Hunting the Land
“Perhaps we grew used to not seeing many deer. Perhaps we were old men who did not care about the killing anymore. What could have been the reason why we kept going back?”
USFWS Expanding Hunting, Fishing Opportunities on Wildlife Refuges
The changes will affect more than a dozen refuges across nine states.
New 3-for-$35 Book Bundle!
A new trio of Sporting Classics books at a discounted price, all in celebration of our 35th anniversary.
Rabbit Fever
“Rabbit Fever is the common name given to a bacterial disease called tularemia. The Rabbit Fever I have, however, is the desire to hunt more species of rabbits in more states.”
Dubarry Announces New Autumn/Winter Line
You’re an affluent hunter. Look the part with these new offerings from Dubarry.
New Lynn Bogue Hunt Book Coming Soon from Sporting Classics
A new coffee-table book celebrating the most prolific and popular sporting artist of the 20th century.
New Rinehart Decoy is (Literally) Turning Heads
Aside from her stunningly realistic looks, the Doloma Doe’s strongest attribute is her natural head turning—and neck turning—abilities.
Into Africa
Six paintings by Friedrich Wilhelm Kuhnert will be auctioned at Jackson Hole Art Auction’s 2016 event.
Navajo Nation Opens Largest Eagle Aviary in the U.S.
The Navajo Nation’s respect and admiration for the golden eagle led to a new aviary in the bird’s honor.
New Mexico’s Novel Way to Engage Youth Hunters
Special cow elk tags are being sold to youth hunters, both residents and nonresidents, to promote big game hunting and manage the resource.