Native Americans would traditionally gather around the camp fire after a successful hunt to recount the tale of the experience. They would pride themselves on the occasions when they were called upon by tribe members to re-tale the tale. That tradition still takes place today in many hunting and fishing circles and it continues here as well. SNA's "Campfire Stories" section allows members to submit their stories from the field and gives them the chance to re-live the experiences of their finest moments and achievements in outings gone by.
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It was meant to be!, submitted by Bryan Dengler
It was meant to be!, submitted by Bryan Dengler
A welcome home gift, submitted by Gerald Coyle
A Pope & Young Pronghorn to Remember, submitted by Bob Solimena
A Marlin Vacation, submitted by Mark Boykin
The Road Kill Trout, submitted by Judy Black
My First Hunt, submitted by Richard Massimino
Luck of the Draw, submitted by Paul Bunker
Hunters Worse Nightmare, submitted by Paul Bunker
First Doe with a Bow, submitted by Kenneth Whalen
A Bitter Sweet Hunt by Judy Black, submitted by John Dunn
The go big or go home muley, submitted by Nathan Zwagerman
Take'm if he is close enough, submitted by Don Edmonds
Vince, submitted by Rick Rinehart
My Twenty Minute Turkey Season, submitted by Rodney Tompkins
Him Out of the Midst of the Bush, submitted by Mark Lawson
My First Buck, submitted by Rodney Tompkins
Lost, submitted by Ben Mejia
Waiting for the perfect two hours, submitted by Wilmer Apolo
Cat Attack, submitted by Richard Valencia
Endless Rewards at Camp, submitted by Judy Black
Sharing the Moment, submitted by Tammy Palmer
Another hunt with Jonathan, submitted by Fred Poirier
Grace and Mercy, submitted by Grady Chambers
The Fog, submitted by Frank (wild Boar) Ayers
Through the Fire, submitted by Mat Lalli