Toadstool Park

Toadstool Geologic Park, in Western Nebraska Badlands

Brazen Burros of Custer

The semi wild burros which roam in part of Custer State Park are direct descendents of the animals brought here in the late 1920's to haul tourists to the top of Harney Peak. After the attraction failed in the 1930’s, the burros were loose.

Looks Like Trouble

Bison can run up to 35 mph with stamina exceeding that of a horse, and easily jump over a 6 foot fence with surprising agility for such a hulking beast.

It's a Prairie Dog World

The P.D. towns of Windcave National Park and Custer State Park are among the best wild and untampered ones you can find anywhere. Visitor's tip: Plan your visits earlier in the day and during the summer months to view them while most active. P.D's nap in their deep burrows during the hot summer afternoons and begin to cut back activity during September in preparation for hibernation which can last to April.

Nebraska Whitetail

Morrill County, Nebraska

Custer State Park

Free roaming herd one foggy morning at Custer St. Park, South Dakota

Napping Red Fox

Vintage Cub Scout Handbooks

Pawnee Lake Calls it a Night

Magpie the Scavenger on Buff Skull

Call of the Wild

Badlands Panorama

Vintage Boy Scout Handbook

What a prize this was when I got my hands on a second-hand copy when I was a kid! It's probably one of the top five things I'd have to point my finger of blame on for fueling a young boy's ideas of outdoor adventure!

Airborne

Sketchpad - One

Mr. Bison

Stallion

The Busy Plover

Bronco