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The Winter Woods

by Luke Clayton | Feb 4, 2021

Sitting in the cold winter woods with ear and eye continually scanning the surroundings, the sights and sounds of nature is my idea of perfect entertainment. For one who spends time outdoors through all the seasons in pursuit of fish and game and the simple elation of...

“Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey” Reaches 7 Million+ Viewers on Outdoor Channel in Second Season

by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 28, 2021

Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey, the world’s most watched outdoor TV series, has year-to-year ratings up 30 percent. Officials from Dorsey Pictures, the world’s largest producer of outdoor adventure programming with series airing on ten national...

A Gift For You…

by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 22, 2021

Sporting Classics is kicking off the new year with a gift for you! Browse new guns, gear, wildlife art, classic stories and more in your FREE digital issue. With the travel restrictions of 2020 and many of the annual outdoors trade and consumer shows canceled, we...

Steakhouse-Style Pan-Seared Backstrap with Easy Garlic Butter Pan Sauce

by Michael Pendley | Jan 22, 2021

Get steakhouse flavor in minutes for an easy weeknight venison meal.

Best Scope for Hog Hunting: Digital vs. Thermal

by Luke Clayton | Jan 20, 2021

Nighttime is the right time for hog hunting. Now all you need is the right scope. Digital or thermal: Is one really better than the other? Wild hogs that receive little hunting pressure can often be hunted successfully at all hours of the day, but put a bit of...

Monthly Giveaways in 2021 for Sporting Classics Daily Subscribers

by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 18, 2021

Each month of 2021, Sporting Classics Daily subscribers new and current have a chance to win guns, knives and more in our 40th Anniversary Giveaways! To help celebrate 40 years of publishing the finest hunting and fishing content ever, Sporting Classics is giving away...

Year of the Wuhan

by Jake Jacobson | Jan 18, 2021

Author Jake Jacobson shares some positive experiences as both a hunter and guide in Alaska during the challenging year of 2020. 2020 began cold; -1 Fahrenheit in Kodiak. Snow had come in early December 2019 and accumulated to a non-drifted depth of 46 inches in my...