Flowers A-Bloomin’
July 13, 2017
The Wild West calls for even wilder flowers … More Flowers A-Bloomin’
Arrows are Meant to be Shot
July 8, 2017
Archery season feels right around the corner with weather in the mid-80s every day, so I’ve been practicing and praying for the right WMU anterless tags. And, of course, climbing mountains in between those times. … More Arrows are Meant to be Shot
Holy Hail
June 30, 2017
Hail for three days in a row is crazy enough, but hiking through it…well, that just makes for a story. … More Holy Hail
Drunk on Water
June 25, 2017
Drinking 20 oz. of water every hour keeps that life-giving liquid on the forefront of my mind all the time … More Drunk on Water
Wild West (Virginia?)
June 19, 2017
The West is Wild, but so is West Virginia. Today, I begin to compare the two vastly different but wholly wonderful states. … More Wild West (Virginia?)
Work, Like What I’m Actually Doing
June 16, 2017
No, I’m not just getting paid to sight in rifles, although that was one recent critical component of my job. I’m working for Safari Club International Foundation as an intern for the American Wilderness Leadership School (AWLS) in Jackson, WY. But what does that mean? Safari Club International is a world-wide organization that promotes conservation … More Work, Like What I’m Actually Doing
Work & Home on the Ranges
June 8, 2017
It’s only been three days for me spent in Jackson, WY, but the concept of “work” has changed from the physic’s definition of “a force applied to an object” or a 9-5 office space to, now, sighting in .22 rifles and pistols. Firearms instructor Doug said he needed help sighting in the .22 rifles and … More Work & Home on the Ranges
