It’s always this time of winter with the cold and snow that the prospect of hibernation seems pretty darned attractive.
After all, I have a lot of hyperphagic practice already in place by the additional...
Apparently, there’s nothing like a cold-weather story to warm up memories from folks in Wisconsin.
Last week, I posted a link on the Facebook group Forgotten Wisconsin to my recent column about Jan....
Old memories become blurry with the passage of time, but a particularly cold Sunday 45 years ago that stands out for me was memorable across western and northern Wisconsin.
I’ve written before about...
‘Tis the season for holiday lights and while I’m no Clark Griswold, I’ve always enjoyed putting up a few exterior decorations.
The interior holiday decorating I leave to my far more capable...
The trees were silhouetted by the light of the waning but still large Beaver Moon as I slowly made my way down the hill toward my hunting spot.
It was shortly after 6 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, the opening...
The garden harvest season is long over, but we’re still enjoying the bounties. Sort of.
A few weeks ago, I wrote about harvesting our winter squash, including a couple dozen blue hubbard squash....
I learned a new word the other day referring to the desire of hardcore deer hunters to be in their stand as the fall breeding season heats up.
Apparently, a “rutcation” is when you set aside...
As we stood atop the bluff some 460 feet above the river, I was struck by the breathtaking vista before us.
A few weeks ago, my wife Sherry and I hiked to the top of Brady’s Bluff in Perrot State...
Halloween is the season for ghost stories and hauntings, but are there even bigger creatures that go bump in the night?
Many people consider the legendary creature Bigfoot — also called Sasquatch...
It’s harvest time in the country, with farmers busy in the fields at all hours of the day collecting the annual crops.
The warm and dry fall has created ideal harvest conditions so far across...
Fall is the time of year when we enjoy the different trees and the range of colors they display as the leaves start to change.
Maples, birch, elm, ash, hickory, walnut, poplar and oaks account for...
Memories are strange things at times because you never know what triggers recollections from the aging gray matter.
It’s been years — decades, really — since I thought of the times on the...
