Making Memories in Taxidermy
Taxidermy makes visible reminders of what every hunter holds dear. Crafting unique animal displays is a hallmark of Dr. Dwight Curtis’s work.
Recreation
It’s a Wood Rat — Git It! Git It! Git It!
I lurched up in my sleeping bag and saw a fur ball go flying under my cot.“It’s a wood rat!” I yelled as I grabbed my headlamp.
March is Whale Watching Time
Oregon’s peak spring whale watching time for gray whale migration is March 21-29, when thousands of whales swim by with their young.
It’s Time for Winter Owling!
When the long, dark nights of winter arrive, it is the perfect time for kids and their grandparents to go owling.
Tips for Booking the Best Alaska Fishing Trip
By HOLLY ENDERSBY Whales breaching, sea lions bellowing, and bald eagles circling are part of everyday fishing in the salt waters of southeast Alaska. Farther… Read More »Tips for Booking the Best Alaska Fishing Trip
Mountain Memories: Oregon’s Eagle Cap Wilderness
We hunted the Minam River canyon in the Eagle Cap every October, never failing to find elk. Ten years later there’s a healthy ecosystem, a gin-clear river, yet a horribly maintained trail system.
Ready for a Challenge? Try Carp Fishing!
“Carp are pretty amazing fish…If it gets too hot or too cold, they change their metabolism to meet the challenge.”
Time to Catch Bucket-List Fish!
By HOLLY ENDERSBY — Ready for your bucket-list fish? If latching onto a 10-foot, 400-pound sturgeon is your idea of fun, head to Hells Canyon on the Snake River.
A Life on Wild Waters
By HOLLY ENDERSBY “Once you’re a hard boater, it’s hard to go back to pushing rubber,” said whitewater guide Gary Lane about his fondness for… Read More »A Life on Wild Waters
Tag-Team Antler Hunting
While April is prime time for elk antler hunting, late winter can be a good time to look for whitetail and mule deer sheds as well.