Pablo Escobar’s Hippos Are Running Wild
The hippos in the “King of Cocaine’s” private zoo turned feral after his imprisonment and death, and have recently ventured into neighboring towns due to drought conditions.
Dispatch No. 2: Kentucky’s Deer Creek Lodge
Sporting Classics’ Mike Gaddis joins the magazine’s publisher and CEO, Duncan Grant, Grant’s son George, and world-famous Bob Timberlake for an unforgettable upland hunt.
Dispatch No. 1: Kentucky’s Deer Creek Lodge
Sporting Classics’ Mike Gaddis joins the magazine’s publisher and CEO, Duncan Grant, Grant’s son George, and world-famous Bob Timberlake for an unforgettable upland hunt.
Poaching or Prize?
An Iowa man said he killed this trophy buck as an act of mercy, but authorities say it was actually killed illegally by an Oklahoma man.
France Bans Lion Trophies
The country is the first European Union member to block the importation of lion trophies into its borders.
Lab Voted Britain’s Favorite Dog
According to a new poll, British people prefer Labrador retrievers over almost every other dog breed. Poodles, not so much.
Puppy Learns to Walk with No Front Legs
A puppy in Ohio was fitted with a wheelchair after being born with no front legs. His name is Tumbles.
Thanksgiving Special
Wild game recipes from Sporting Classics’ Jim Casada.
Rhythm of the Bongo
Few countries in Africa are similar to Cameroon, an alien land that adds to the mystique of chasing bongo.
Yellowstone to Cull 1,000 Bison
This winter the park will remove 1,000 animals, mostly cows and calves, to lower the near-record number of bison within its boundaries.