Gary Miller: His silence test for how my faith has progressed
I noticed my actions during a turkey hunt a few mornings ago. I had not heard a bird gobble for
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Gary Miller: God thinks you are special
For those of us who spend time outdoors, we get to see a lot of creatures, and many of them
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Gary Miller: Creation is on God’s timing
It’s hard to find a better month for hunting and fishing than April. With the fish biting and
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Gary Miller: Doubt may be eliminated
Every now and then a hunter has to either replace or add a new property to hunt. Sometimes it’s exciting
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Gary Miller: Creation is sign of God
Whether you are on the water or in the woods, if fish or game is involved, so is scouting. Just
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Gary Miller: God really does love the person He made you
Another turkey season is arriving soon. And even though I’m excited about the possibilities, I’m reminded again of my distaste
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Gary Miller: What we have in common far stronger than differences
There’s no doubt one of the thrills of my life is being able to get outdoors with a bow, gun,
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Gary Miller: Memories behind the gun
As a grandparent (I prefer Poppy) I am excited about the times I can take my own grandchildren on some
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Gary Miller: Our lives are full of head-scratching moments
I started the morning sitting in a tree stand. A few weeks ago, I had trimmed limbs and opened up
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Gary Miller: It’s no wonder we hunt
Jim sat out to harvest a doe on opening day. It’s always good to get the first deer under the
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Gary Miller: Only He sees the full picture
Within the next couple of weeks, just about every state will have opened their bow season for deer. These weeks
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Gary Miller: Let God do the repairs
The government gives us statistics on the participation of hunting and fishing. The numbers that come from the federal government
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Gary Miller: Outdoors is a compass to point men to God
I just came back from another great opportunity to speak to some hunters and fishermen in Central Kentucky. For nearly
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