Photo Essay: Nine Days in November
A portrait of the Wisconsin deer hunter.
New Mexico Commissioner Hiking Hunter-Access Fees by 500 Percent
Each year, the state’s Department of Game and Fish pays the State Land Office a certain amount to gain hunters access to eight million acres of State Trust Land. For the 2016-17 season, State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn is hiking the rate his department charges from the previous $200,000 to a cool million — at least.Dunn’s rationale: They’re good for it.
Bears Still Starving in Russian Far East
Seven years after the surreal bear attacks at Kamchatka, Russians are still trying to deal with starving bears and their attacks on humans.
Nine Great Quotes from Jack O’Connor
O’Connor is arguably the greatest gun writer that ever lived. Read some of his comments on gundogs, dangerous-game calibers, and, of course, the .270 Winchester.
Wolves Officially Delisted in Oregon
The animals have been removed from the state’s endangered species list, but hunting isn’t on the horizon just yet.
Deer Steak and Mountain Trout
Wild game recipes from Sporting Classics’ Jim Casada.
Elk Entangles Itself with Greenhouse Drip Line
All kinds of crazy things happen in the rut.
Kamchatka
Kamchatka is the name of a peninsula in the Russian Far East, as well as the subspecies of bear that resides there. For those who escaped, it is a place that still haunts their dreams.
Italian Lion Hunter Won’t Cave to Protestors
An Italian lion hunter refuses to be the next Walter Palmer: He’s suing the protestors who violently threatened him, along with any media outlet that pushed the story of his legal kill into the public arena.
If You Have Time to Shoot Three Bears, Can You Still Call It Self-Defense?
A man claims he had no choice, but authorities beg to differ.