Sacred’s Substack
Sacred HunterRaising our spiritual insights toward a deeper connection to Mother Nature through my hunting, fishing, and foraging stories.
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Accepting Gifts
Many of us find difficulty in accepting gifts graciously. As if we didn’t deserve them. But to examine our relationship with gifts, we quickly realize that we may feel obligated to reciprocate. We smile demurely and say things like “oh, you...
Duck Dreams
The north wind is whistling through the tiny crack in the window frame of my bedroom. My eyes are still open. I am trying to fall asleep. The tiny breeze from the crack caresses the curtains, making them dance a tender ballet. The whisper o...
Johnny's Red Chair
Eighteen years ago, my father-in-law, Brian, invited me to attend a deer camp where an elite group of miscreants were listed as charter members here in the Green Mountains. I was both elated and nervous. I was to meet them at the camp, know...
September's Last Breath
The unusual temperatures of September have prolonged the haying season as well as allowing gardens to flush a third round of lettuce, radishes, and cilantro just in time for the last ripe tomatoes and a flourish of salsa-based meals. This m...
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I am an outdoor writer and retired guide that seeks to educate the public on the spiritual connections we seek through hunting, fishing and foraging. Teaching respect, empathy, compassion and accountability through my stories.
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