When the author’s kiddos were young, she heard tales — near legends — of families embracing cold-weather camping. Here’s how to do it.
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New Life for the Old Stevens
Nebraskaland regional editor Justin Haag tells about refurbishing his grandfather’s rifle and its history.
Winter Wildlife Tracking
By Monica Macoubrie Winter is normally a time for hibernation. Sleeping five to sometimes nine months out of the year, animals will lay coiled up and cozy in an underground burrow, a pile of leaves or, as humans do, under a heated blanket in our beds. The negative temperatures, face-stinging […]
A Puppy for the Holidays
Who doesn’t want a puppy for Christmas? … But finding that right puppy is not only challenging, it’s also downright confusing.
The Lazy European Mount
By Jeff Kurrus While I’m quite fond of traditional white-tailed deer shoulder mounts, European mounts — showing just the skull and antlers — are a spectacular alternative. For my first European mount, I removed the head and as much hair as possible, boiled the “stuff” attached to the skull on […]
Your Camera Doesn’t See Like You Do – Part 3
If you learn to recognize the intensity and quality of light, it’s relatively easy to figure out how to use that light effectively.