take the shot.

For me, the satisfaction is in the hands-on doing and not necessarily in the taking of wild game—that is a bonus. Sharing the same physical discomfort and associated emotions with a kindred spirit, two-plus centuries removed, is a valued prize worth sacrificing for. I knew before I stalked the scrub maple in the sedge grass that the conditions of that historical simulation were not conducive to returning home with fresh venison. In an outdoor world dominated by trophy book critters and constant sensual bombardment from a host of commercial media sources, grasping this concept often eludes even the most astute observer nestled snug in the sanctity of a warm homestead.

Brave the elements for the prize is unmatched, be safe and may God bless you.Federal prosecutors say Katherine Kealoha’s civil lawyer Kevin Sumida appears to have lied on the witness stand this week when testifying in her defense at a criminal trial involving allegations she framed her uncle Gerard Puana for the theft of her mailbox.

The motive for the set up, according to the government was a lawsuit Puana and his mother had filed against Kealoha that accused her of financial fraud and elder abuse.

Sumida was Kealoha’s attorney in the case.

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On Thursday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Wheat asked Judge J. Michael Seabright if he could present evidence to the jury that Sumida lied when he was called to the witness stand earlier in the week to testify on Kealoha’s behalf.

Sumida was questioned Tuesday about his role in the civil litigation,