by Kyle Wright | Jun 5, 2023
“…before I could gather my feet under me I felt a boot on my neck.”
by Charles E. Gouldsbury | May 8, 2023
Hunters and natives join forces to end a cattle-killer’s reign of terror.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 27, 2023
Beretta Gallery USA is hosting an exclusive premiere screening of Sporting Classics TV with Chris Dorsey at their New York Gallery on May 3rd, 2023. The premiere of next season’s hit Outdoor Channel series will celebrate the history and excitement of a classic...
by Dwight Van Brunt | Apr 19, 2023
Comes a time when remembering is about all a man can do.
by Tony Kinton | Apr 13, 2023
This was not our first safari, but this one was far more complex. We would hunt Cape buffalo, our first endeavor of such magnitude. Situations can quickly get out of hand when hunting Cape buffalo. This possibility is particularly enhanced when the pursuit is...
by Roger Pinckney | Apr 10, 2023
The Lowcountry panther entered my dreams and my life. Haunting me when I slept, quickening my pulse and step when I was alone in the swamps come sundown. Daytimes, the Old Man looked off into middle distance. Nights, he gazed deep into campfire flames. He held us...
by Mike Gaddis | Apr 5, 2023
Hunting sculpts intrigue into incomparable adventure, places us center stage, and folds us into the metamorphosis. At the New York office of Blount, Reynolds, and Poirer, the torch of jurisprudence will pass to eager young associates for a spell. The senior partners...
by Mike Gaddis | Mar 23, 2023
An insensible threat was at fore, a primordial evil. The calico dog stopped dead-still, using the dusky shadows of the bush to secret himself from the revealing glimmer of the building moon. He had the fragile night breeze in his nose. On it had been borne the...
by Cameron the Weim | Mar 14, 2023
Only when Mike pushed me did I stop. He was saving me from an embarrassing error. I like to hunt, and even enjoy going to deer and elk camps, though pesky hooman rules keep me from participating in most of the hunting action. I like chasing deer, elk, pronghorns (fill...
by Ken Kirkeby | Mar 9, 2023
Largest of all reptiles, the crocodile is arguably the deadliest creature ever to walk or swim the face of the earth. Water beckons to most of the world. The inland bodies: lakes, streams, rivers and ponds, shimmer blue and tempting, time of passage, a respite from...