By James A. Swan, Ph.D.
Author of "In Defense of Hunting"

Wednesday, February 2, 2005

SAN RAFAEL, Calif. — As hunting seasons wind down some sportsmen succumb to the postseason blues, a malady that can be treated by good books, visits to sportsman's shows and attending fund-raising dinners to buy hunts and trips for next year. For sportsmen who live along the West Coast between Ensenada, Mexico, and Cook Inlet in Alaska, however, another more soul-possessing epidemic is spreading. The symptoms are pronounced. In church, the afflicted can be seen with tide books tucked into ...

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