Don’t you just appreciate it when one of your buddies says to you, “Hey, you’ve got to meet these guys. You would really like them.” I’ve met a lot of great people in Colorado, and Jerry and Holly Leachman are definitely on that list. What’s not to like about a guy who played football at […]
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We prayed over dirt, rocks, and the squared-off location of a foundation for a new home. Just close friends and family attended this blessing. Today, will you join us? C’mon, you’re being invited! How do you bless a future home? How can someone ask God to bless what’s not even there yet? My prayers must
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Staci, my wife, soulmate, and today also my hunting companion, is yelling at a squirrel being chased by my red-tailed hawk, Tama. “Run, Chatterbox, run!” This squirrel chatters well, hence his name. He is not good at escaping my hawk. My falconry bird, Tama, has caught Chatterbox five times. How is this possible, you ask?
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Click on the following short video of our gator hunt CLICK HERE https://youtu.be/QRgyQysAYRk We did this 11 years ago, but folks still ask us about it. Enjoy this short video! https://youtu.be/QRgyQysAYRk
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Which meal will be your choice? I offer you fresh-caught mountain-lake trout cooked under the stars, a meal prepared amid mountain peaks still covered with snow. The background music is the sound of a rushing stream flowing from the crystal-clear lake where you just caught your supper! The aroma of a campfire blends in
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Lazarus, the red-tailed hawk, has reached the end of his journey with me. Or has he? Early October was when our paths crossed. His path was leading him 6 feet under because he was a goner. My path was giving me an avenue for much learning about this hawk and his fight for survival. Lazarus
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Pitiful. It was the only way to describe the condition of this wild red tail hawk. Covered with parasites, emaciated from lack of food, this bird was just hours away from death. In my gloved hands I’m holding a fatigued, lifeless body. I’m debating whether to end this poor creature’s struggle. Putting him down would
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Meet Jim Kilburn, a master at the art of fly-fishing. God put this man in my path, literally. Driving down a Colorado gravel road, there is a man and a lady walking in my direction. I slow down my truck (probably speeding) and recognize who this couple is. It’s Jim, the fishing Guru and his
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I have a confession to share. I heard someone sing a Christmas song over twenty years ago that changed forever how I hear someone sing. Confused? So was I. Someone invited my family and me to this small country church. Christmas was just days away, so they decorated the small country sanctuary with poinsettias in
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As I walked deeper into the woods, only God was with me. Watching the leaves fall, one particular leaf caught my eye. It descended gently from the tree summits. Swaying back and forth, with a slow tumble, a dance was taking place that happens over and over. I actually got a picture as it is dancing
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