John ‘Grizzly’ Adams: Legend of the West
Discover the life of John Grizzly Adams, a pivotal figure in American history. Uncover his Wild West outlaw tales that shaped America’s frontier legacy.
US Ranch Buying: The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide
Dive into The Ultimate Guide to Buying Ranches in the US: A Step-by-Step Handbook. Learn about ranch ownership, financing, and more! Click now!
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Key Considerations for Profitable Ranching: A Guide
Explore the essential considerations for profitable ranching. From location selection to water management, learn how to maximize your ranch’s potential.
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How To Prevent Oak Wilt
Oak wilt is a fungal disease that affects oak trees. It is caused by the fungus Ceratocystis fagacearum, which is spread by sap beetles. The beetles feed on the sap of infected trees and then carry the fungus to healthy trees. Once the fungus enters a tree, it blocks the flow of water and nutrients,
The Fetterman Massacre
In December 1866, during Red Cloud’s War, a group of Lakota, Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes joined forces and clashed with a detachment of the United States Army stationed at Fort Phil Kearny, Wyoming. The U.S. troops were tasked with safeguarding travelers on the Bozeman Trail. The Native American warriors, including Crazy Horse, employed a ruse
The Shot that Changed the West
The Second Battle of Adobe Walls: A Tapestry of Conflict and Survival in the American West In 1874, the Second Battle of Adobe Walls emerged as a watershed event in the annals of the American West. This encounter was far more than a mere conflict; it represented a vivid microcosm of the period’s strife, cultural
When Do Most Deer Shed Their Antlers?
When Do Most Deer Shed Their Antlers? Deer shed their antlers when their testosterone falls after mating, also known as their rut. This hormone decrease causes a weakening of the pedicle, which is the tissue and bone at the antler’s base. Outdor Life has a more exact explanation: During the spring and summer months,
What is the Flood Risk?
What is the Flood Risk? There’s a saying: where it can rain, it can flood. So for homebuyers, the question shouldn’t be, “can my house flood?” Rather, you should ask, “what is the flood risk?” Naturally, flood risk is higher with a house along the coast or near a large body of water (rivers and
Super Pigs
Super Pigs Super pigs, pigs, swine, hogs, boars – whichever name you give them, these omnivores are poised to wreak havoc on the environment in Canada and the United States. A group of “super pigs” that appear to be traveling from Canada to the northern US pose a serious threat to native wildlife and
Water Information for Landowners
The following websites are resources related to water for landowners: DROUGHT INFORMATION: The website https://www.drought.gov/states/texas provides up-to-date information on drought conditions in Texas, including temperature and precipitation conditions, key drought indicators, outlooks, historical conditions, and water supply, agriculture, and public health maps. The website is part of the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), a multi-agency
