Next Generation Insight to the Outdoors
Back in February, I wrote about an exciting discovery I made on our family property. Two barn owls decided to make one of our deer stands their nesting home for the spring. I quickly recognized this as a once in a lifetime opportunity to document the nesting and hatching process of a very secretive and …
With the turning in of my final MBA assignment yesterday, I was left in contemplation about what was next for me. Certainly more focus on my full-time job was in store. Perhaps I’d turn my business idea into a new company in the coming months. Or, maybe I would just relax. Who knows, I thought. …
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For many, Monday, April 21st in 2014 was just another painful start to the week; an unwelcome, dreaded inevitability. But to those faithful souls who adhere to the religion of gobbling on opening morning, it was a holy day. Simply questioning what I’d be doing that day would be declared blasphemy if it were up …
Missouri Outdoor Communicators Annual Scholarship By Ryan Miloshewski Every year, members of the Missouri Outdoor Communicators convene on a scenic town in Missouri to innovate and promote their organization. For the past sixteen years, a scholarship winner has joined them. The Buck Rogers Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a young man or woman exemplifying excellence …
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If you’d like to hear the story narrated to you, click play on the video above! Yesterday I spent several hours walking miles through our family property in search of dropped deer antlers. While the recent warm front has gotten us past the dreaded winter cold, it has now led to another problem for …
Two weeks ago, I stumbled upon an owl nest in an old deer stand on our property. I left the area undisturbed since the discovery of the eggs, but today I returned to check on them. As I began my climb up the ladder, not one, but two Barn owls flew out of the open …