by H.D. Trieper Jr. | Jan 8, 2024
The author swears off duck hunting for good, but something pulls him back into the salt marsh again.
by Archibald Rutledge | Dec 6, 2023
An essential tale by the South Carolina legend.
by Jim Casada | Oct 18, 2023
An overview of Tom Kelly’s published work.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Oct 18, 2023
An eerie tale for Halloween.
by Gordon MacQuarrie | Sep 12, 2023
When the Old Duck Hunter’s Association, Inc., died, the hearts of many men fell to the ground. There was no one like Mister President. When the old-timers go there is no bringing them back, nor is there any hope of replacing them. They are gone, and there is a...
by Tony Kinton | Jun 15, 2023
Nash Buckingham (1880-1971) was, in his day and still now, one of the most renowned and best-loved outdoor writers to ever ply the trade. The Limb Dodger was overdue. Concern mounted, and talk had already turned to possible causes of why the train had not bumped and...
by Charles E. Gouldsbury | May 8, 2023
Hunters and natives join forces to end a cattle-killer’s reign of terror.
by Larry Weishuhn | Jan 23, 2023
Hunting the kob in the Jewel of Afria.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 3, 2022
From conservation and historical accounts to fictional adventures, these books make for great reading whenever the season. If you’ve completed this list, make sure you browse our entire selection. Last Stand: George Bird Grinnell, the Battle to Save the Buffalo, and...
by Archibald Rutledge | Oct 20, 2022
I think a dog’s pleasure in scenting game is certainly as keen as our seeing it. How many birds do you think there are in it?” I asked Jake. “Forty if there’s one,” he said. I believed him; for Jack owed me nothing, and he is not a farmer. To a farmer — at least, to...