by Colin Van Leuven | Nov 8, 2025
A once-in-a-lifetime view of the waterfowl migration.
by Joe Coogan | Nov 6, 2025
Dove openers initiate the beginning of the fall hunting seasons—special occasions that create wonderful memories. Doves embody the best features of upland game birds rolled into a gray bullet that challenges the best of shooters. The stars must have aligned early for...
by Dr. Lloyd Newberry | Nov 6, 2025
We had just turned the horses into the wind when I noticed Beck, one of Jeff’s A-Team setters, getting birdy. Was it another bunch of meadowlarks or something better? Then, 50 yards in front of us, Beck locked down tight and Bandit, his canine partner from the A-Team,...
by Nick Muckerman | Nov 6, 2025
As with any type of hunting, circumstances can change abruptly when hunting mountain lion with hounds. There is either a track to run, or there is not, and this changes instantaneously. We had put ten miles behind us in a hike in Idaho’s snow-covered backcountry...
by Larry Weishuhn | Nov 3, 2025
“Got you set up to hunt with Don Richardson,” said Greg Simons with Wildlife Systems when we visited about my upcoming pronghorn hunt in western Texas. “Don knows the ranch you’ll be hunting and will have scouted it before you get there. When I did the annual game...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 3, 2025
Make sure to catch this week’s episode of Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey for a pursuit of Scotland’s ultimate sporting quest – the MacNab – where one must take a stag, a brace of grouse, and a salmon in one day. The series airs on...
by Craig Springer | Nov 3, 2025
Hunting is paradoxical: Immersing one’s self in a hunt that could end in death is life-affirming.
by Rick Leonardi | Nov 3, 2025
Like the old song says, two out of three ain’t bad, especially on a bowhunt for elk.
by Frank H. Risteen | Oct 31, 2025
One of the redeeming features of existence in a small Canadian town is that at all seasons of the year some form of woodland sport lies within an hour’s walk or drive or paddle of your door. For the monarch moose and the shy, capricious caribou, one must go far afoot....
by Jim Casada | Oct 31, 2025
Most turkey hunters who are serious students of the sport and its rich literary heritage will be familiar with the name Henry Edwards Davis. His landmark book, The American Wild Turkey, is widely acclaimed as the definitive treatment of hunting America’s grand bird....