Zach Custard

The animals around here have such awesome personalities and also have no problem what so ever taking a dip in your pool if you decide to leave it uncovered.

This is just another one of those videos that prove we really don't deserve dogs. They are the sweetest and most kind animals out there. No matter the size difference in who they decide to love I can promise you that their hearts are the biggest out there.

Some videos you see on the internet and think those people are so darn lucky. This video gave me that exact feeling when I saw it for the first time, it also reminded me how happy I am to live on the 3rd floor. I'll take annoying pigeons any day of the week compared to a bear chilling on my porch!

Fishing is by far one of the best pass times that we have in the cowboy state. No matter where you are I promise that you can find a lake or river to fish and more than likely walk away with a decent catch. But this video from The Wyoming Game & Fish shows that sometimes your catch can be taken away but not without a fight.

Sir names used to be a much bigger deal back in the day than they are in today's society. But that doesn't mean that some people still take them quite seriously. So with that being said, I decided to go on a hunt for the most common sir names in the cowboy state.

Eagles are downright incredible animals. If you've never had to opportunity to see one of them go on a little fishing excursion, then you are seriously missing out on one amazing sight. So, here's a slow-mo video of two eagles throwing down WWE style over a fish.

I've lived in Wyoming for 25 years and have never seen, nor heard of anything like this happening. Apparently ladybugs migrate up into the Black Mountain area of Albany county.

Have you ever been walking out of your house getting ready to go to work and see something that scares you so much that you have to run back inside and gather yourself?

Reddit has been a good place to find some historical photos from all around Wyoming, and the best part is that people are taking photos of what these places look like now compared to how they used to look and it's a shocking difference.

We see a lot of semis on our roadways on a daily basis and sometimes I think we forget just how much skill it takes to maneuver one of these things on the roadways.