by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 5, 2019
In order to entertain our online readership for years to come, Sporting Classics Daily is conducting a brief online survey! This will help us make improvements to the existing content and prioritize new stories for the future. The survey should only take about 5...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 3, 2019
Safari Club International has great news! We are finalizing arrangements to hold the 2020 Annual Hunters’ Convention February 5-8 in Reno, Nevada, rather than the previously scheduled dates of January 15-18. “I want our members and those interested in attending...
by John Ross | Apr 3, 2019
The close of hunting season was upon me, and I had yet to field test Nosler’s M48 Liberty rifle in their hot new .26 Nosler chambering. Chuck Wechsler, my editor here at Sporting Classics, arranged a last-minute hunt for us at Buck and Boar, Troy Ayer’s preserve near...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 3, 2019
Denver, CO – Dorsey Pictures (http://www.dorseypictures.tv/), the world’s largest producer of outdoor lifestyle television, has been named to Real Screen Magazine’s annual Global 100 list...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 3, 2019
Cyrus Hunter Baird, Safari Club International Manager of Government Relations, has been named to this year’s “30 Under 30” list selected by the American Conservation Coalition, EarthX and the National Audubon Society for his work in the conservation world. “The...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 1, 2019
Safari Club International supports legal, regulated trophy hunting and condemns criminal poaching of wildlife. Hunting and poaching are not the same. One is good for wildlife and the other is bad. Yet there seems to be confusion in the media about the difference...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 29, 2019
@johnny_d_hill using that makeshift turkey call in Florida this morning.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 28, 2019
How do you make a safari even more exciting than it already is? It’s easy. You hunt with Henry lever actions and iron sights that force you to stalk into an animal’s “personal space”. Join us in May as we run and gun on the dark continent in real time as we put the...
by Larry Weishuhn | Mar 27, 2019
“Cat tracks!” said I, pointing at bobcat spoor in the soft red sand. “Maybe earlier this morning.” Chris Treiber nodded an affirmative. We followed the tracks fifty yards before the cat walked onto a solid rock shelf overlooking a brushy creek bottom. “Let’s walk back...
by Craig Springer | Mar 25, 2019
I am standing inside the Smith & Wesson factory in Springfield, Massachusetts. A headset protects my hearing from the rumble of industry, while the voice of my tour guide bleeds through via radio. Through a fuzzy static, he explains that much of the factory...
