by Sporting Classics Daily | Sep 18, 2019
This week, Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey returns to the Rocky Mountains for a free-range mule deer hunt. The episode is featured as part of Deer Week, a week-long celebration of the upcoming deer hunting season on Outdoor Channel and Sportsman Channel. Inspired...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Sep 18, 2019
On September 1, Hurricane Dorian stalled over the northern Bahamas islands with sustained winds over 185 mph – the highest windspeed of any Atlantic hurricane recorded at landfall. The resulting damage to the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama was catastrophic as the...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Sep 18, 2019
SPONSORED CONTENT Direct to Consumer Benefit TRACT Optics is changing the way you purchase optics. By selling direct, they are able to cut out the retail mark up and provide you with a higher quality product for a better price. Jon Allen and Jon LaCorte have spent...
by Oliver Kemp | Sep 18, 2019
This is an excerpt from an article that originally appeared in the August 1910 issue of Outing magazine. “Going a hunting” has a ring to it of romance and adventure. As your enthusiast holds forth, you sense the mystery of the forest and the mountains and the...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Sep 17, 2019
SPONSORED CONTENT The Signature Lodge north of Pierre, South Dakota, is the first sporting venue to ever receive a Beretta Trident and also voted Sporting Classic’s Lodge of the Year. But there is more to being an award-winning hunting lodge than just the upland...
by Chris Dorsey | Sep 17, 2019
The mosaic of rolling woodlands mixed with open plains, marshes and switchback rivers make ideal habitat for Cape buffalo in the northwest corner of Zambia—including the “Beast of Nchila,” a rogue bull that had killed four of its own. Stalking a massive bull in a...
by Roger Pinckney | Sep 16, 2019
In August of 1886, Roosevelt set out with two companions for the Wyoming Big Horn Mountains, some 300-odd miles southwest of his Elkhorn Ranch. There was a prairie schooner wagon, a string of horses—saddle, pack, and draft. Barrels of water, flour, and lard, bacon,...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Sep 15, 2019
My raison d’être often finds me capturing the wild and raw sides of nature, where just surviving the night is a landmark event. The tallest animal to walk the planet today is an old bull giraffe. Often standing 19 feet tall and weighing more than 3,000 pounds, these...
by Ron Spomer | Sep 13, 2019
My H-S Precision SPL rifle is like that mousy girl you hardly noticed in high school. Then, after a year or two of blossoming at college, she comes back to town. Perky new hairdo, smart new clothes and a confident attitude to match. Wow! How did you overlook that...
by Duncan Dobie | Sep 10, 2019
Roosevelt greatly enjoyed his time with Ben Lilly. He later wrote: “I never met any other man so indifferent to fatigue and hardship. The morning he joined us in camp, he had come on foot through the thick woods, followed by his two dogs, and had neither eaten nor...
