A few years ago, I drove all over southeast Wyoming, looking for burrowing owls. I followed tips from others to find where there were suspected burrowing owl burrows, but I never found any. The closest […]
Way back in the old days, when I was in elementary school in Riverton, I had to do a history project on something that involved Wyoming. I chose the Pony Express, and I learned a […]
If you want to hunt in a limited-quota area for elk or deer, or anywhere for antelope, you need to get your hunting license applications in. And they’re due on June 1. That’s not a […]
This day has become the unofficial beginning of the summer, even though it won’t truly be summer for another month. But the weather is getting nice enough to get away to the hills, and the […]
Back in 1948 in Idaho, the town of McCall, Idaho, was booming. It’s a beautiful area, surrounded by mountains, forests, and nestled next to the picturesque Payette Lake. However, the same scenery that attracts humans […]
I envy people who talk about their Memorial Day plans that include camping, fishing, or just sitting in a camp chair at the lake. That’s not what my Memorial Day has been like for as […]
Over the last several years, veterinarians have been having a harder and harder time getting their hands on snakebite antivenom. Part of the reason is that rattlesnake venom is being used in more medications all […]
Watching my oldest son graduate from the University of Wyoming last weekend, I got to thinking about the things they don’t tell you when you accomplish those milestones. The speaker at the graduation talked about […]
We didn’t get any snow to speak of through the winter, and we’ve only gotten one good spring storm so far. And looking up at the mountains, it doesn’t look like the high country fared […]
Winters here are pretty mild. Sometimes they’re awfully cold, but for at least the last decade or so, they haven’t been bad at all. But we’re a little over a month into spring, and that’s […]
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