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Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Coon hunting fiasco

I love old stories that make me laugh. I heard one that fit the bill last week and I want to share it with...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Avian Vermin

I’m not much of a waterfowl hunter because I’m not really fond of eating duck and goose, plus, the weather is usually too cold...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Undeniable Facts of Life

Sometimes I think Murphy — you know, the guy who invented the law that if anything can go bad it will — decides it’s...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Old Boar’s Breakfast Club

Will miracles never cease? Here I am writing this column on Jan. 29, the day before my 73rd birthday, and it’s 65 degrees and...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Don’t buy toilet paper by the sheet

Column readers know my fondness for practical jokes that don’t do nuthin’ except spread a little humor. Usually, those kind of practical jokes are...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Water Hogs

Reports of new and exciting advances in genetic engineering have filled the agri-news lately. For instance, scientists have finished the entire genetic map of...

Laugh Tracks – Viewing the Field

Given all the havoc in the world to start this new year off, seems to me that I might be wise to lead off...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Holiday Eating Tips

Where did 2015 go? Doesn’t seem time to be writing the final column of 2015, but, in fact, it is! So, here goes .... Christmas...

Laugh Tracks – A Nostalgic Christmas Tree

Ah, recall nostalgic Christmases, Not so many years ago. That fondly stir up memories, And tug our heart-strings so. T’was back when the old Christmas tree, Was a cedar,...

Laugh Tracks – Viewing the Field

In last week’s long column, my good buddy, ol’ Moon Beamer from Nebraska, recounted he and his friends’ escapade from school and subsequent punishment. Due...
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