“I made out a suspicious-looking brown speck, then another, then a third, till I could count 40 of them some two miles below us. On more careful inspection we found them to be all rams, lying on the plateau in open ground.”
“Rabbit Fever is the common name given to a bacterial disease called tularemia. The Rabbit Fever I have, however, is the desire to hunt more species of rabbits in more states.”
“To stand before the giant boar with his keen tusks, and then to deal the death stroke with a spear, requires great nerve and skill.”
“I definitely won’t be here in the winter, but I’m here now and one of the goats knows it. It looks at me for a long time. I look back.”
Call it what you want, marshland muck is something else.
The rise in grizzly bear populations is altering the way bear baiting is done.
Sporting Classics’ Ron Spomer heads to South America to take an elk of a different sort.
The estimated 15-foot, 800-pound gator was lying in wait for the cows to come to water.
The following is a collection of excerpts from Wild Beasts, Birds & Reptiles of the World: The Story of Their Capture.
The author’s nephew killed his first white-tailed buck in October, and neither of them will ever forget it.