by Andrew M. Wayment | Jan 21, 2026
Roosevelt and Cleveland weren’t the only presidents who spent time afield.
by Robert Parvin Williams | Jan 20, 2026
They stood, Helen and Webster, side by side in black water beneath a canopy of moon-bleached trees, trunks white as ghosts raising slender claws toward the streaks of shooting stars. ”I’ve never seen them like this,” Helen said softly. “So many...
by Alan Ritchie | Jan 20, 2026
An excerpt from Ruark Remembered by Alan Ritchie who served as Ruark’s personal secretary for 12 years. Then finally the day came, and as it so happened with the aid of a ten-year-old Samburu-Rendille maiden, that Bob got on the trail of what promised to be very big...
by J.H. Patterson | Jan 20, 2026
The end of a reign of terror unlike anything the outdoor world has ever seen.
by Dr. David M. Svinarich | Jan 19, 2026
Despite the promise of great upland and waterfowl hunting, dear friends and a place where Ernest could escape fame and work without interruption, Mary and Papa Hemingway did not return to Idaho until the fall of 1958. During the intervening decade, Ernest spent...
by Fred Whishaw | Jan 19, 2026
The hunter becomes the hunted on a dark night deep in a Russian forest.
by Theodore Roosevelt | Jan 14, 2026
The rivers that bounded Juja Farm, not only the Athi, but the Nairobi and Rewero, contained hippopotami and crocodiles in the deep pools. I was particularly anxious to get one of the former, and early one morning Judd and I rode off across the plains, through the...
by Larry Weishuhn | Jan 12, 2026
During the past millennium, I was fortunate to spend time in northern Texas as a wildlife biologist and hunting in south-central Oklahoma a few miles north of the Red River, the border between our two states. Drawing from my experience as a biologist and as well as a...
by William J. Morrissey | Jan 9, 2026
He had it all – money, education and looks – along with an obsession for danger that would get another man killed. He was a millionaire, Arctic explorer, big game hunter and movie producer – a man who was larger than life in everything that he did. Born September 18,...
by Nick Muckerman | Jan 5, 2026
Wind seems to be an almost constant on mountain peaks in sheep country. Exposed on a ridgeline in Idaho’s highest mountain range, the wind whipped hard and relentlessly as our party of three picked apart the terrain with spotting scopes mounted on tripods. It had...