Our new 2018 May/June issue is mailing to subscribers and will hit newsstands May 8th. A must read issue featuring The Evolution of the Sporting Dog! Not a subscriber to the magazine? Click here and get 8 issues a year for only $26.95.
Featured Articles:
The Man-Eaters of Tsavo Part 2
By Peter Hathaway Capstick
The Erie Jinx
Sometimes you have to lower your standards a bit and catch what you can.
Jerry Dennis
Evolution of the Sporting Dog
The ancient partnership between man and dog.
Tom Davis
One-Eyed Grouse of Maple Run
For days they would pursue the canny bird, only to be outwitted.
S.T. Hammond
Quicksand & Curses
The strange saga of a life saved and a life lost.
Michael Miller as told to Scott T. Longman
Roosevelt Elk Are Different
The author is ill-prepared for the Pacific Northwest’s elusive Roosevelt elk.
Patrick Meitin
A River Reunion
Tranquil summer days of fishing on Alaska’s Nushagak River.
Matt McCormick
Pretty Birds & Ugly Dogs
Krull Lodge offers classic hunts for pheasants and prairie grouse.
Tom Davis
Laissez Les Grand Rouges Rouler
Big reds in the bayou and bigger fish beyond.
Doug Painter
Musk Ox Among the Iwilics
The whaling crew sets out to hunt the Arctic’s wild cattle.
A. Hyatt Verrill
Columns:
First Light:
“You ain’t got to shoot, you jus’ got to go.”
Mike Gaddis
Shotguns
We hunt for the same reason that foxes chase mice . . . because we’re genetically programmed to do it.
Robert Matthews
Legends of the Hunt
The brave young woman handled each close encounter with the same degree of calmness.
John Seerey-Lester
Ramblings
I’m still not sure who was more startled when our trails suddenly crossed.
Michael Altizer
Horizons
From the Ice Age to the Space Age, knives have played a role in our most treasured sporting memories.
Roger Pinckney
Rifles
The M18 is different than Mauser’s Model 98. But what they share is rugged dependability and dead-on accuracy.
Ron Spomer
Art
Sally Maxwell creates grand illusions that bring the feel of wildness to life.
Todd Wilkinson
Destinations
Shooting times (in between the good fishing) at The Preserve at Boulder Hills.
Tom Keer
Gundogs
Legendary dog trainer Al Brenneman promoted a common-sense approach to starting a puppy in the field.
Tom Davis
