Zoom Lens – Hello Moose!
Sanka W. Dog
March 8, 2012
7:48 pm
Moose are having a hard winter. The abundance of snow has made it very difficult for them to forage for food and it’s made it
Moose are having a hard winter. The abundance of snow has made it very difficult for them to forage for food and it’s made it
Hi Boys and Girls, Hi Everyone, Well most of the mushers are finishing their 24 hour mandatory break and are starting down the trail again.
Who’s leading the race? In the early days and miles of the race, it’s a mathematical challenge to know who’s leading the race. But once
Mc Grath is a humming place, especially since so many of the mushers have decided to spend their 24 hour rest here. I am finally
The Siberians and a whole lot of other teams are resting in McGrath. Hank Debruin came off the Kuskokwim RIver Wednesday afternoon at 16:52 followed
Sorry, I just couldn’t help myself. Enjoy! I am going to get some rest so I can get up to take in what is supposed
Dropped dogs in the Iditarod are priority one. From the time a vet or musher has decided for whatever reason that a dog should be
Blynne is finally back on the Iditarod Trail! After getting her ‘flying orders’ last evening (March 6) Blynne reported to the waiting area and loaded
Hi Boys and Girls, Well it’s day three of Iditarod 40. The teams are moving really well down the trail. Several teams have declared their
Eight hours after the PenAir Spirit of Alaska award was presented, thirty more teams have made their way into the checkpoint of McGrath. John Baker
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