by Todd Wilkinson | Jul 22, 2022
Three talented artists are creating a spectacular tribute to a legendary African river and its wildlife.
by E. Donnall Thomas Jr. | Jul 22, 2022
It’s possible to stick Australia’s Asiatic buffalo with a bow, but be prepared for painful stalks and saltwater crocodiles.
by Roger Pinckney | Jul 20, 2022
Modern smiths keep an ancient art alive.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jul 19, 2022
It’s a dangerous place outdoors. The world is full of dangers. You’ve got speeding cars, stinging bees, rattlesnakes that bite and more. Luckily I have Mike to walk the trails ahead of me and check for dangers — much like a very slow bodyguard, har har! Once,...
by Robert Matthews | Jul 18, 2022
Only eight short paces would separate the aggressive young rogue and his pursuers when they finally met in the dark of an African night.
by Tom Davis | Jul 14, 2022
If the noses of gundogs are so incredibly discerning, why do they point so many things that aren’t birds?
by Cameron the Weim | Jul 12, 2022
Unfortunately for some dogs, summer means a prolonged down time. Summer is the time to explore everything — and get out there. My summer plans make up a long list of to-do things. On my list are fishing, hiking, camping, running, digging out gophers, chasing...
by John Seerey-Lester | Jul 7, 2022
Many things go into the creation of a painting.
by Cameron the Weim | Jul 3, 2022
As a dog, I have a method of communication that sends a clear message — The Stare. You hoomans have many ways to communicate — like writing, smoke signals and Morse code. I noticed, nearly all of you rarely speak any more and spend most of each day staring down into a...
by Robert Reitnauer | Jun 23, 2022
Sensing something wasn’t right, the lion popped his head out from behind the tree. Instantly, his big eyes blazed like coals and he issued a deep, rumbling growl. It was a hot and dry September day in Tanzania, just south of the little village of Loiborserrit....