by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 13, 2021
It’s not as simple as sticking heads on a wall. Tom Julian explains how to create this most personal of rooms.
by Michael Pendley | Apr 9, 2021
A wild-game twist to the age-old classic.
by Jim Casada | Apr 6, 2021
Collectively these writings serve as a powerful reminder that women have always been among the ranks of our nation’s hunters. Too often, the historical role of women as hunters has been overlooked, although it must be reckoned that there’s increasing evidence of...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 1, 2021
Spring black bear is more flavorful and tender than fall bear, and this bear ribs recipe brings out the sweetness of the delicious game meat. The taste of black bear meat is said to be similar to venison, only sweeter. Like venison, it’s a deeper red meat than...
by Archibald Rutledge | Apr 1, 2021
Who would get to the massive gobbler first: the author or his poacher neighbor?
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 31, 2021
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by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 31, 2021
A tour of sporting homes that truly epitomize the outdoor life.
by Edgar Castillo | Mar 26, 2021
America’s largest game bird is a formidable opponent – elusive, suspicious, wary. But is leaving the hunt empty-handed really a loss when there is still so much to gain? I am still somewhat of a newbie when it comes to turkey hunting. Whether it’s spring or...
by Emily George | Mar 26, 2021
Would you, could you pass up a special animal in order to obey the law?
by Magee Walker | Mar 25, 2021
Be prepared for cougar encounters.