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taking our bows for a walk
Archery deer season in South Dakota opened last Saturday. Jake and I had every intention of getting up early that morning and heading out to see what we could find. But when we found ourselves cracking...
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Snagging a Winter Summit
Winter is usually reserved for ski adventures but when the Black Hills had had some beautifully weather last week I decided to cash in. I unexpectedly found myself with an open afternoon and decided...
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Ascending Mato Paha
Mato Paha, meaning Bear Mountain in Lakota, rises 1,253’ above the South Dakota prairie. Located 6 miles northeast of the Black Hills, the sleeping bear keeps a watchful eye over the Paha Sapa....
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love and hate on trail 40
Ah, trail 40. A few year ago this trail beat me to a pulp, demoralized me and nearly left me whimpering in a pile. We mountain biked the length of it and by it’s description it should have been a...
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4th of July in the Bighorn Mountains
This year instead of celebrating the 4th of in our usual style with barbecues, parades, and fireworks Jake and I headed to the Bighorn National Forest for a car camping adventure with friends. With no...
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