The Day of the Lions. Spring time, Montana. They say spring is often a time of change. And that certain external events mark those changes. I’d just gotten out of a relationship and was adjusting to a new world, new patterns, new rhythms. In essence, I was trying to find myself again. But I was …
It’s been a long, productive winter here in western Montana. And honestly a bit wild, like the land. There’s a lot going on. My nature thriller, “The Puller” was released in early winter and is now with Pyr/Simon and Schuster. The audiobook version came out last week, and from the samples I’ve heard, the narrator …
When people see my images of Montana, or the PNW, they often see photos taken in the absolute best conditions. For example, the brief but brilliant fall, or the vibrant spring that lasts ten days between winter and the scorching heat of summer. My images of sparkling blue lakes, fall-kissed aspen leaves and warm, inviting …
A unique and incredible thing happened in late October. While hiking in Glacier, I had a once in a lifetime encounter with a wolf. Due to the weather, I was lucky to have this portion of the park to myself. As a copse of pine trees kneeled in the wind, I had a deep sense …
Well, it’s been two years to the day you left my side, old friend. I still think about you all the time. After rescuing you from the pound at five months old, and having you literally at my feet for over twelve years, you passing away in my lap was one of the worst days …
Hi. There’s been a lot of bear content in the news lately, especially in the Northern Rockies. A bear attack (sadly), and video of curious bears “following” people. I’ve noticed that it’s occurring more frequently this year. And that’s because a lot of people are moving to the Northern Rockies…people who think their new backyard …