South Dakota Outdoors

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Photo by Doug Jorgensen.

A Bad Rap for the Red Fox

These cunning hunters can be found all over South Dakota.

It will never be known for sure if Denny Jensen plucked the right three stones from an old rock pile, but the placement of these three evokes the star-crossed lovers of Arikara legend.

Pollock's Three Stone Idols

A group of Campbell County stones tell an old Arikara love story.

Black Elk Wilderness Area, named after the
Oglala Sioux Holy Man, was designated a
wilderness area in 1980. It encompasses
10,700 acres, including Harney Peak, highest
point east of the Rockies, which rises 7,242 feet
from the Wilderness center. Photo by Bernie Hunhoff.

Quiet, Beauty and Snow

Black Elk Wilderness Area visitors feel perched between heaven and earth at this sacred Lakota spot in ...

Mallards were the prize one bitterly cold day in Jerauld County. Photo by Christian Begeman.

Old Timer On Skates Outshoots Them All

A Wessington Springs duck hunt turned fowl when a wily "hunter" arrived on the ice.

A bull elk bugles in Wind Cave National Park. Photo by South Dakota Tourism.

Nature's Buglers

While in the Black Hills this month, listen as bull elk make one of nature's most distinctive sounds.

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