Wahoo, Indeed
The famed angler hooks into a species he later said made him “seem like an amateur.”
The famed angler hooks into a species he later said made him “seem like an amateur.”
Hunting pronghorn with the then-new .30-30 Winchester.
An off-the-wall hunt for a holiday gobbler.
The only thing more dizzying than the thrill of taking three rams was the sheer drop-off on either side of the ridge.
A young man’s life hangs in the balance as he hangs from a tree branch.
A man, a bear, and a moose walk into the woods . . . Sounds like the start of a joke, but it’s no laughing matter!
“I made out a suspicious-looking brown speck, then another, then a third, till I could count 40 of them some two miles below us. On more careful inspection we found them to be all rams, lying on the plateau in open ground.”
“To stand before the giant boar with his keen tusks, and then to deal the death stroke with a spear, requires great nerve and skill.”
A soldier’s autobiography shows hunting in the Civil War was a matter of survival, not sport.
Pursuing a mysterious beast through the backcountry.