Norman Strung

Norman Strung began contributing to F&S in the mid-1960s when he was an English professor at Montana State University in Bozeman. One of our most eclectic contributors, he did everything from elk hunting to saltwater fishing. He was a highly disciplined writer whose output was prodigious, but he did not live to see his 50th birthday.

Highlights

• Covered big-game hunting and fishing

Education

Experience

Favorite Pieces of Gear

In his entire hunting career Strung used only two rifles-a Savage Model 99 lever action in .358 and a Browning BAR auto in .270.

Notable Work

• Tommy's Fiddle