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Life of a Black Bear Cub The number of cubs in a litter is usually 2 to 3 in the United States, though litters of up to 6 have been reported in several of the eastern states. At about 10 months, the...

Bear Paw American black bears have flat feet with 5 toes. Their short, thick, sharp claws are non-retractable and are used for digging, climbing, and handling foods. It is normal to only see the...

Bear with Fish Each summer as thousands of salmon make their way upstream to spawn, bears are gathering at special places near the falls and shallow parts of rivers to catch them. Some bears stand...

A Young Black Bear Bears are among the first animals that children learn to recognize. The American Black Bear (Ursus americanus) are found only in North America, ranging over most of the dense...

Black Capped Chickadee A bird almost universally considered “cute” thanks to its oversized round head, tiny body, and curiosity about everything, including humans. The chickadee’s...

Blue Jay This common, large songbird is familiar to many people, with its perky crest; blue, white, and black plumage; and noisy calls. Blue Jays are known for their intelligence and complex social...

An Angler's Favorite. The Brook “trout” is actually a char – both are closely related members of the Salmonidae family. It is also called the speckled trout because of its...

Bush Plane These small airplanes are used to get in and out of remote landing sites. Many times, they are equipped with oversized tires, extra powerful engines, & special wing modifications...

A Classic Old Log Cabin A classic old log cabin of the early 1800’s built for protection from the elements and wildlife. Log cabins were made with felled trees that had been stripped of their...

Relax! You're on Lake Time Canoes were developed over the course of thousands of years by the native peoples of North America. The word ‘canoe’ originated from the word...

Cardinal Pair The male Cardinal is perhaps responsible for getting more people to open up a field guide than any other bird. They’re a perfect combination of familiarity, conspicuousness, and...

Coaster Caddy Contemporary Design Standard With Protective Vinyl Feet Powder Coated Heavy Gauge

Coaster Caddy Contemporary Design Standard With Protective Vinyl Feet Powder Coated Heavy Gauge

Downhill Skiing Alpine skiing became an Olympic event in 1948 at the Games in St Moritz, Switzerland. The rules for the Downhill were developed by Sir Arnold Lunn for the 1921 British National Ski...

Dragonfly The dragonfly is a beautiful insect with an elongated body and strong transparent wings. Although possessors of six perfectly developed legs, they are quite clumsy on the ground. When...

Eagle with Fish To catch a fish, eagles watch the water surface from a perch or while soaring, swooping down close to the water and planting their curved razor sharp talons through the water and...

Fly Fishing The most important skill for fly fishing is the cast. If you can’t put the fly where it needs to be, your odds of catching fish go down dramatically. Unlike other casting methods,...

Golf Bags During the 1880s, golf bags first came into use. “The beast of burden” is an old nickname for the caddie who carried golfers’ equipment for them. The first powered golf...

Grizzly Bear - (Ursus Arctos) Humans have long been fascinated by bears, perhaps because they have so many human-like qualities. Like us, they stand upright on the soles of their feet and have eyes...

Hooded Warbler Warblers, with their brilliantly colored feathers, are the tiny jewels of the eastern United States bird families. They are very active - constantly flittering around. Most are yellow...