Elk Plunges Down a Waterfall & Lands Right At Hunter’s Feet In Jaw-Dropping Video
When most people think of elk, they picture the wide-open ranges of the American West, not exactly the misty mountains of New Zealand. And yet deep in the forests and valleys of the South Island, massive elk (called wapiti there) roam freely, descendants of animals brought from North America over a century ago. These towering creatures, with antlers stretching wider than a man is tall, have become one of New Zealand’s most fascinating and elusive big-game animals. How Elk Arrived […]
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Wyatt Flores: Between the Road and the Ranch (photo by Matt Paskert) There are worse places to figure out what comes next than a mountain, a hammock and a sky full of stars. Wyatt Flores had been living in that temporary kingdom when we talked. He had been on the road, as usual, but this […]
Interview: Mason Winfree Comes Full Circle at the 90th Annual Old Fiddlers’ Convention (photo by Shana Leigh) Some songs have a way of staying with you. For old-time musician Mason Winfree, one of the first songs he learned to play as a teenager on the autoharp, a string instrument commonly found in old-time and country […]
Jim Choukas Bradley Black Hills Ranger Jim Choukas-Bradley has quietly released a new album of folk based songs rich with landscapes, storytelling, and a well of human experiences Black Hills Ranger. The album opens with the title track and a song about never going home again. Some of us hit the road at some point […]