My First Teal
“I had walked all day and was hungry and tired, but the joy of those few minutes made me as spry as when I stepped out into the field.”
Monthly Giveaways in 2021 for Sporting Classics Daily Subscribers
Each month of 2021, Sporting Classics Daily subscribers new and current have a chance to win guns, knives and more in our 40th Anniversary Giveaways! To help celebrate 40 years of publishing the finest hunting and fishing content ever, Sporting Classics is giving away...
Year of the Wuhan
Author Jake Jacobson shares some positive experiences as both a hunter and guide in Alaska during the challenging year of 2020. 2020 began cold; -1 Fahrenheit in Kodiak. Snow had come in early December 2019 and accumulated to a non-drifted depth of 46 inches in my...
Four Uniquely American Game Animals
The United States is home to a wide variety of game species, some found nowhere else in the world. Here are four species that are uniquely American.
Tips for Aging Bucks by Body Traits
Aging bucks on the hoof is as much art as science. You won’t get it right every time, but keep trying.
The Joy of Cover Dogs
Cover dogs have stories to tell, just like an ancient New England stone wall.
Examining the Wilderness Hunter
TR explains what hunting truly offers a sportsman.
A Clothing Line Inspired by Nature
For the Hayes family, going wild led to Madison Creek Outfitters, apparel for people who crave the great outdoors. For Phillip and his son Todd Hayes, what started as a family adventure into the wilds of Wyoming led to a journey down Madison Creek, a stream of...
Top 10 Waterfowling Quotes
The most profound statements come through icy whispers in early morning blinds.
Is Hunting a Sport?
It’s often called that, but does it really meet the criteria?