During and after every hunt, pay attention for signs of injury or distress in your dog.
Recent Posts
Understanding White-tailed Deer Sign
Deer are social animals who communicate with sounds and signs. The signs they leave behind and how to interpret them can be clues for hunting success.
Leave the Leaves This Fall
For small creatures that live around your property, those piles of leaves, dead plant material, twigs and stems help keep them alive over the winter months.
Cooking Outdoors when Campfires aren’t an Option
No campfire? No problem. Outdoor education specialist Christy Christensen shares her advice for equipment you can use when campfires are prohibited.
Becoming a Snipe Hunter
Common snipe is similar to a mourning dove in size, and at times rival these athletic fliers with their constant maneuverability. When they set their wings to land, they resemble teal.
A Passion for Regal Fritillaries and Violets
The regal fritillary is aptly named. A glimpse of this large butterfly, with its beautiful reddish-orange wings ornately spotted with white, black and blue, effortlessly sailing above the prairie, is indeed a regal sight.
Nebraska Nature
Two Deer, One State
Nebraska is home to two distinct species of deer: the white-tailed deer and the mule deer.
Barbs & Backlashes
Mental Musings of a Muskie Maniac
Thoughts that go through a muskie angler’s mind. Most of them kept inside the head, but some may be said out loud?
In the Wild
Trophy Deer: A Personal Pursuit
For many deer hunters, the memorable experience of an enjoyable hunt is the measure of success and the lasting trophy.
