Another deer hunting story, part 2 By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

As I was telling you last week, my first deer hunting adventure with a gun came in the fall of 1986 when I was 25 years old and attending college in Ely, Minnesota. All of the guys I was hunting with were younger than me, around 19 and 20. I had never owned a rifle before, only a shotgun.

Letter from the Publisher

We have only one week to turkey!Are you ready? It certainly doesn’t feel like Thanksgiving time yet.With no snow on the ground and only having to wear a light jacket it feels more like early fall. The calendar says otherwise, so it’s time to get out the stretchy pants and turkey baster, I guess.

Letter from the Editor

As the deer season rifle opener came, so did the snow flurries.While I’m not a hunter, I can appreciate the skill, time, and dedication that go into hunting.For some, it’s an adrenaline rush. For others, it’s a bonding experience.

Another deer hunting story By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

The other morning, when I first left the house to go to work, a dusting of snow covered the ground. A cold wind blew from the north-northwest.There was a chill in the air.My thoughts drifted back to a time when all I could think about this time of the year was deer hunting.

Klaus the kiwi killer By Bob Simmons

During my October radio convention in New Zealand, my broadcaster buddies and I made the most of our spare time by exploring as much of this island paradise as humanly possible.The official bird of New Zealand is the kiwi.

Letter from the Editor

First and foremost, I would like to congratulate our Bombers football team on their 6-man State Championship win! It has truly been a pleasure watching your photos each week and reading about your plays, but I have to be honest- it’s like reading German.I don’t understand “sports ball.

Football – now and then By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

Congratulations to the Drayton Bomber Football team for taking home their first state title in the 6-man football ranks.

letter to the editor

As Executive Director of FirstLink, North Dakota’s 211 Helpline and 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, I see every day how financial stress impacts emotional health.

Bob and the volcano By Bob Simmons

Our broadcaster groups’ fall convention in Whakatane, New Zealand, came to a close after the morning meetings on Wednesday, Oct. 15.

Along the way

|Traveling through the sanctuary of life’s creative and curious outlet, there are moments when we are left feeling the pains of our own perceptions in the exploration of understanding ourselves and ultimately the world around us.