by Michael Keck | Aug 19, 2025
“I had plenty of time to come up with a good story for the men at camp as I lay bleeding in the woods.”
by Roderick Lull | Aug 18, 2025
It was to him a very simple thing and the wonder was that the others, the older ones, were so stupid and confused. It was only a matter of going back a few years to when he was ten and her age, and thinking as he had thought then. The old urges and desires and faiths...
by Larry Weishuhn | Aug 18, 2025
“What two species of deer do you think have been introduced to more continents than any other?” Asked Scandinavian Prohunter’s Stefan Bengtsson. “Hmmmm…it would have to be either red deer or fallow deer based on my personal experience. I’ve hunted introduced red stag...
by Robert Matthews | Aug 18, 2025
I think I know what Otis Redding had on his mind when he crooned “Sittin’ on the dock of a bay.” Only there’s no dock here. There’s no bay either, but I’m sitting on a high bluff overlooking the Parana River in Argentina, takin’ the rest of the day off. Mi amigos...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Aug 15, 2025
From time-honored driven shooting to cutting-edge night vision technology, its a global pursuit of tusks and tradition as we journey across the country and around the world for high-energy hog hunting in this week’s episode of Sporting Classics with Chris...
by Kermit Roosevelt | Aug 13, 2025
TR’s favorite hunting companion takes a trip of his own, chronicling his adventures just like his legendary father.
by Tom Keer | Aug 13, 2025
“It was the time when hunting and fishing were as popular as video games and reality television shows are today. Let’s have a look at a few from the past 100 years.”
by John Seerey-Lester | Aug 11, 2025
He caught a glimpse of something white among the herd, its body illuminated by the setting sun–he recognized the animal as an extremely rare white bison. The fall was changing into winter and the buffalo hunters were getting ready for the huge herds to gather on the...
by M.E. Hatcher | Aug 8, 2025
It was a cold, dull and dreary day, the 17th of December 1924, with the thermometer hovering around zero in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains of Okanogan County, Washington, when a man-eating cougar killed and devoured a 13-year-old boy. Reports from all over the...
by Larry Weishuhn | Aug 8, 2025
“Son, I’ve got something for ya,” said the grizzled hunter, poking our late November campfire and sending ember offerings and prayers to the Man Upstairs. I had known my friend ever since I was a tyke, and I always called him Uncle John, even though he was not among...