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Aldo Leopold said:
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemnas of one who cannot."
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News and Views
- A Fish Out of Water
- Abilene Trail Chronicles
- Bob Schneider
- Christian Science Monitor
- Coastal Kayak Angler
- Dave Sikes at Caller-Times Outdoors
- Hornetbear's Haus O' Anglin'
- If a Tree Falls
- Lone Star Outdoor News
- Mary Karr Interview: NPR
- Passport to Texas
- PINS Report
- Radio Lab
- RoadTripAmerica.com
- Shannon Tompkins at Chron.com
- Snook Foundation
- Tales from a Texas Fly Fisher
- Texas Kayak Fisherman
- Texas Paddling Trails
- Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.
- Texas Sporting Journal
- The Sneeze
- This American Life
- Will the Muse Visit?
Gear and Guidance
- Austin Canoe & Kayak
- Bay Flats Lodge
- Bending Branches
- Cabela's
- Captain Sally
- Getaway Adventures Lodge
- GSI Outdoors
- Hill Country River Adventures
- Hobie Fishing
- Malibu Kayaks
- NRS
- Ocean Kayak
- Pflueger Fishing Tackle
- San Saba River Adventures
- ShallowFish
- Slow Ride Guide Service
- South Texas Kayak
- Stohlquist WaterWare
- Temple Fork Outfitters
- Wilderness Systems
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-Danny
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