Hunting Stories by Rod Davis

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Rod Davis is an avid hunter and fisherman from West Virginia. He was taught to be a woodsman in the mountains from a young age by a doting father. Any writing talent he may have springs from an unending capacity for telling tales (some true).

Rod is a self-employed contractor in the HVAC field and operates a distribution company specializing in whirlpool and ergonomic equipment for Nursing Homes.

Rod spends a lot of time, when not working, fishing for rainbow trout in mountain streams, chasing bears in Maine and West Virginia, and fishing the surf on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Favorite hunting experience: DOVES!

An avid RV enthusiast, Rod and his wife Julie ( The Warden) spend as much time as they can in their new 29’ Travel Trailer.

His two sons are often seen hanging nearby when deer season approaches as Dad always seems to have one pegged for them somewhere.