by Theodore Roosevelt | Jan 13, 2021
TR explains what hunting truly offers a sportsman.
by Chris Dorsey | Jan 12, 2021
For the Hayes family, going wild led to Madison Creek Outfitters, apparel for people who crave the great outdoors. For Phillip and his son Todd Hayes, what started as a family adventure into the wilds of Wyoming led to a journey down Madison Creek, a stream of...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 12, 2021
The most profound statements come through icy whispers in early morning blinds.
by Jerry Bullock | Jan 8, 2021
It’s often called that, but does it really meet the criteria?
by Ron Spomer | Jan 7, 2021
And an effective alternative.
by Jim Casada | Jan 5, 2021
This game and fish recipe combines the rich flavors of venison backstrap with shrimp, served in a savory wine sauce. You’ll need: 1 whole venison backstrap ½-1 cup Italian salad dressing 12-18 medium shrimp, cooked and peeled 1 teaspoon Old Bay seasoning 1...
by Todd Wilkinson | Jan 4, 2021
“Brian Jarvi’s work excites me because he’s young and he commands the same qualities as you see in works by the old masters.” As outdoors people, let us be blunt: It is a troubling, tough and harrowing time to be alive on Planet Earth, but...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 4, 2021
While others cancel, the Wild Sheep Foundation pivots for an industry first, a fully immersive virtual convention. SPONSORED CONTENT Whether it’s local sportsman’s club gatherings to state chapter banquets, to regional sportsmen’s shows, on up to...
by Tom Davis | Jan 4, 2021
Mighty Mick, this diminutive duck dog, proves it.
by Chris Dorsey | Dec 31, 2020
One of the most remarkable—and little known—wildlife success stories in America takes place in coastal North Carolina. Tom Harrison eases just a few feet away from a 600-pound black bear—armed only with a camera. According to the 63-year-old naturalist, the...