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Over the weekend, dozens of geocachers gathered in Kansas City for a five-county historical tour — using GPS as their guide.  If you’ve got a handheld GPS and are looking for new ways to use it, you really should try geocaching.  Part of the fun is the thrill of the hunt — but these folks [...] The post Geocaching for History in KC appeared...

Chet is out today (he’s probably shopping for an agent or he’s flown the coop to Hollywood, now that he has a taste of stardom) so we don’t really have a pithy tip or trick for you.  Instead we thought we’d turn the tables and ask YOU what you want to see from Chet.  Got [...] The post Chet’s Corner: Gone Fishin’ appeared first...

One of your faithful blog editors spent the last few days up in northern Minnesota on an annual ruffed grouse and woodcock hunting trip.  Unlike our recent trip to the Nebraska Sandhills, terrain in the northland is punctuated by thick, punishing forests of birch, and aspen intermixed with pines and hardwoods.  The best hunting is where you literally can't see more than 20 yards...