In Conservation, Doing Nothing is Doing Something
Engrained in the American psyche is romanticism of unsettled country, where man seldom trods and wild animals run unimpeded. Many like to think this is they way the Americas were […]
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Into the Weeds of the River
There’s really not a better way to spend the hot days of summer than to spend some time down on the river. Even if it’s just for a short spell, […]
The Celebrated Frog Jump of Bon Homme County
Originally posted on The Cow Docs:
Independence Day is a big deal to the people of rural America. Not to say it isn’t for urban dwellers as well, but in…
Chislic: A South Dakota Delight
So once again I have co-opted Carolyn’s section of this blog because, hey, she isn’t around right now so what’s she going to do to stop me (please don’t answer […]
Grazing Cattle is More Than Having Grass
Intuitively, it would seem the easiest thing about raising cattle is the part where the cows eat grass. Really, how complicated can it be to just put the cows out […]
Hey Doc, What’s This Thingie For?
So like every profession, veterinary medicine and cattle ranching in general have a unique set of tools that are necessary for the trade. If you’ve never seen them before, they […]
Applewood Smoked Round Steak
I know this is tagged under Carolyn’s Kitchen, but surprise! I actually made this. I know, let the church bells ring, shout it from the rooftops, Jake made something besides […]
