Great Outdoors
RAV4 is a surprising crossover
I’ve been rough on the Toyota RAV4 in my reviews of it. In the past, I’ve described it as a great ride for a five-foot-tall nun who likes to fish occasionally. I should explain that […]
Month: June 2017
Great Outdoors
We had to celebrate Fathers’ Day early this year
While the rest of my family is celebrating Father’s Day at Coors Field, watching a Rockies game without me, I’ll be taking pictures at the Earl Anderson Memorial Rodeo in Grover, Colorado. I sure hope […]
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Cindy DeLancey to lead Wyoming Business Alliance
WBA 6-8-17 The Wyoming Business Alliance has hired a new president with an extensive experience in the energy, entrepreneurial, agriculture, and small business sectors, as well as local and state government. Cindy DeLancey will lead […]
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Salmonella Cases with Baby Chick Connections Up in Wyoming
WDH 6-7-17 The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) has identified a significant increase in salmonella cases so far this year linked to contact with baby poultry. Six cases, involving live poultry and residents of Fremont, […]
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Time to cool off in a mountain lake
If you venture into the hills to do some fishing but find the heat is pushing the fish to the bottom of the lake, you might want to beat the heat by joining the denizens […]
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Keep your distance while watching wildlife
Those brochures they hand out at Yellowstone with a drawing of a person getting flung into the air by an angry buffalo aren’t just for the tourists. They’re a warning to everyone who spends any […]
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Community Input Meetings Scheduled for American Indian Education
WDE 6-5-17 The Wyoming Department of Education will conduct community input meetings on Wyoming’s Social Studies Content and Performance Standards as they pertain to Wyoming’s new “American Indian education program” legislation. These meetings will inform […]
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Protect yourself from ticks this summer
Ticks aren’t just creepy little crawling arachnids. They also carry some really bad diseases. The big three are Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Lyme disease, and tularemia. All three come with fever, headache, fatigue, chills, aches, […]
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Washakie Ranger District road and area openings delayed due to high snowpack
USDA 6-3-17 Despite warming conditions in the Lander Valley, the significant snowpack throughout the Washakie Ranger District is melting slowly. District ranger Steve Schacht asks for the public’s patience as the Forest Service assesses conditions […]
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Take a fishing opportunity whenever it presents itself
Are you driving right now? Pull off the highway and do a little fishing. I never go anywhere without fishing gear. I’ve always got a fly rod and a spinning rod in the vehicle, complete […]