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Previous Issues
Cover Story
August 2016
My Journey Towards “Greener Pastures:” A Mid-Course Correction
by Justus Peterson On Jan. 15, 2016, I went back to work for a small, local, design/build residential contractor, after 10 years of lucrative employment in the oil industry. I turned my back on the oil industry for a number … Continue reading
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August 2016
Bird Books
by Joe Meche Over the past fourteen years that I’ve been writing this column I’ve fielded a number of queries about books that go beyond basic field guides. Our tried and true, field-tested guides are an important part of everyone’s … Continue reading
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