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Today's episode will sweep you off to a tropical island, making you murmur, "I don't think we're in Kansas anymore."

After fending off Eiffel Tower keychains offered by seven different vendors, exploring the area around the Paris landmark, and soaking our tired feet in the fountains, we decided it was high time we tried some crepes.

The morning after our arrival in France, we drove from Calais toward Paris. It was so good to be driving on the “right” side of the road again.

There are all types of deer hunters, those like me that love venison profess that any mature, healthy buck or doe is a candidate for the freezer and ultimately chicken fried venison steak.

For many years I have found myself in a tree stand or ground blind in early October with my bow. I’ve taken some good size bucks in northern states during early bow season but here closer to home, it’s usually younger bucks and does that offer close in bow shots.

Autumn agritourism has blossomed in the last couple of decades, and, having discovered the pumpkin patch phenomenon, I gladly traipse my family to one of the several on the high plains every fall.

Today, we honor halloween by sharing some little-known facts about our friends, the bats.

Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail" tells a story about a turkey-hunt that didn't go his way.

Hello, I’m Shelley Armitage bringing you a special Radio Readers BookByte in celebration of National Poetry Month. In honoring poetry this month and as a poet myself, I want to share this little piece I wrote. It’s called “What’s in a Title?” and refers to my forthcoming poetry collection entitled A Habit of Landscape.