I don’t do it intentionally, but every fall, I subconsciously start walking everywhere with a much lighter step than normal. When I’m at the office, that leads to situations where I inadvertently sneak up on […]
Coming back from Colorado last weekend, I got passed by an SUV pulling a boat. This happened right around the Wyoming state line, and I figured the guy was just in a hurry to get […]
My wife and I went on a hike to Bomber Mountain in the Bighorns over Labor Day weekend, and we wound up losing one pair of expensive sunglasses and breaking another one. But we also […]
Over Labor Day weekend, my wife and I took a hike up to Bomber Mountain in the Cloud Peak Wilderness. Normally, hiking is a fairly inexpensive endeavor. If you camp in a tent, you’re not […]
My wife and I, along with a family friend, hiked up to Bomber Mountain on Labor Day weekend. We camped the first night between the Fortress Lakes, about three miles from the Bomber Mountain summit, […]
I never used to be too concerned about the weight of my camping gear, but that’s because I’ve always had horses to get deep into the backcountry. I still have horses, but sometimes it’s good […]
As a bowhunter, Labor Day, or at least Labor Day weekend, usually falls within the hunting season. But there are usually way too many people out there in the woods on Labor Day weekend. I’m […]
Cooking was always a daunting chore for me. I managed to scrape together meals that somehow didn’t kill me during college, and in my single days, on the rare occasions I didn’t buy food already […]
I had the great fortune to acquire both a new rifle and a new bow since last hunting season. I would love a new shotgun, but that’s not in the cards yet, and to be […]
I don’t think I’d try it during the rifle season, but if your antelope area’s still open to archery only, a decoy might be just the trick you need. After the pronghorns have broken into […]
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