Lessons Written in Stone, Sky, and Silence

The desert is more than a place — it is a teacher.

In a world shaped by survival, scarcity, and resilience, the wild carries timeless lessons about life, strength, and balance.

These writings explore the deeper meanings hidden within ancient landscapes, the wisdom of wild creatures, and the journey of reconnecting with the natural world.

Me and Bigfoot

In the past Bigfoot’s existed exclusively in the myths and legends told around the glow of the campfires of North America. Now “Bigfoot / Sasquatch” lives like the rest of us in the glow of the electronic campfire that is television and computer screens around the world. In light of

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Some thought experiments on bighorn sheep and minerals

There are many issues that one can explore when dealing with bighorn sheep and minerals. Some of these are in the realm of established science but few if any have been applied. I believe it is the volunteer organizations that will eventually bridge the gap between the knowledge we already

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Some thoughts on wildlife and livestock management

There’s been a long-running controversy in the Western United States. This involves three factions. They are wildlife enthusiasts, the cattle industry, and those that champion the wild horse and burro populations. Wildlife people have a straightforward desire to increase wildlife but this excludes invasive species. The cattle industry also has

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