Bradshaw Mountain Adventure Company

Cowboys enjoy drinks at the Equity Bar in Old Tascosa, Texas, 1907.

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The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office offers our condolences to Phoenix Police Officer Zane Coolidge’s family, friends and the entire Phoenix Police Department. Our hearts are with you in this horrible time, and we join you in honoring Zane - the Officer, the father, the husband and the man.

This 1875 photo depicts the camp of the miners of the North Star and Mountaineer lodes – San Juan County, Colorado.

Settler family on the American prairie in the 1880s.

Frontier hunter and his trusty dogs, 1860s.

Main Street at Juneau, Alaska 1891. Note the settlement of is Douglas on Douglas Island seen in the distance, location of the fabulous Treadwell gold mine. The Juneau gold district was Alaska's most important lode gold mining region.

Boss Caswell's Monkey Saloon at Granite, Colorado early 1880s. Where a beer from the Denver Brewing Company can be had for just 5 cents.

A miner's cabin made out of barrels in Tonopah, Nevada. c.1900.

Lumberjacks in 1920.

Woman talking on a hand crank, oak telephone, 1900s.

Pioneer woman collecting buffalo chips for fuel.

This colorized scene from 1888 depicts the gold mills at Terraville, South Dakota. This was a milling center for the mighty Homestake mine. At its peak, Terraville had over 700 stamps crushing Homestake ore.

BMAC01 is back up and running with new shocks and Nitto Grapplers!

Yeah, she’s mine!

Pictured here is the Placer Saloon at Placerville, Idaho ca. 1910. At the start of the Boise Basin gold rush in the early 1860s, Placerville, Idaho emerged as the most important settlement among the rich placer mines of the region. It was soon eclipsed by Idaho City, but Placerville remained and important mining center for many decades.

Camping in the early 20th century.

An actual photo of Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir at Yosemite, 1903

Great news! We are making it easier to complete the requirements necessary to become certified by the department’s Hunter Education program. Now, you can fully complete your certification online with two new options: Hunter-Ed Course and ilearntohunt. These options will allow resident students to fully complete their certification online should they decide not to choose a classroom course, or the online curriculum paired with an in-person field day. For more information about these options, visit https://bit.ly/3XlCgdF

A dog team pulls cart at Dawson City, Yukon 1900. Banners advertise "Dr. Lee Dentist", "Comet Shaving Parlor", and "Star Laundry & Bath House". While most people think of dogs in the Yukon pulling sleds, they were commonly used to pull wheeled carts during the summer.

We only have a couple of spots left for Labor Day weekend! Visit www.PrescottFoodTour.com to join us on a Prescott Food Tour !

Two boys going fishing, texas, 1925.

A man on his Indian Scout motorcycle, 1930.

Men, women, a horse, and a covered wagon cross the Red River on a ferry near Fort Abercrombie, North Dakota, c.1879. Another wagon, several horses and people wait for the ferry's return on the far side of the river.

Source: State Historical Society of North Dakota

Out working archery deer over the weekend from desert to mountain forest. Some little spikes, bunch of doe, turkey, and so on but no shooter bucks. Oh well had fun adventuring and trying.