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Wrong Willie and I were sitting in my deer blind, hoping a hog would drop by.

Wrong Willie, long before he became known by that monicker, and I were rolling down a dark highway somewhere near the speed of light. We were in high school, not

Reavis Wortham reflects on how different companions can make a world of difference in ones experiences.

Then there was the time many years ago when the Hunting Club membership was harnessed to Wrong Willie’s house late one Halloween night.

Reavis Z. Wortham is an award-winning novelist and outdoor writer with family ties to Lamar County. He is the author of “Hard Country.”

‘What are you guys doing?” Doreen’s voice was full of exasperation, which is common when it comes to us and her.

The Hunting Club membership sat in what shade we could find, only feet from a swimming pool that sparkled in the hot sunshine. While the girls were off browsing through

The War Department came into my office where I was trying to pound out a new manuscript.

Reavis Z. Wortham is an award-winning novelist and outdoor writer with family ties to Lamar County. He is the author of “The Texas Job.”

It was a cold, wet day when the Hunting Club membership should have been hunting ducks, but instead, we were gathered in the large round corner booth in Doreen’s 24