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Saturday’s October 19th pheasant opener was my 60th as a South Dakotan. Never have I seen fewer pheasants. We didn’t see enough birds to fill our limit, and by day’s
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I am a physician who believes in evidence-based science. I am also old, approaching my own “last chapter” from pancreatic cancer. I share this, not to engender pity . .
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Years ago, a family brought a 25-year-old farmer into the emergency room with a gunshot hole over his heart and with no pulse or breathing for more than ten minutes. It was a self-inflicted wound and this young farmer would farm no more.
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Each October, we celebrate Native Americans' Day – an opportunity to honor South Dakota's nine Native American tribes, as well as their heritage, culture, and tradition.
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Our local council #2676 had our September meeting on Tuesday the 3rd and 23 members were present.
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Yes, driving 416 miles to hunt a doe pronghorn antelope was a bit much, but I’ll look back on it as a fine adventure although it had nothing to do with the antelope.
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There’s nothing quite like autumn – cooler temperatures, the sound of crisp leaves under your feet (or snow as may be the case), and students settled back in school.
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