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Colorado Changes Licensing Structure to Increase Hunting Participation

The state will offer two new license types to allow more hunters, both young and old alike, to participate.

The Southwest’s Billion-Dollar Question

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service outlines which southwestern state gets what from the recent Pittman-Robertson/Dingell-Johnson Act payouts.

Introducing the First-Ever Gundog Issue of Sporting Classics!

In celebration of its 35th year in print, Sporting Classics has created a special issue with sport dogs at the forefront.

Alabama’s Dirtier Little Secret

Alabama’s already long deer season may become even longer if proposed regulation changes are adopted.

NASA Satellites to Aid in Mule Deer Research

The Aqua and Terra probes will search for areas of vegetation likely to hold newborns each spring to help biologists with population surveys.

Hunting the Other Elk in Argentina

Sporting Classics’ Ron Spomer heads to South America to take an elk of a different sort.

Wild Hogs Thriving in Fukushima No-Man’s Land

Populations are up 330 percent since the 2011 disaster, despite radiation levels having risen just as much.

Greener

William Wellington Greener’s work in fine shotguns is still visible though his “Facile Princeps” line of fowling pieces.

Special Side-by-Side Event Coming to NC

The 17th annual Southern Side-by-Side Spring Classic will be held April 21-24.

Introducing the New Spring Catalog!

Classic gifts and new items from the Sporting Classics Store.

Is Nebraska the Best State for Turkey Hunting?

Gov. Pete Ricketts thinks so. He proclaimed the state “The Best Turkey Hunting Destination in the United States.”

Daily Readers Weigh In on Blaze Pink

You the readers voted, and we have the results on what blaze pink means to you as sportsmen and women.

Hunter Stops Cattle-Killing Alligator

The estimated 15-foot, 800-pound gator was lying in wait for the cows to come to water.

Texas Get Longest Dove Season in 80 Years

A new 90-day season brings 20 additional days for Lone Star hunters.

Starting Fresh

Montana is eradicating one of its bighorn sheep herds in order to prevent the spread of pneumonia and other diseases.

Luck or Coincidence?

With the purr of a box call and the boom of a gun, the author plants roots into a mountain deeper than any tree can go.

Frederick Selous’s Walking Stick Goes for $22,000 at Auction

The stick was only appraised for $1,400, but a bidding war brought the price up — a lot.

Learn to Shoot, or Shoot Better, with Griffin & Howe

The famed company is hosting a shooting school at its new Hudson Farm Club, and you could win a chance to attend for free!

Owen Jeffery, Archery Legend, Passes at 91

Jeffery was an archery and bowhunting pioneer, fundamentally changing the sports for all modern shooters.

The New Tie

Not everyone appreciates a sportsman’s attire, even a tie with pointers on it.

Wolves Slaughter 19 Elk in a Single Night

Wolves killed 17 calves and 2 adult cows, leaving the bodies only partially eaten or untouched altogether.

First-Ever Winchester 1886 to be Auctioned in April

The rifle, Serial No. 1, was presented to Capt. H.W. Lawton for his capture of the Apache leader Geronimo in 1886.

A False Memoir: Nine Excellent Jim Harrison Quotes About the Outdoors

Essential lines by the author of “Off to the Side” and “Wolf.”

The Farmer, the Boy, and the Puppy

The classic story of a boy and his dog.

The Women of the NRA

The Women’s Leadership Forum encourages its members to defend Second Amendment freedoms and help secure the future of the NRA through philanthropic leadership.

Sporting Classics Names its 2015 “Award of Excellence” Recipients

The annual awards salute the “best of the best” — those companies and individuals whose products and services are having a significant and long-lasting impact on our sporting lives.

Papa: Hemingway in Cuba

The new biopic on Ernest Hemingway, premiering April 29, is the first American film shot in Cuba in 50 years.

European Bison to be Released in “Rewilding Initiative”

In April, 24 bison will be released across Europe as part of efforts to re-establish the species in their historic territory.

Oldest Known Fly-Fishing Text to be Displayed in U.S.

The 15th-century “Haslinger Breviary” is thought to predate every known fly-fishing text by at least 30 years.

Blue Book of Gun Values Releases 37th Edition

The new edition will be available April 1 in print, as a digital subscription, and on CD-ROM.

Running Spring Woodcock

Winter is over and woodcock, like the author and his dogs, are rejoicing in the warmth of spring.

Birthday Permit

An angler receives a special birthday present in the Florida Keys.

Sporting Art & Decor

The 19th annual Sporting Classics showcase features beautiful paintings, gun safes, trophy rooms, and a wonderful variety of handcrafted furnishings for the home or office.

Sporting Classics Launches New Adventures Directory

Hundreds of lodges, guides, and outfitters are now just a click away.

For Women Only

From kayaks and fishing rods to shotguns, apparel, and travel bags, here’s a wealth of fine products designed to enhance the sporting life of lady hunters, shooters, and anglers.

Pennsylvania Sees Highest Number of Bucks Taken in 13 Years

The 2015-16 season saw the most bucks killed in a season since 2004.

Sausage Biscuits & Strawberry Muffins

Venison Sausage Biscuit Cups We normally associate venison with dinner (in my lingo, that’s the mid-day meal) or supper, but it can be an integral part of breakfast in many ways — venison sausage and eggs, leftover loin steaks used to make frittatas, venison quiche,...