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• Misty Morning

  Posted on Friday October 30th, 2009 at 23:08 in winter trees, beauty of nature, trees in fog, trees in silence

  I saw old autumn in the misty morn, stand shadowless like silence, listening to silence." Thomas Hood Photo Courtesy: El_Nagual ...

• Alder Gulch

  Posted on Sunday October 25th, 2009 at 12:48 in gold rush, gold prospecting, gold fever, alder gulch, gold in montana, gold strike at grasshopper creek, montana gold claims

  Montana's rich history of gold prospecting, gold rushes and epidemics of gold fever justify the name - 'The Treasure State". Courtesy: Montana Heritage CommissionThe Stuart brothers set up the first sluice boxes at Gold Creek in May, ...

• For The Love Of Nature

  Posted on Tuesday October 6th, 2009 at 08:53 in protecting the environment, beauty of nature, protecting the planet, mike boyar protects the environment, nature stewardship

  I am always heartened when I read of people that demonstrate their commitment to protecting the environment. Many thanks to Mark Boyar and all the volunteers that made this happen. Published on Campaign for America's Wilderness (http://www.leaveitwil...

• How To Bear Proof Your Property

  Posted on Saturday October 3rd, 2009 at 08:58 in beauty of nature, bears in montana, bear attacks in montana, bear proof your property, bears in the yard, grizzly bear attacks

  Information from a pamphlet produced by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee, the Wyoming Game and Fish Dept., and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. 'Bear-proof' your property. No matter where we live in Bear Country we're never too far from......

• Mushrooms In The Lolo National Forest

  Posted on Wednesday September 30th, 2009 at 13:18 in fall colors, wild mushrooms, beauty of nature, my montana, exploring montana, forest fungi, moose in montana, mushrooms in montana

  The moose pond on Two-Mile Creek is golden and tawny, elderberries lay heavy on the banks. I saw a huge cow moose here last week, but no wildlife today. Mushrooms are everywhere. I understand that the squirrels, mice, birds and......

• Think First - Basic Wilderness Survival

  Posted on Tuesday September 29th, 2009 at 11:16 in survival skills, wilderness survival, gold prospecting, first-aid, preparing a survival kit, stocking a survival kit

  I love to spend time exploring the tundra, mountains, woods and deserts of our great country. My prospecting adventures have provided me with many unusual and unforgettable memories. Through experience, I have learned how vulnerable and fragile human...

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