Winter 2004:
Special
Section, Land Trusts. See “Forever &
Ever Amen” under Special Reports.
Forever & Ever, Amen
By
Tim Findley
Land trusts and the frightening thought of perpetuity.
Give Me a Home…
By
Catherine Shepard
Enviro says cowboys and cows have "got to go."
Ranching
On The Rural-Urban Frontier
By
Jeff Goodsen
Ranching on the rural/urban frontier.
Preserving the Future
By
Barbara Wies
Meet the Carvers at their historic Oregon ranch.
Portrait of the West
By
C. J. Hadley
Waddie Mitchell, buckaroo and cowboy poet.
Out on the Range
With
Carolyn Fox, Duane McGarva, Bob Moorhouse and Vera Frost
Haying for the Birds
By
Mike Connelly
Fair ain't what nature's about.
Up Front
By
C. J. Hadley
The frightening thought of perpetuity.
This Land is OUR Land
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Features
- Dividing The Waters
- Afterburn
- This land is Our Land
- Return to Eden
- Battle of the Sierra Madre
- Political Prisoner
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Humor
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Science
- Seeing Spots
- A Hoot for Endangered Economy
- Fast times at Uncle Buck’s
- Sonny & Easter
- Monkey Wrenches in the Mist
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Photos & Art
- Out on the Range
- Portrait of the West
- Morning Glory
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Opinion
- Message from BLM
- Should We Just Hush
- Congressman Rob Andrews
- Tough Times for Turner
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Departments
- Amazing Facts & Quotes
- Letters
- Bits & Spurs
- Range Agents
- Heroes
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People
- Ranchers and Irish Monks
- Captain America
- Wyoming Cowgirl
- Cowboy Calculations
- The Danns Meet Slick
- Stegner’s Sense of Place
- Crane High
- Confessions of Red Meat Survivors
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History
- Pioneer Memory
- An Old-Time Cow Ranch
- Suburban Cowboy
- The Way It Was
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Special Report
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