Table Tennis with a Worthy Bird
My load was a standard squirrel load with three-and three-quarter dram equivalent of powder and an ounce and a quarter of number 6 shot in my 12 gauge over/under.
Optics 101: What to Look for (and at!) While Purchasing Binoculars and Scopes
If you scrimp and buy cheap optics, you will cuss them.
Report from SHOT Show 2019: New Hunting Products for Women
Many people ask me what I look for in hunting products.
Why Thieves Who Stole Guns from SHOT Show Didn’t Get Very Far
Rules imposed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (the organization that puts on SHOT Show) led to the men’s arrest in record time.
Report from SHOT Show: Marlin’s Newest Products
GPM stopped by the Marlin booth at the SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade) Show 2019.
CO House Education Committee Kills Bill to Reinstate Hunter Education in Schools
“We want to teach kids about gun safety and conservation. Full stop.”
Population Growth and Sport Shooting on Public Lands Present a Challenge in Colorado
Colorado has welcomed swaths of new residents from all over the country since 2000.
SHOT Show Is Happening Now: 16 Acres of Gun Stuff, and Other Fun Facts
GPM will be providing daily updates, live reports on social media, and exciting product previews all week.
Colorado Raises Fines for Shooting Violations in Parks and Open Spaces
"The assault on the pocketbooks of sportsmen is never-ending."
What to Expect if You’re Attending the SHOT Show — The Mother of All Shows
Seminars at the big shows are always the most fun and exciting.
Dove Hunting in the Winter? Yes, It’s Possible
Before you pick up that phone and call your counselor – there is hope.
Last-Minute Christmas Shopping Made Easy: 2018 Christmas List for the Outdoorsman
Santa’s little helper is here to help you out.
GPM Asks: Why Are You Thankful for the Second Amendment?
Many citizens, despite what the media would have us believe, still cherish this right and are thankful for its incorporation into the Bill of Rights.
It Was 1965, and It Seems like Yesterday: Remembering My First Coon Hunt
It was a rite of passage to be able to go out with the older guys.
A Gift from Yesterday: Seven Pounds of Steel and Walnut and Heaps of Memories
The pleasant reflections of the past flooded my thoughts; except there was an uncomfortable lump in my throat.
How Non-Native Wolves Wreak Havoc in the West
The wolf has come to epitomize the arrogance of easterners when it comes to life in the Rocky Mountains.
Dove Season Is Here: How to Find the Best Shell for Your Shotgun
The perfect September shot is fruitless if your shotgun and load are for January ducks.
Hunting Season Is Approaching: Here’s How to Share Your Passion for the Outdoors
Carefully navigating the waters of the outdoor lifestyle can lead to enjoyment and the enrichment of many lives.
New Hunter Safety System Shows Promise for Kids, Dogs, and New Territory
SAFESHOOT is a unique system that creates a safety network for hunters and assists in preventing friendly-fire incidents.
Remembering Beechnut: The Bird I Never Brought to Bag
The memory of those that got away by outsmarting us may be even more appreciated and enduring.
Sportsmen Benefit from Interior Sec. Zinke’s Leadership
Sportsmen are now able to hunt and fish without undue restrictions, and nature-lovers are able to enjoy the great outdoors more fully.
What’s a Campout Worth? Cherished Memories of a Successful Hunt
Fishing, hunting, hiking, and similar activities are often complemented by a most pleasant pastime – camping.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Wild Turkey Fresh Spring Rolls
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.