Orlan Love

Cognitive dissonance sets in when you and three hunting buddies and a pair of good dogs bag just four birds in six hours on opening day.

Wild Side column: Author has enjoyed the golden age and the silver years, and looks forward to centennial season

Wild Side: Author vows to keep on wading the Wapsi in search of fish and fun, but may keep a better eye on where he steps

Wild Side column: A monarch tale

Wild Side column: After a rough start, it was a good day filled with bass and walleye

Wild Side column: Plants can offer beauty, life and a little shade from summer’s sun

Wild Side column: Appreciating the beauty of Temperance River

Wild Side column: Hot, humid weather welcomes tall corn, fungus, weeds and nasty mosquitoes

Wild Side column: High levels are causing issues for many, including the fish that swim in our rivers and creeks

Wild Side column: Gnats may be more annoying than flies

The town of Quasqueton recently had a visitor that came and went

Wild Side column: A day after losing a big bass on the Wapsi, the author redeems himself

Wild Side column: Pools of minnows on a recent outing had fish on a feeding frenzy

Orlan Love, a Vietnam War Navy veteran, delivered this speech on Memorial Day 2018 at the Quasqueton Cemetery. The remains …

Wild Side column: But with elms scarce in Eastern Iowa, mushroom hunters need to find alternatives