Hal Herring

Hal Herring is a native of Alabama and has lived in Montana for the past 12 years. His writing has appeared in Field & Stream, Atlantic Monthly and Bugle, the magazine of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. For more information please visit http://www.halherring.com

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Silver Redhorse
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Silver Redhorse
Moulder Branch connected to Hurricane Creek, which fed into the Flint River much farther away than a person could hope to reach without a driver’s license. The Flint, in turn, made its loops away from the mountains through flat cotton and soybean country to pour into the Tennessee.
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Hal Herring

Recent Writing

Silver Redhorse

Silver Redhorse