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June 18, 2025Cinnamon Creek area. McKenzie County.Little Missouri River.Wildflowers.Huge yellow butterfly.Green country....
20/06/2025

June 18, 2025
Cinnamon Creek area. McKenzie County.
Little Missouri River.
Wildflowers.
Huge yellow butterfly.
Green country.
Elk antler shed.

March 23, 2025
30/04/2025

March 23, 2025

14/02/2025

Moose munching on willows…

2/13/2025

Winter mule deer & moose 2/13/2025
14/02/2025

Winter mule deer & moose 2/13/2025

Cold and then colder on a point above the lake. Brrrrrr!
28/11/2024

Cold and then colder on a point above the lake. Brrrrrr!

03/09/2024

If you are struggling please reach out to someone. Asking for help is stronger than leaving your family and friends behind asking why and blaming themselves for not knowing.

01/09/2024

This September, as we observe National Su***de Prevention Month, we are committed to raising awareness and supporting those who may be struggling.

The journey of healing starts with a conversation, and every voice matters. Whether you’re a veteran, active duty, or a civilian, reaching out and offering a listening ear can make a world of difference.

Remember, it’s okay to ask for help. No one should face this struggle alone. We are stronger together!

31/08/2024

When we begin paying attention to life’s clues, we develop a sort of sixth sense. Instead of thinking our way through life, we feel our way through. No longer do we find the need to debate everything. Rather we’re drawn to what feels right.

With this in mind, it’s good to keep plans open and itineraries loose. If every waking moment is preplanned, we cannot act upon our sixth sense. During my wilderness excursions, I find it crucial to rely on the sixth sense. It guides me to hidden water, forgotten ruins, and lost gems I’d never find on prescribed routes, with fixed agendas.

The thinking mind has no idea where the next opportunity lies. It cannot understand the sixth sense, because it uses no words, no vocabulary at all—only feeling. When you know what you want, it’s imperative to follow feeling. It will guide you the same way bees are led to flowers. When you awaken the sixth sense, every day becomes a mystery, life overflows with abundance, and you can do no wrong. You’ll begin to see that the only wrong turns are the ones that go against your sixth sense. If it feels right, it’s probably right. If it feels wrong, it’s probably wrong.

It’s just the way nature works—moving toward the good, away from the bad.

8/18/2024NICE CLIMB/HIKE TO A BEAUTIFUL VIEW IN SOUTHEAST McKENZIE COUNTY
18/08/2024

8/18/2024

NICE CLIMB/HIKE TO A BEAUTIFUL VIEW IN SOUTHEAST McKENZIE COUNTY

8/13/2024 Afternoon HikeNorth of the North Unit, south of Watford City.I started off checking out a neat rock formation ...
14/08/2024

8/13/2024 Afternoon Hike
North of the North Unit, south of Watford City.
I started off checking out a neat rock formation that is in a rather odd location considering the surrounding prairie and soon found the “ruins” to a ranch that once was. Old timbers strewn about and then a sandstone formation, more timbers of a structure that was no longer and a good sized depression for whatever it used to be.
Nearby a pipe of water fed into a stock tank that looked inviting with clear water, but for the green growth below. A Garter snake slithered in the grass and found a hole before I could photo it.
The morning storm left the creek swollen and I was unable to jump across it to get to my real destination of the bluffs, but walking through the thickets of prairie grasses and sagebrush was also rewarding for some neat changes in colors and flow of land.
A Muley fawn busted out at one point as I was almost right on top of her and startled me pretty good. Haha! I was watched from afar and her big ears were quite visible for awhile as she watched me move out and away from her bedroom. I had seen plenty of deer beds along the way but she was the only one around.
It was quite humid and after walking up the creek and meandering back and forth awhile as I tried to find a spot to cross the creek and was unable to do so, I headed back to the truck to return another day to go where I originally planned.

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