Great Outdoors
Stay in practice at a bird farm
There are plenty of bird farms all over Wyoming, and it’s usually not that expensive to buy a few birds to get your young hunting dog some experience. It’s a great way to get the […]
Year: 2022
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Governor and Legislators Launch Effort to Maximize Economic Growth of Emerging Energy Projects
Gov 3-5-22 Governor Mark Gordon is announcing a joint collaboration between his office and the Wyoming Legislature that will keep Wyoming on the forefront of the energy frontier. Together the Governor’s Office and the Wyoming […]
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You can still fish in the winter
It’s about 15 days before spring will finally have sprung. But don’t let the fact that it’s still winter keep you away from the lakes and streams. There’s plenty of open water to be found. […]
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Get some practice shooting now
The spring bear and turkey seasons are coming soon, so take every opportunity to get outside and practice with the bow or pattern your shotgun now. And while you’re at it, get some practice with […]
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Don’t overlook rabbit hunting
We’re in for a few more cold snaps, I’m sure. A nice bowl of chili is great when the temperature outside is struggling to get to positive digits, but even better is a hot rabbit […]
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Governor to Lift Public Health Emergency Declaration
Gov 3-1-22 Governor Mark Gordon has announced he has begun the process to end Wyoming’s COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) declaration effective March 14. “As we see our case numbers and hospitalizations receding, it is […]
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OnX Hunt makes my GPS look ancient
I’ve been using my old Garmin eTrex Vista GPS receiver for years. It wasn’t the first GPS unit I ever owned, but it was the first one that was lightweight, compact, and easy to use. […]
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Coalition of Mountain West States sign MOU to Develop a Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub
Gov 2-28-22 T the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to coordinate and develop a regional clean hydrogen hub. Together, the states will work to compete for […]
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Here comes March — hold onto your hat
It’s almost March, and that’s got me worried. We’ve had plenty of wind already this year, and March tends to be the windiest month of all. If what we’ve experienced so far is any indication, […]
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I became a professional outdoorsman by luck
I was asked to speak to a class of high school kids a while ago, to tell them how a college education was important to the careers I’ve had. I guess they asked me because […]