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A Big One vs. Two Showdown in High School Football
by Keith Kelley–1 Oct ’21 For the third week in a row, it will be #1 vs. #2 in high school football in the Cowboy State. Two weeks ago, it was #2 Sheridan knocking off […]
Year: 2021
Great Outdoors
It’s the mishaps that make hunts special
Not long ago, I saw a message on one of the hunting blogs I like to read. The writer wanted hunters to send in accounts of disasters they’d had in the field. I bet he […]
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You can keep summer — I’ll take fall
Some people live for the winter, when they can strap a pair of planks to their feet and rocket down a snow-covered slope at break-neck speed. Others look forward to the spring. These are the […]
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Wyoming Football Will Take Advantage of Their Bye Week, Leading Into MW Play
by Keith Kelley–28 Sep ’21 Some players are ready for it, others want to continue playing, but the Wyoming Cowboys are in their bye week. It is a chance to get some nicks and bruises […]
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Limited Booster Shots Recommended and Available in Wyoming
WDH 9-28-21 Recommendation Applies to Those Who Previously Received Pfizer Doses Booster doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine are now recommended and available for older residents and other adults at high risk of severe disease […]
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Buchanan Named as Member of Leadership of Nation’s Lieutenant Governors Association
WSOS 9-28-21 Wyoming’s Secretary of State Ed Buchanan is serving on the leadership committee for the National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA). NLGA is the professional association supporting lieutenant governors and the officeholders first in line […]
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Three Yellowstone wolves killed in Montana during first week of Montana’s hunting season
YNP 9-28-21 Yellowstone National Park wolf biologists report that the park’s Junction Butte Pack (27 wolves) lost three wolves to Montana hunters during the first week of Montana’s wolf hunting season. The Junction Butte Pack […]
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Know the rules so you don’t break them
Some game violations are committed out of pure disregard for the law, and some are just simple mistakes. But there are a few that seem to be the most common offenses every hunting season. Number […]
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Hunting does and cows helps the herds
Wildlife populations in Wyoming are no longer capable of keeping themselves in check. When the West became populated with people who changed the landscape with homes, cities, roads, and other elements of human habitation, it […]
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I admit I miss things about North Dakota
I was born and raised in Wyoming, and I’ve spent nearly my entire life here. The only exceptions were a couple of years I spent going to college in Colorado, and seven months working in […]