Vintage Sporting Books

Vintage Sporting Books

The American Sportsman’s Library series is well-named because no sporting library is complete without it.

The Weather Man

The Weather Man

“You can rely on the WX channel or study Doppler Radar all you want, but when you’re done with the research, lob a call to The Weather Man.”

I Am the American Hunter

I Am the American Hunter

In anticipation of July 4, Sporting Classics honors the American spirit through this hunting creed.

The Masked Bobwhite

The Masked Bobwhite

A diversified conservation portfolio guides the recovery of a rare game bird.

More Gilas From Mora

More Gilas From Mora

The Mora National Fish Hatchery’s 2016 stocking efforts have greatly benefitted the rare trout.

Red Revolt

Red Revolt

Gulf Coast charter captains are shaking up the world of recreational saltwater fishing.

Loon Stuff

Loon Stuff

Call it what you want, marshland muck is something else.

Days Such As These

Days Such As These

Two years apart, two opening days end in successful, albeit different, turkey hunts.

Elephants Hate Drones, Too

Elephants Hate Drones, Too

Humans aren’t the only ones aggravated by the devices. Researchers who tried to use them to follow a herd met with extreme resistance from the animals.

The Importance of Cockers

The Importance of Cockers

Thanks to selective breeding and open minds, the English field cocker is enjoying a resurgence in popularity as a gundog.

Jurassic Pork

Jurassic Pork

Long-distance migrations are essential to a fish that swam with dinosaurs.

Tournaments Can Turn

Tournaments Can Turn

A new smartphone app could revolutionize the way fishing tournaments are conducted.

The Day I Shot the .700 Express

The Day I Shot the .700 Express

“Had they come to see the man practice his craft? Or were they more drawn by the specter of a man willingly and deliberately putting himself in harm’s way?”

Permission to Hunt

Permission to Hunt

Asking to hunt a person’s property can lead to new friendships and a wealth of wisdom.

Game Changer

Game Changer

The rise in grizzly bear populations is altering the way bear baiting is done.

Photos: Badges of Honor

Photos: Badges of Honor

Before paper licenses, states issued buttons and badges to show others you could legally go afield.

Cabela’s: An American Dream

Cabela’s: An American Dream

In 1961 Dick Cabela, with his wife, Mary, and his brother, Jim, turned his kitchen table into the foundation of what would become one of the world’s foremost companies for outfitting sportsmen.