I'm the first person to say, you can't eat the antlers. For me, hunting has never been about getting the biggest deer, or trophy hunting. ut I do gotta say, it does feel pretty good to finally have a rack to show off.
My Midwest Kitchen: Venison Steak Pizza
My dad got his first deer of the bow season recently, and sent me home with a fresh package of steak over the weekend. Normally I slice it and pan fry it with plenty of onions and mushrooms, but I had a different idea that I wanted to give a go.
The Small Town of Vining is Filled with Unique Sculptures
When you enter the town of Vining Minnesota in Ottertail County, you aren't expecting to see a giant foot, but that is exactly what greets you from the side of Hwy 210. The Big Foot sculpture is one of many in the town created by artist Ken Nyberg. Ken grew up in the area, and... Continue Reading →
Summer Is Going By Way Too Fast
I hope you are having an incredible summer yourself, and I'll remember to take a step back an enjoy it if you will as well.
An Open Letter to Minnesota Lake Towns
Dear Minnesota Lake Towns, It's been a long winter, and as docks start to go into the lakes, and we make sure our tackle boxes are fully stocked, we are eager to head your way again. I have been so anxious to get back to the lake, it's still a bit early in the season,... Continue Reading →
My Midwest Kitchen: Busch Light Bread
There is nothing better on a chilly day than a warm bowl of soup, and soaking up some of that delicious broth with a homemade Busch Light Bread bite.
An Old Creamery in Randall, MN Has Been Converted into a Quilter’s Dream
I had no clue that Randall had a quilt shop, and I had even less of a clue as to how awesome that quilt shop is.
Treasure City in Royalton, MN is the Most Interesting Rest Stop on Hwy 10
Every aisle was another adventure. It was almost like a store of souvenirs that were once for sale at another souvenir shop that went out of business.
Water Towers are the Best Part of Any Small Town
Water towers are a staple in a small town skyline. They're often the thing noticed before you can even spot the town.
Why Do Midwesterners Love Storm Watching So Much?
The second an abnormally dark cloud rolls into our viewing area we are standing under an open garage door with necks craned to the sky.