When Billy Went Back to His Mountain by Juanita Amero article copyright It’s hard to fathom that the time is passing so quickly and it is once again time for another exciting issue of Water and Woods. This month’s contribution to “The Outlaws” is the conclusion to the three-part saga of Badlands Billy, a dark […]
Badlands Billy by Juanita Amero article copyright Here we are once again. The winter behind us and much warmth and growth to come we hope. Last issue was a to-be-continued edition that continues here this month. As we left him, a young wolf pup has lost his keen foster mom to a trap. The stage […]
When We Become The Hunted by Juanita Amero article copyright The “Outlaws” has been a section of Water and Woods online magazine that mostly retold the stories and legends of various wolves from history. They have been portrayed in the articles, for the most part, as unlawful heroes being pursued by men unsuccessfully. Hunters and […]
When We Become The Hunted Part 2 by Juanita Amero article copyright The death of Kenton Joel Carnagie was the center of last month’s contribution to The Outlaws. This will be the ending to a two-part article dealing with the event and its after effects. It was a sad ending to his young life at […]
In The Beginning by Juanita Amero article copyright Welcome to a new year and a new edition of Water and Woods Online Magazine. I hope the new year brings good luck and fortune to each and every one of you. I would like to start off the beginning of the year here, with an article […]
Three Toes by Juanita Amero article copyright As spring slowly but surely approaches, so does another issue of Water and Woods Online Magazine. I hope the winter has weathered you well as it most certainly has been a wild and white one here in my corner of the world. This issue had been pegged as […]
On Their Journey Back by Juanita Amero article copyright
To Follow His Trail by Juanita Amero article copyright There is no doubt that the outlaw wolves have sparked the interest of many people other than myself, and none more than Ernest T Seton. It is through his literary work that we enjoy many animal legends recorded by the flourish of a pen. I see […]
The Ramblings Of A Camp Cook by Juanita Amero article copyright After months of scouting and weeks of tending baits, the greatly anticipated morning had finally arrived. We headed to the boat crossing to meet our Tennessee hunters as they came to the end of their long 25 hour drive and the starting point of […]
History Of Wolves by Juanita Amero article copyright Here it is that time again to explore the world of our outlaw wolves. Previously I had recounted the life adventures and defeat of Lobo, King of Currcumpaw and the Custer Wolf. For this entry I thought an overview of the wolf throughout history, as both villain […]
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