When Whip-poor-wills Call

At one time or another probably every hunter and fisherman worth his salt has had thoughts about being a game warden, if for no other reason than trying to “get even” with someone. Few people allow these ideas to develop into anything more than just that . . . a passing thought. For forty years, Bill Armstrong has been a “keeper” of the wildlife. The life of a game warden is an adventure and in this collection of short stories he gives the reader a glimpse into the mystique of this unique profession, along with a sprinkling here and there of JFK, Hank Williams and the sound of the whippoorwill on a summer evening.