Norm Moody first recognized Rod Sando as an outdoors visionary many years ago, when the two were duck hunting together near Moody’s family farm in the vicinity of Scandia. It also was when Moody’s appreciation of Sando as a “super-mentor” was reinforced.
The farmer/landowner on whose property the two were pass-shooting ducks had produced more than a crop of hay and grass for his cattle late that summer. He’s also produced ducks and pheasants and other critters by leaving that stand of mixture of forbs throughout the spring and most of the summer.
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