Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and just about all other mainstream social media sites are now putting misinformation labels on posts that don’t give the whole story. I understand the need for these labels, but if they’re […]
I finally have a horse of my own again. For several years, the only horses I’ve been feeding were my wife’s barrel horses. One is the old girl who has earned a comfortable retirement, and […]
My wife started a new job at the end of last year that’s completely work-from-home. Since she wasn’t driving her 4Runner much, we figured it was a good time to sell that vehicle and use […]
Every year, hundreds of thousands of visitors enter Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. If you’re one of those visitors, thank you for coming! I hope you have a wonderful time. You’ll see pronghorn, also […]
I’m constantly getting little reminders why I love living in Wyoming. Every region of the country is loved by most of the people who live there, I am sure. Maybe it’s just a factor of […]
I had grand plans to hunt a couple of new areas this year. I’ve scouted those areas, bought new maps that cover them, and come up with schemes to ambush the game I was planning […]
I applied for limited quota elk and deer licenses this year. It was only the second year I’ve remembered to apply in probably the last five or 10 years. Most years, I’ve ended up getting […]
If summer follows spring’s lead, we’re in for a hot one. It’s been pretty dry in much of the state, too. That’s bad news for farmers and ranchers, for sure, but it’s also not good […]
When I was a kid, my dad used to take me into the mountains above Pinedale each summer. I was quite young when Dad decided I should carry my own weight – literally. Before we […]
Gov 6-17-21 Governor Mark Gordon has announced that up to $6.5 million of remaining CARES Act funds will be used to fund capacity expansion at Wyoming State Parks and Historic Sites. This will expand opportunities […]
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