Great Outdoors
It’s the mishaps that make hunts memorable
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 […]
Month: October 2022
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He Takes His Job Seriously
by Keith Kelley–4 Oct ’22 A backup quarterback always has to be ready. At any time during a game, their number could be called–either due to an injury to the starter, or poor play. That’s […]
Great Outdoors
Fall mornings make you feel alive
Maybe it’s because I usually end up coming home empty-handed, and it’s pretty rare that I get to experience the feeling that comes at the end of a successful hunt, but my favorite part of […]
Great Outdoors
Here’s to fat wallets getting thinner
Around the first of September, a good number of Wyomingites start tilting a little bit when we sit. Some of us develop a bit of a limp. It’s not a permanent malady, and it’s not […]