Author Archives: Frank Hancock

About Frank Hancock

Frank Hancock has worked as a Farm Manager, Vocational Agriculture Teacher, Vice President at Snapper and currently serves as the University of Georgia Agricultural Extension Agent in Henry County. He is a also a member of the Heritage Writers Group.

Pondering with Moses

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  Moses, a Golden Retriever, highly trained to be a search dog, is now retired. The years of hard work have taken their toll. His right rear hock is slightly… Read more »

Preemptive strikes

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  I am not much of a cat person. The fact is that in all these years we have had only one house cat. It’s not that I don’t like… Read more »

The clock

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  My grandmother had a clock that sat on her mantel. It was not fancy, but it chimed on the hour and once on the half hour. It was a… Read more »

The Model 12 Winchester

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  My grandfather told me a story about working for a man named Captain Fischer or, that is what I recall the man’s name being. Captain Fischer ran a tug… Read more »

Polecats

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  Polecats are actually some type of European weasel or ferret, but in Georgia it is another name for a skunk. I try not to ponder over skunks, but recently… Read more »

Three for one

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Game wardens have an important job to do in the area of wildlife management, as well as law enforcement. If you hunt or fish you will interact with them from… Read more »

The daughter

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Having babies was definitely a new experience for me. Both of our boys were born in Athens. The first one came on Groundhog Day about noon. The problem was that… Read more »

The mine

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  I have participated in a lot of outdoor activities, but I don’t do caves. While working with the Boy Scouts I canoed down the Flint River, camped out in… Read more »