US EditionI Witnessed the Glory Days of Sage Grouse Hunting
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I Witnessed the Glory Days of Sage Grouse Hunting
This story, “Walk Up a Flight,” appeared in the August 1953 issue of Outdoor Life. Sage hens are another name for sage grouse. “Just a thousand miles away from home-and a-waitin’ for a train.” The refrain of a lonesome hobo’s song kept running through my mind. It was one of life’s darkest hours. There I was, in the shadow-filled lobby of Arco’s biggest hotel. It was now nearly dark, but I could still visualize the bleak, lonesome, sagebrush flat…
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