Mississippi’s Alligator Record Broken
Taken in public water, this gator broke the previous record by nearly five inches.
It’s In Our Hands
A musing over arrows, environmentalism, and preserving the hunter’s ethos.
Hawk, Snake Cause 40-Acre Forest Fire
The accidental arsonists paid the ultimate price for their mistake.
.25-06 Remington Beats 6.5 Creedmoor?
The .25-06 Remington is a great cartridge with a small problem: obscurity.
Kentucky Adds Hunting Opportunities as Bear Numbers Increase
Many of the bruins are located on public land, with nonresident tags now available.
Are We Living In the Good Old Days?
Nostalgia tends to paint the past in bright colors, but were the 1950s really better for Idaho bird hunting than the present day?
Flying Firearms to Africa, Pt. 2
Fear of flying doubles when your flying partner is your favorite hunting rifle. But relax. Flying firearms to Africa is easier than you might imagine.
Flying Firearms to Africa, Pt. 1
Fear of flying doubles when your flying partner is your favorite hunting rifle. But relax. Flying firearms to Africa is easier than you might imagine.
USFWS Releases Its 2017 Waterfowl Population Survey Results
In total, there are an estimated 47.3 million ducks in the survey area.
Announcing the New Sept./Oct. 2017 Issue of Sporting Classics
Man-eating tigers, ferocious grizzly and brown bears, a deer species you’ve probably never heard of, and more.