Inspiring outdoor adventure since 1926
Story and photos by Justin Haag Long before the Niobrara River carries the multitudes of tubers and kayakers in north-central Nebraska, it entertains a variety of outdoor enthusiasts at a recreational hot spot in the Panhandle. This far west, where the river would be better described as a creek, stands […]
If you find a fawn or baby bird, here are a few things to consider when encountering young wildlife this spring.
Before you start raking, pruning or clearing debris, take a moment to consider how your spring-cleaning efforts could impact local wildlife.
Winter affects the way sound travels, influencing how animals communicate, hunt and evade predators.
A friend likened them to the famed “Swallows of Capistrano.” It’s once again a joy to see the return of the migratory “Vultures of Chadron.”
Let’s dive into the fascinating ways these creatures keep their bellies full when the frost sets in.