by Michael J. Miller | Aug 4, 2024
Face-to-face with a band of angry Cape buffalo—and AK-wielding terrorists.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Aug 2, 2024
Shane Jones hunts moose on Newfoundland in a grueling hunt on ‘The Rock,’ and stalks within range of a massive bull.
by John Rogers | Aug 2, 2024
It was my very first hunt with Lacie, and I said to the plantation manager, “Could you please put out twelve quail, two chukars and two pheasants, and all as singles in a small field.” He replied, “We have a small training field that is planted with sorghum. But you...
by Jack O'Connor | Aug 2, 2024
In this article for Outdoor Life, Jack O’Connor revels in the name given him by the natives, Medala Pala Pala “Old Man Who Can’t Hit a Sable,” but in the end he manages to silence his African critics by taking a fine bull.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jul 31, 2024
The Chukka fills that “what-should-l-wear” gap between a loafer and a boot. Comfortable and light for everyday wear but with enough height to keep out dirt and sand. Slips on and off easily and laces quickly. The Chukka’s many uses will make it your...
by Dwight Van Brunt | Jul 30, 2024
The old saw, “Good things come to those who wait,” rarely applies to hunting trips.
by Robert Ruark | Jul 29, 2024
Of all the African big game animals, Chui the leopard is the most beautiful and exotic – even in death.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jul 29, 2024
When bobwhite quail populations in West Texas plummeted in 2010, concerned hunters took notice and banded together to fund research to find a solution to the mystery. Now the efforts from the Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation are bearing fruit for wildlife in...
by Wayne van Zwoll | Jul 26, 2024
Hazards from beasts in the bush are no match for daily perils along Africa’s waterways!
by Michael Luders | Jul 23, 2024
Ruffed grouse are survivalists, like anything wild. Keen masters of escape, Houdini had nothing on them. I’ve had them use the back door too many times to think it’s chance. And when that door is covered, they fly out the side window. I am convinced they thumb their...