The Clarendon Club
A forgotten hunt club rises from the ashes and a young cancer survivor enjoys every moment.
A forgotten hunt club rises from the ashes and a young cancer survivor enjoys every moment.
Ever the tomboy, Belle Baruch hunted and fished, chased German spies, surprised her family with equestrian triumphs and scandalous affairs. When it was all done, she willed 17,500 acres for public education.
Come fall, mind-stretching numbers of ducks and geese descend on Hooray’s fields and ponds.
A delightfully different approach.
The barrels of my Roscoe felt smooth as a chorus girl’s ankle as I slid my hand over the cold steel.
What is it about the sound of whirring wings that moves us more than any love of country? In this 1935 classic from Esquire, the legendary author shares his lifelong fascination with bird hunting the world over.