Magazine reader Dennis Sieler sent us a collection of photos from the Mulehead Ranch by Bonesteel. Sieler also typed up a history of the ranch from an interview with ranch hand Grant Smith.
Mulehead Ranch
Author: Andrea Maibaum
Snowy South Dakota
South Dakotans don’t stop living when the snow falls. Instead we put on a few more layers and head out to play in the white fluffy stuff. Photos by Chad Coppess, SD Tourism.
Christmas at the Capitol
Our state capitol is always a welcoming place, but never more so than in the holiday season when South Dakotans come from afar to enjoy the Christmas spirit in the marbled halls and rotunda. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
Pine Ridge Fall Foliage
Pine Ridge might not be a fall foliage destination but we think it should be. Photos by Stephen Gassman.
Pheasant Hunting
South Dakota’s pheasant season opened for 2008 at high noon on October 18. Some 80,000 South Dakotans and 90,000 non-residents walked corn rows and sloughs, hoping to spook up a wily ringneck.
From the Skies
You think autumn in South Dakota is wonderful to behold at ground level? Take a look from a thousand feet in the air, as we got to do last week when Yankton’s pilot/photographer Dave Tunge invited us to take a ride in his Piper Cub.
Meeker Ranch Paint Out
South Dakota’s artists have quickly adapted to the Plein Aire Paint Outs now popular in South Dakota.
Osprey on the Missouri
Twenty young osprey were brought to Yankton from Idaho and gradually released as part of Wings Over Water, a plan to reintroduce the birds to the Missouri River Valley.
Fort Pierre to Deadwood: Along for the Ride
The Fort Pierre Verendrye Museum led a 17-day ride along the Fort Pierre to Deadwood trail to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the trail’s closing. Greg Latza rode along and took pictures as wagons and horses traveled the historic route.
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Kayaking the Missouri
Photographer and conservationist Joe Riis aims to protect the Missouri with his Nikon. The 24-year old kayaked 500 miles on the Missouri a couple of summers ago, collecting the photos into an exhibit called The Missouri River, Exposed.
