One thing I like about guiding in Yellowstone National Park is that every day is different. There are some days where we have to work hard to find wildlife, and there are other days where Yellowstone smiles upon us and decides to share her bounty at every bend in the road. This was one of […]
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The howl of a wild wolf cuts right through to the soul. It is a haunting and beautiful sound, full of ancient wisdom, yearning, passion, and sorrow. I have heard that call many times, usually from a great enough distance that there is a few-second lag between seeing the howl in our spotting scopes and
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Twice per year, a small crowd bundles up in puffy jackets and gathers at Marquette’s Lower Harbor ore dock to witness a unique sunrise phenomenon: Orehenge. “Orehenge” is an unofficial nickname coined by locals, although the name (and the event) is quickly gaining popularity. But what exactly is Orehenge, and what’s the big deal? The
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One week ago today, a massive flood event completely stopped the busy summer guiding season in its tracks. Within that one short week, the National Park Service and several public and private partners have performed a herculean effort to restore some access to the area, but there is still a long way to go. It
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It’s no secret by now that the Yellowstone region has been experiencing a record flooding event the past few days. Many gateway towns such as Gardiner, Red Lodge, Cooke City, Silver Gate, and Livingston have been devastated physically and economically. I am thankful that myself and my co-workers are safe and dry. However, we all
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