What Wild Women Do
According to folklore, within every woman there is a wildness – a fierce creature with the potential to be unleashed.
If you’re not sure how...
Dodge the Vipers
Even a snake lover like Mike Porter acknowledges that fear can be real when encountering a slithering sack of venom on a tromp in...
Bird is the Word
It’s almost spring in Oklahoma and the birding is easy.
Mid-March is a transition period between seasons, when opportunity for spotting multiple avian species is...
Hunting as Family Time
For foodies and coffee lovers, the autumn months are punctuated with pumpkin spice, but for many Oklahomans the season is not complete without a...
The Great American Solar Eclipse
Though we may be fortunate enough to gaze upon the beauty of the moon nearly every night, there are moments in history when the...
Expanding Beaten Paths
With autumn in full swing, Oklahomans are hitting the trails to enjoy brisk mornings and cool evenings, especially as the leaves start to change...
Living the Wild Life
While the extensive flooding last spring caused problems for many Oklahomans, Karen Flusche of Fluscheville Farm was dealing with an issue many people may...
A Soft Landing
“Clyde is a good boy!” states the extremely social, white cockatoo (Clyde) as he and his buddy B.J., an African grey, entered the Oklahoma...
The Science Of Studying Sasquatch
It’s shortly before midnight on a foggy fall evening in 1988. My mother is driving us through the backcountry roads of Newalla. I am...
Saving The Monarchs
Colorful butterflies that routinely make stops in Oklahoma en route to Mexico are on the decline. The Monarch butterfly, to many, is the most...
