One early summer day another fellow and I drove into a backwoods log landing to check a timber lot for the paper company we were working for.
We had just stepped out of my Scout when we noticed three young fishers running back and forth on a limb of a big yellow birch next to the landing. They were chattering back and forth probably never having seen a human or a vehicle.
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