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M.D. Johnson

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The Eagle Outdoors

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By M.D. Johnson
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It’s that time, folks. I’m seeing little fawns everywhere around Cathlamet, including in town. Now’s the time to hone those defensive driving skills and, for the love of Pete, pay attention. My next deer burger may depend on it. Photo by M.D. Johnson. It’s July already. Though it’s cliché to say, yes, time sure does seem to be going fast. Perhaps that’s what happens when one turns 62, which I did on June 23.
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The Eagle Outdoors

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By M.D. Johnson
| theeagle.news
Julie’s Tropicana roses are exceptionally beautiful this year; in part, because they haven’t disappeared down the gullet of one of the neighborhood blacktail deer. Deer problems? Read on for an effective, albeit pungent solution. Photo by M.D. Johnson. It’s 5 o’clock in the morning. There’s a marine layer overhead keeping things cool, as Jesse, the stray cat, makes his way into the camp trailer to sit by ‘his’ silver bowl.
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The Eagle Outdoors

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By M.D. Johnson
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Sunday, obviously, was a touch on the warm side; Monday, too. After 18 years in Iowa, and having lived through days when the heat index was 113 degrees and stepping outside was akin to wrapping yourself in a wet wool blanket on the surface of the sun, you’d think I’d be used to these kinds of temperatures. “But it’s a dry heat,” Phoenix, Ariz., residents will tell you. You know what? I understand humidity, but 120 degrees, dry heat or no, is still warm.
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