Cabela's

Two weeks ago the kids and I (Trent) went down to my Grandma’s 86th birthday. It is my Grandma on my Mom’s side. The kids really haven’t had a chance to see them much so we went even though Megan had to work. It was quite fun. On the way home we were debating whether to stop at Cabela’s or not. It was getting late, about 6pm and just as we approached the exit for Cabela’s the traffic was stopping. There was a car accident just past the exit and traffic had come to a stop. That made up our minds and we headed off to Cabela’s. We had Janell, my sister, and her son Steven with us and we all were excited to stop. We wanted to see the big fish tanks and what was cool is that we made it in time to see them feed the fish. You can’t really see the feeding in the pictures but almost every fish was in the center at that time. It was quite fun to watch and see. The kids loved the animals and fish.

My favorite is when we went to the Africa exhibit, we pulled up and Colton goes, “Look dad, a Kudu.” A Kudu is the largest animal in the antelope family. They have long twirled horns and they look pretty cool. People around us were looking at him like how does he know what that animal is. Then Makenzie points over to another animal and says, “Dad, look over there, there is an Impala.” An Impala is another animal in the antelope family but not as big as the Kudu. I am proud of my little munchkins and knowledge of animals. By the way, they know their Africa animals because they are on my Africa Safari hunting game that they like to play with me.

It was quite cool also to walk around conservation mountain where they have all types of mounted animals and Makenzie and Colton where just naming them off. A polar bear, skunk, fox, raccoon, deer, elk, moose, mountain goats. They needed some help on some but they got most of them right. We had a blast looking at everything and even Tait was staring at the animals. We will for sure be visiting again, until then, enjoy the pictures.