Nebraska Game and Parks education assistant Kenneth Pyle shares the benefits of inviting others to spend time with him outdoors.
Author: Guest Author
Disappearing Act
Within three minutes, the toad had been completely swallowed up by the earth, leaving almost no sign it had been there. It was mesmerizing and magical to watch.
After the Shot
Whether you’re hunting elk, antelope, mule deer or whitetail, what you do after the shot can greatly affect your chances of recovering the animal.
Tips for Cold-Weather Camping
When the author’s kiddos were young, she heard tales — near legends — of families embracing cold-weather camping. Here’s how to do it.
Pigments of the Fur Trade
Early Native Americans were ingenious in developing muted pigments for face painting and artwork, but came to rely on a steady supply of brilliant colors from traders.
Early License Plates and Driver’s Licenses
Nebraska began registering automobiles in 1905, but didn’t manufacture license plates until 1915. Owners made their own plates.