matt Ellis, 16, this past Tuesday afternoon changed a somber, peaceful sit into an adrenaline-charged, heart-pounding experience in a

Hunting camps incorporate a lot of things. Though “hunting” may be the first word in the name, it’s primarily a justification for the setting where that and everything else goes

The Mississippi River is a unique creature. It’s an inland sea perpetually on the move. It drains a continent. It gathers other great rivers into its fold and flows forever

If the hours of our lives we spend enjoying ourselves in the woods or on the water don’t count against our allotted total, 77-year-old Jim Spencer’s time on Earth has

Competition calls to Howell on bass tournament trail

In its simplest form, a knife’s edge is a pair of angles ground into steel. Keeping those angles consistent while sharpening, then, is the key to restoring the cutting ability

Leadership is demonstrated, not announced