With no formal training as a writer, my Nebraskaland articles usually require hard work. Recently, however, the storyline and photos for an article on the rare hairy clematis fell into my lap.
Stories
Top Picks for Fall Camping at Nebraska State Parks
Looking for a place to go camping this fall? You can’t go wrong with a Nebraska state park.
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.
Low Budget Waterfowling
As a kid growing up in a small lake town in the ’70s, hunting was something Todd Mills could do on a small budget, and it’s still true today. Read his advice.
Paddlefish Snagging: A History of a Unique Fishery
Today, the American paddlefish is the only remaining paddlefish species worldwide, and one of Nebraska’s most fascinating fish species.
Deer Fangs
While we all have observed deer or pictures of deer with antlers, have you ever encountered a deer with fangs or tusks — canine teeth?