Crossbows And Accessories
February Rabbits
Rabbit hunting is a cure for cabin fever. With upland bird seasons closing Jan. 31, there’s not much to hunt in February besides rabbits. February is actually my favorite month to hunt rabbits. I typically discourage my dog, Phantom, from pursuing rabbits, often ignoring her rabbit points so she remains focused on birds. But once …
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Tips: Keep Me Warm
Tips from Nebraskaland photographers on how to keep warm. Each year, the contributors to Nebraskaland Magazine spend hundreds of hours outside in frigid temperatures. There is no way to consistently battle this type of climate without a game plan. For me, I eat multiple servings of protein – including peanut butter and yogurt, before and during …
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Muguruza In Awe of Ferrer’s Fighting Spirit
The two-time Slam champion was thrilled to partner with the legendary Spaniard at Hopman Cup Garbiñe Muguruza has high praise for her teammate David Ferrer after spending the week with the soon to be retired Spaniard.
“I was so excited to play with David. In Spain we all admire his fighting spirit,” said Muguruza. “Actually I’m learning so much this week. I’m just like staring at him and talking to him—I think he’s a great mentor.”
.@DavidFerrer87 will now play his last singles match in Australia.@GarbiMuguruza offers a tribute to her teammate 🇪🇸 #HopmanCup pic.twitter.com/qgXY4NMIEc
— Hopman Cup (@hopmancup) January 4, 2019
Ferrer capped off an entertaining week with a win over Lucas Pouille in three sets on Friday. He is expected to retire at home, at the Madrid Masters this season.
“It’s going to be the last matches in my career and I try to enjoy every point that I play,” said the Spaniard.
Muguruza went 1-2 in singles at Perth, losing in three sets to Angelique Kerber and falling to Ashleigh Barty in straight sets before defeating Alizé Cornet on Friday. The good news for the Spaniard is that her leg injury appears to be nothing serious.
She left the court after three games during her win over Cornet on Friday and returned to win the match.
"I work hard, as well with matches and the whole week. So, today I was a little bit tired. I just felt a little pain in my quad and I thought, you know what, protect it a little bit," she said. "I kept fighting and kept playing."
Unseeded at Sydney, Muguruza is slated to face Carla Suarez Navarro in the first round.
Wild What’s Up
Send your wildlife questions to our environmental educators. As an environmental educator, I am asked countless questions about wildlife, habitats, and plants. Occasionally I know the answer, but now and then I have to do some research. Nebraska Game and Parks now has an email address (wildwhatsup@nebraska.gov) where people can send their wildlife questions and …
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Threatened and Endangered
The Scaleshell Mussel If you spend time along Nebraska’s lakes and rivers, you are likely to come across the occasional large “clam” shell. These are examples of our state’s native freshwater mussels. It can be quite interesting to observe the unique shapes, sizes and colors of the 29 species found in our state, although a …
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Low-Profile Tactics for Public-Land Hunting
Deer hunting is a challenge everywhere, and public land hunting increases the obstacles that many on private land rarely need to worry about. So, here is the first of six sneaky ways to stay under the radar and find success on public land.
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Tennessee Woman Catches Monster Catfish
2018 ended with a bang for a Tennessee woman as she reeled in an 88-pound monster catfish from Kentucky Lake on December 30. Paula Cathey Smith of Waverly, Tenn., had been in a nearly month-long fishing dry spell. She hadn’t caught much to brag about but that all changed just as 2018 was ending and
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Steven Rinella’s Goal is Catching On, and Things Are Only Getting Started: A Meateater Interview
“I’m a diehard Bigfoot non-believer.” Thank goodness, because so am I. When someone reaches a level of “unofficial professor” of all things outdoors, it’s reassuring when they confirm a shared non-belief. Steven Rinella hasn’t changed his principles, but with The Meateater, he’s creating an unprecedented network of outdoor information and engagement. And the great thing
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Fall Colors 2018 Assignment Winner Zeralda La Grange
Congratulations to Zeralda La Grange for winning the Fall Colors 2018 Assignment with the image, “Sunrise Over Dallas Divide.” “In…
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Nugent: Happy Nuge Year 2019 All!
Good old Mother Nature and nasty old Murphy always have the final say. And of course that is why we love it so much. On occasion, when luck is on our side, such dedicated planning connects the predator dots, the backstrapper planets align, and God shines His miraculous love down upon us.
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CRP, Grassland Conservation, Early Successional Habitat; Not Just For Pheasants
C-R-P, grassland conservation and early successional habitat. When those letters and words are brought up in a conversation, chances are the ring-necked pheasant will be mentioned in a sentence or two. Yes, CRP, grassland conservation and early successional habitat and pheasants all go together, but they also go with a lot of other wildlife. You …
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Celebrating Victories When They Come – The Modern Fish Act is Now the Law
As you’ve hopefully heard by now, the Modern Fish Act recently passed both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives and was signed into law by the President. Although first introduced in April 2017, the […]
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The Evolving Game of Sight-Fishing on Ice
Talk about trends in ice fishing, no one’s sees the big picture quite like Brian “Bro” Brosdahl. From November through February, the legendary Bro and his wonderful wife, Heather, embark on an ice fishing tour […]
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Mossberg Launches MC1sc Handgun
In celebration of the company’s 100th Anniversary, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc., is announcing the release of a full-featured, 9mm concealed carry handgun: the Mossberg MC1sc (subcompact). Coming full circle from the company’s first firearm […]
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Stories In Motion: Sony RX10 IV
The Sony RX10 IV’s premium 25x zoom lens and pro-quality 4K video capture make this camera a “secret weapon” for on-location stills and movies.
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Sukakpak Mountain Reflection
Photographer Adam Woodworth captures a mountain pond reflection in Alaska, a roadside shot that was 200 miles up a dirt road.
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FWC TrophyCatch Program Celebrates 6 Successful Seasons
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) TrophyCatch program celebrated six years of trophy bass conservation at its annual Hall of Fame ceremony held at Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Orlando. During the […]
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Brunswick Invests in AI Marine Technology
Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC) two weeks ago confirmed it has completed an investment in Sea Machines Robotics, a leader in the development of autonomous technology and advanced perception systems for the marine industry. Sea Machines […]
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