All For a Single Duck: Essay by Brad Hill

Adventure, with all its requisite danger and wilderness, is a deeply spiritual longing written onto the soul of man
— John Eldredge

In this essay, Brad reflects on his experiences and thoughts during his first season of duck hunting. It begins with a contemplation on the spiritual aspect of adventure and the beauty of nature, beginning with noticing the flight patterns of wood ducks. Brad recounts his initial hesitation and eventual enthusiasm for duck hunting, guided by friends who invited him into the experience. He describes the early morning preparations, the thrill of the hunt, and the camaraderie shared with friends. Despite the challenges and occasional mishaps, He cherishes the memories made and the new perspective gained from the adventure.

I still enjoy the company of most dogs more than that of most people because dogs are capable of uncomplicated enthusiasm
— John Geirach
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