Into Africa
Six paintings by Friedrich Wilhelm Kuhnert will be auctioned at Jackson Hole Art Auction’s 2016 event.
How I Killed the Tiger
A hunter’s near-fatal encounter with a tiger.
SCI: Science Makes a Breakthrough in Aging African Lions
“This groundbreaking research will improve the management of lions and promote sustainable hunting.”
Namibia to Auction Three Black Rhino Hunts
The money raised will go toward conservation. Let the anti-hunting fervor begin.
Nile Crocodiles Found in Florida
DNA tests confirm that three reptiles captured in Miami were African in origin.
Elephants Hate Drones, Too
Humans aren’t the only ones aggravated by the devices. Researchers who tried to use them to follow a herd met with extreme resistance from the animals.
DSC Weighs In on Potential Endangered Listing for African Elephants
Dallas Safari Club has submitted an official comment to the USFWS regarding a potential uplisting of the elephants from Threatened.
Hunting the Other Elk in Argentina
Sporting Classics’ Ron Spomer heads to South America to take an elk of a different sort.
Wild Hogs Thriving in Fukushima No-Man’s Land
Populations are up 330 percent since the 2011 disaster, despite radiation levels having risen just as much.
Frederick Selous’s Walking Stick Goes for $22,000 at Auction
The stick was only appraised for $1,400, but a bidding war brought the price up — a lot.