by Russ Lumpkin | May 26, 2021
The invasive beast with meat that doesn’t require a wrap of bacon.
by Roger Pinckney | May 24, 2021
“If called by a panther, don’t anther,” said Ogden Nash, and wildlife professionals are heeding his advice…for better or worse. Randolph County, Missouri. Farm country. November 2012. 2:00 a.m. A no-nonsense, kick-ass, bread baking, stew...
by Sporting Classics Daily | May 24, 2021
This 98-year-old boot company is always thinking a few steps ahead. Here are four new mountain hunting boot designs from LOWA that will carry you through years of hunts to come. SPONSORED CONTENT It’s no secret that to build a long-lasting, thriving...
by Ben Ikenson | May 21, 2021
This innovative new method of measuring sheep populations makes research less expensive and more applicable – a significant contribution wildlife management. Sound wildlife management requires good data. By helping determine animal population sizes, wildlife surveys...
by Larry Weishuhn | May 18, 2021
Hunting with a handgun is challenging, but also great fun. Practice will make you proficient with whatever handgun you choose to use, but here are some tips to get you started. Handgun hunting has long been a passion of mine. As of late, I have been hunting big game...
by Jim Casada | May 17, 2021
Each of us carries a bit of sport’s future with us every time we set out with a gun or bow, and one critical aspect of ensuring that future is not a bleak one involves ethical behavior. Turkey season here has come and gone. It’s time to recharge my internal batteries,...
by Michael M. DeWitt, Jr. | May 13, 2021
South Carolina boy CD Bishop fulfills his hunting and fishing dreams thanks to the uplifting support of local outdoor organizations. From tagging black bears to bagging wild boars, a Hampton County, South Carolina boy is fulfilling his outdoor dreams and inspiring...
by Kirstie Ennis | May 10, 2021
This hunt was unlike anything I had ever done. Sheep hunting has changed my life — not just the hunting, but the community it has given me. This hunt is so special to me. It was unlike anything I’ve ever done. I have such an appreciation for all of the work that went...
by Britt Longoria | May 7, 2021
Future generations depend on our ability to communicate that the catchall phrase of “hunters are conservationists” is not so black and white. Politically, I consider myself to be a crunchy conservative. I’m a hip home-birthing momma, right-wing...
by Tia Shoemaker | May 6, 2021
In retrospect, a mother daughter caribou hunt is more special than I first appreciated… As an Alaskan Hunting Guide, I am obliged to be a trophy oriented hunter for months. But when guiding season ends, my focus changes. My brain switches from Boone & Crockett to...