A New Option for Old Shotguns
Aguila’s Minishells are just the ticket when hunting with classic 12 gauges.
Turnbull Restoration is Selling Tom Selleck’s Restored Winchester
The Model 1886 has been rechambered, refinished, and all-around revitalized. And it was owned by Matthew Quigley himself. What’s not to love?
Ten Great Dog Books for the Reading Hunter
From Havilah Babcock to Jack London to our own Mike Gaddis.
Letter to Home
Legendary artist Bob Timberlake shares his past and his plans for the future in this new book.
Casting for an Answer
“Most guys breathe a sigh of relief when they get the second date. I start thinking about how it’ll impact my fishing plans.”
Second Child, First Deer
Our associate publisher celebrates his youngest daughter’s first buck.
Artist’s Book Bundle: Get Three for the Price of One
A can’t-miss Christmas deal!
Big Deer Live Here
Public land is still a viable option for hunters seeking big bucks.
African Hunting Association Angers Many With Reversal on Captive-Bred Lion Hunting
Several prominent conservation organizations are denouncing it for the change.
Blackberry ’Bows
Catching Smoky Mountain trout at a lodge fit for the king of France.
Bone-Shattering Fall Doesn’t Deter Hunter
Aaron Summitt broke his ankles, legs, and back after falling from his treestand, but he was still back in the woods six weeks later.
Save Big on Sporting Classics’ Digital Edition
Get our digital version of the magazine for only a fraction of the regular price from now until New Year.
Florida Confirms New Shoal Bass State Record
The new record was caught by a 14-year-old fishing in a kayak.
Get All of Your Christmas Shopping Done with Sporting Classics
Skip Black Friday and order everything for the hunter or angler in your life with our new holiday catalog.
Promise: A Bird Dog
That’s what you’re really buying when you get a new gundog: the license to dream.
Appreciating a Whitetail Buck
Appreciating a whitetail buck has become harder thanks to successful wildlife restoration.
Gunwerks’ Black Friday Sale
Act now for a special discount on one of the company’s complete shooting systems.
DSC Names Young Hunter Award Recipient
He’s already tagged an ibex, brown bear, desert bighorn sheep, elephant, and lion, among other species.
Bolstered for the Brine
Retailing at $200-220, Mojo Salt offers exceptional value while maintaining St. Croix’s legendary acumen for blank design.
Missouri Man Bags 39-Point Buck
It took the hunter four years and more than 200 trips afield to shoot this monster whitetail.
USFWS OKs Elephant Imports
Trophy tuskers from Zambia and Zimbabwe are now legal for importation.
10 Tips to Bag More Ringnecks
Ringneck pheasants are easier to bag if you watch their reaction to your shot.
Hunting, Fishing Expanded on 10 National Wildlife Refuges
The public may now hunt 373 refuges and fish 311.
Even More Than Meets the Eye
The story behind the beautiful Westley Richards “India” and “Africa” sidelock doubles that graced our recent Guns & Hunting issue.
The Appraiser
A stare-down between wolf and sheep, captured by an artist’s brush.
Arno Bernard Introduces New Push-Button Folder
This is the company’s first lightweight, titanium-framed folder.
Angler Catches Record Fish & Saves Kayaker on Same Day
A fishing trip to remember, for sure.
Zinke Announces Creation of the International Wildlife Conservation Council
The council will work to educate the public on the benefits of Americans hunting abroad.
Waxed-Cotton Caps Now on Sale from Sporting Classics
Back by popular demand, these hats are ready for whatever adventures lie ahead.
The Day the Old Duck Hunter Died
Gordon MacQuarrie just wanted to hear whistling wings one more time, but it wasn’t meant to be.
Court of Appeals Upholds Grand Teton Elk Hunt
The national park will continue to be open to hunters, the only one in the country that is.
Mama Knows Best
The Blue Star Mothers of Canandaigua work to serve those who served, many of them sportsmen and women.
Remembering Charles Allen, a Veteran
A quail hunting vignette from the Greatest Generation.
Announcing the Nov/Dec 2017 Issue of Sporting Classics
Pa’tridge fever, Icelandic reindeer, giant moose, and more.
The New African Sporting Creations Catalog is Now Available
Just in time for the holiday season.
Buck Knives Adds New Materials to Custom Knife Builder
Unique handle materials and treatments, blade steels, and options for blade or bolster engraving.
Small Game, Big Reward
Small game hunting can still thrill young hunters, even if they’re already used to big game.
Fishing Iceland
The place for salmon and for soakers.
USFWS Authorizes Lion Imports from Zambia, Zimbabwe
Those who hunted/will hunt in 2016, 2017, and 2018 may apply for the permits.
SCI Moving Convention from Mandalay Bay
The venue change has been in the works since 2013.
Emy’s First Woodcock
Love of dogs was her entry into hunting, specifically the dogs her father hunted over.
DSC Names Capstick Award Recipient
“Khalil Karimov is the living, breathing embodiment of the vision of the award.”
A Hatful of Memories
It may be worn and faded, but there’s more to a good hat than what meets the eye.
7 Tips for Traveling with Your Gundog
Don’t risk your dog’s health by not being prepared for the journey.
The Scottish Three-Kick Rule
What lengths would you go to to retrieve a duck?
Team Hooray Wins Marlin Tourney with 574-Pound Blue
The catch helped the anglers win “the Super Bowl of marlin tournaments.”
INTELCASE Introduces Cases for Shooting Glasses
The exclusive distributor of Negrini gun cases, Intelcase is now entering the shooting glasses case market.
The Deer Opener Cometh
Stand hunting is an exercise in both hope and endurance.
Three Bearable Options
There’s more than one way to skin a bear.
Three Generations, Pt. 3
Leaving Scotland, but not empty-handed.