The winter of 1948-49 brought Nebraskans the most prolonged battle with the elements in the state’s history.
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New Year Green – Hunting Late-Season Mallards
When most sane duck hunters have given it up for the season, I’m trying to figure out a way to get one more chance at late-season mallards.
Ponderosa Psychology
Similarly to Rorschach inkblots, pine bark pattern interpretation seems like a completely valid way to assess those around you.
John Nelson’s Nebraska
John Nelson did not find much gold in Colorado, but Nebraskans are fortunate he found photography.
Orville Ralston – Nebraska’s Flying Ace
Orville Ralston had a choice to make. Flying over France, the engine of his Sopwith Camel fighter plane was giving him so much trouble that he dropped out of the combat formation.
My Favorite Running Trails in Nebraska
As communications director for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, I get to travel to some of the state’s best destinations for meetings. Quite often, before those meetings start, I hit the trail.