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• Dude ranches: Vacation in wide open spaces
Perhaps it's time to explore something new - or old - where you can get a sense of the Old West, enjoy wide open spaces from the back of a horse and maybe tame a wild trout. What you're looking for is a dude ranch, also known as a guest ranch. You'd ...
• When did people first come to North America?
The coprolites contain pollen, seeds, chipmunk bones, sage grouse feathers, trout scales, things that ancient people would have been eating, but Jenkins couldn't be sure they weren't coyote. He had estimated their age at 1,000 years before Clovis ...
• One cool small town: Mazomanie, Wisconsin
Mazomanie's comeback is partly due to historical society members who saw the potential of their hamlet nestled amid rolling hills, the Wisconsin River, Black Earth Creek (a Class A trout stream) and farm fields. Its location is a tourism promoter's ...
• Study: More freshwater fish in peril
More than two dozen trout populations are considered in trouble. About 6 percent of fish populations that were in peril in 1989, including the Bonneville cutthroat trout, have made a comeback, said lead author Howard Jelks of the U.S. Geological Survey
• Bon appetit! Great open-air restaurants
And the proof is in the menu, with dishes like roast quail with wild rice, bacon, and pea tendrils; Tasmanian sea trout with “forbidden rice,” lobster, bok choy, and a Thai basil pistou; and wild Alaskan halibut with succotash of morels, fava ...