An English-born Mormon missionary, Charles Savage made these Nebraska trail images during his 1866 journey to Utah.
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Behind Wildlife Antler Recycling
Antlers lost to the woods serve as a valuable resource for a wide range of wildlife species. Squirrels, like other rodents in Nebraska including mice, woodchucks, porcupines, rabbits, chipmunks and beavers, have elodont teeth, which are continuous-growing incisors.
A Change in the Nebraska Turkey Woods
Over time, my passion has evolved. Those early days of filling my own tags gradually shifted into something else.
Harissa Turkey Kabobs
Harissa is a North African chili paste that, when combined with wild turkey, makes a perfect weeknight meal when you feel like grilling.
Chief Standing Bear and the Declaration of Independence
Standing Bear took the unprecedented step of suing the federal government in court. This was the first time a Native American had done so.
Sharing the Crane Migration with Family
Experiencing Nebraska’s sandhill crane migration has been on the “bucket list” of my brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Jeff and Judy Willour of Omaha, for decades.