I bought the book for my hunting bud Butch. He hates Christmas, he hates the season, he hates giving gifts and he hates receiving gifts. However, comma, he likes the book and especially that the stories are short. He only reads when he's sitting on the "john" and figures that he can get through three stories at a sitting. That is some major "reading" for him and definite high praise. Bottom line (no pun intended) is that he is a happy camper and recommends the book to others.He wanted to let me read the book after he finished, but... well... I think I'll just get my own.Onwards!Sherrill

Bill -A Bass Pro will be opening in northwest Ohio in June 2008. It would be neat to have you show up in our neck of the woods for the opening. Bring the other box of books - maybe you could sell some at the traffic light while folks pull into the parking lot.BTW - this could be a 2-bagger, the Bass Pro will open in Rossford, Ohio (Toledo). Another 40 minute drive up the highway and you arrive at Cabela's in Dundee, Michigan. That's a dream vacation for some people I know.

Could you buy a signed book?I know you could have Bill do a book signing at the Shot Show and charge 25$ for the autograph :)

Readers who follow the link to the online bookseller will see a feature claiming that people who bought Heavey's book also bought Lamar Underwood's "The Greatest Hunting Stories Ever Told".It appears Mr. Underwood poached Mr. Heavey's book title idea. For shame.