Lessons Learned In a Goose Blind

This book takes a unique look at waterfowl hunting from the perspective of life's lessons. It takes the reader into a goose blind and into the mentality of waterfowlers who hunker down on a river or bay, often in subzero weather in hopes of getting a glimpse of a wary duck or goose.

It consists of fifteen chapters, each with quotes from famous waterfowl hunters intertwined with valuable life lessons, humor, and traditions. From the first chapter, "The Trick is to Think Like a Goose," to "God's Magnificence" and "Man's Best Friend," this book brings the reader into the psyche of the unique sport of waterfowling.

From Hemingway to Michener to Emerson to Robertson and Huckabee, Lessons Learned in a Goose Blind ties together a mosaic of philosophy, religion, traditions, and practicality.

"The Trick is to Think Like a Goose"