by Theodore Roosevelt | Feb 8, 2025
An ideal bull in an idyllic locale.
by Ron Rash | Feb 7, 2025
The hunt and the wilderness were more than just an escape for William Faulkner. They also taught him patience and self, discipline and were the inspiration for some of his greatest literary works. Early on the morning of November 10, 1950, William Faulkner received a...
by C.S. Cushing | Feb 6, 2025
I felt something warm above my head and realized the bear was drawing my whole face into its mouth; my nose, already in it and feeling the heat of it… Have you had summer in Moscow and St. Petersburg this year? “the bundled-up June tourist asked at the...
by Tony Kinton | Feb 6, 2025
For any hunter, fancies flip and flop and morph. Change seems a common entity. As a bowhunter, my lifelong hunting journey was no exception. A green vine, thumb-sized and flexible, served well for the bow – in those tender years of boyhood. A three-day life maximum...
by Mark Siedschlag | Feb 5, 2025
I was sentenced to Chester Elementary School for six long years along with about 180 other unfortunate inmates. I wasn’t exactly sure what terrible offense I had committed against my parents to warrant such a harsh punishment, but I tried to serve my time with quiet...
by Dr. T.C. Jennings | Feb 5, 2025
The rifle was all they talked about. A slick new Winchester Model 94 resting in the glass showcase at Harden’s Hardware. Jack coveted it. All the boys did. An inveterate hunter all of his long life, Mr. Harden smiled at the boys’ enthusiasm. Recalling his excitement...
by Rick Leonardi | Feb 3, 2025
Whenever he wears the old canvas coat, he feels the heart, a hunter’s heart, of the man who wore it.
by John Seerey-Lester | Feb 3, 2025
On a trip to Nepal several years ago, I was making my way apprehensively along a maze of trails to a remote tent camp in the Chitwan area. Adding to my anxiety, I had passed several fresh pugmarks of tigers, and as the light began to fade I imagined a big cat watching...
by Duncan Dobie | Jan 31, 2025
The following is an excerpt from Duncan Dobie’s newest book A Thousand Distant Gobbles: Turkey Tales from the Heart. This 236-page collection, featuring eight short stories and eight turkey vignettes, will warm your heart and take you on an unforgettable adventure...
by Art Wheaton | Jan 31, 2025
To his ‘sports’ and to his fellow guides, Woodie Wheaton was revered for his outdoor skills.