by Ted Schnack | Feb 10, 2026
A descent into a cauldron of scorched earth in pursuit of oryx.
by John Seerey-Lester | Feb 10, 2026
A man-eating bear stood between the hunter and his rifle.
by W. Horace Carter | Feb 10, 2026
On a tiny Pacific Island, American naturalist Dr. John N. Hamlet responds to the pleas of a luckless farmer and decides to track down a pig-eating python. But what begins as a casual search for a marauding snake soon becomes a harrowing adventure deep within the...
by Jim Corbett | Feb 10, 2026
The famed tiger hunter goes after a cat of a different stripe. A simple bird hunt turned into an unforgettable encounter with dangerous game for Jim Corbett.
by Roger Pinckney | Feb 3, 2026
You will always be my children; I will always be your pa.
by David Cabela | Feb 3, 2026
The hut smelled of must and dampness. Slivers of light pierced through thin gaps in the grass walls. The old shaman sat with his legs crossed. His dull, green eyes seemed void of life, staring through rather than at them. His skin hung on a bony frame and his voice...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Feb 3, 2026
Renowned hunting and fishing writer and editor Skip Knowles has been named Editor-in-Chief at Sporting Classics Magazine. “I tried to hire Skip a few years back,” says publisher Duncan Grant. “He seemed perfect for this position at Sporting Classics. He’d been at the...
by Dr. David M. Svinarich | Feb 3, 2026
Ernest Hemingway is inextricably linked to both Sun Valley and the nearby town of Ketchum, Idaho. He had a special affinity for the countryside with its backdrop of the Sawtooth Mountains, which reminded him of Spain, for the excellent bird hunting he found there and...
by Joel M. Vance | Feb 3, 2026
Never mind the cost and the public outcry, the wealthy businessman was determined to bring African dangerous game hunting to his home state.
by James Street | Feb 1, 2026
A most unlikely bird dog lifts a boy to the cusp of manhood.