Back Roads and Bridges

In this book, Randy Eason takes to the scenic Back Roads of his life, back roads where he has found a quiet place to talk to God. A devoted member and leader of the Christian Bowhunters of America, the author writes of the need for fellowship with like-minded believers. He cherishes tradition. Of the three kinds of hunters he describes, the novice, the killer, and the passive hunter, he favors the latter, who spends "more time thinking about the Creator and less about the creation." A thinking man's hunter, he recaptures the primitive mysticism that ancient hunters once knew. These Bridges are the lessons of life as learned through outdoor adventure.