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  • 1 week ago | thewestrn.com | Nicole Qualtieri

    Print Excerpt:The Spring Issue Author:David McIlvaney“Now the river is the unborn, and the sudden fish is just the newborn — whole, entire, complete, individual, and universal.” — Henry BugbeeI last went fishing in February in Mexico, and it’s now the end of summer. To be fair, I’ve spent more days not catching fish than catching them — which is probably why I write about fishing — so a lack of enthusiasm to get out isn’t new. Lately, though, it’s gotten worse.

  • 2 weeks ago | thewestrn.com | Nicole Qualtieri

    As a person who did not come from means, I feel crazy blessed to test quality gear for a living. Since 2018, brands have sent me products to test with the hope that I would one day find room for said products in coverage. Sometimes, brands invite me to test gear with other writers in-person on epic adventures, and in many ways, gear testing brought my writing dream job to life.

  • 3 weeks ago | thewestrn.com | Nicole Qualtieri

    Howdy folks,Public lands are currently front and center of the national conversation, as political upheaval places many dedicated federal employees of various natural resource management agencies in the spotlight. I know many of you came to us through our friend Wes Siler’s recent conversation with historian Heather Cox Richardson on the topic. With that in mind, we’d like to introduce ourselves and what we do.

  • 1 month ago | thewestrn.com | Nicole Qualtieri

    Howdy folks,We’re down to the wire for the inaugural issue of our 32-page quarterly print newspaper. Consider this your LAST CALL to get a copy of the paper mailed to your door. Curious about how we’re combining Substack & print? Here’s everything you need to know. Please read the following instructions to make sure you’re on our mailing list!You have until 11:59 p.m. MST on Wednesday, March 19 to submit mailing addresses for your free copy.

  • 1 month ago | thewestrn.com | Nicole Qualtieri

    I’m driving down Highway 12, heading southwest from Missoula. Summer is settled deep into the curves of the highway and the Lochsa River at its side. The sky is cornflower blue at the edges of the trees, white blue above, sun holding court. This particular stretch of the highway is 134 miles long, looping through ponderosa and cedar pine forests. At one point, you can walk among 2,000-year-old western red cedar so gargantuan you might squint and think you’re looking at redwoods.

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