Duck Hunting In America

The title of this piece of work is misleading in many respects. You might pick it up and peruse it thinking that ?wow?, it's a new waterfowl book. Well, you'll find some. The core and idea of what's inside in reality is somewhat disguised. The title in essence is a reflection more of life and with some different perspectives. The writer has deep love of the Art of Waterfowling. He's also a bird watcher and a long time member of the Cornell Ornithology Association. (Many accolades to this organization!). Think of the concept of this title as what's written is more of a reflection on the writer himself. Get All Your Ducks In A Row and we'll attempt to embark on some inner meanings. Hopefully, it will grow. The first book, Rantings of an Ivy League Mad Man, has a parallel. Let's get out the decoys and sit tight as we watch the morning come to full light. If you've been there with your camo on, you most likely won't be bored. Hopefully, we pass on this tradition to those we love because of what happens to waterfowl and human beings alike. I'm trying to pass on a message. Some may struggle making the connection between the book title and its content. I hope they persevere. Hopefully you'll grasp the concept as it is. These aren't necessarily poems. I call them po-ms for better clarity. You'll see why. Enjoy, Steve C. Lahr

• | Author: Steven Lahr
• | Publisher: XLIBRIS
• | Publication Date: Jun 23, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 94 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback/Poetry
• | ISBN-10: 1514483149
• | ISBN-13: 9781514483145