What Is The Best Mountain Pistol?
By: Tom Claycomb III “What Is The Best Mountain Pistol?” [...]
Fish Creek Pilgrim
By: Randy Tucker We call them pilgrims. Guys who come [...]
Business End of a 9mm
By: Randy Tucker The business end of a 9mm can [...]
Antelope from a Haystack
By: Randy Tucker My first pronghorn antelope was a less [...]
Abandoned Comics
By: Randy Tucker It’s not something people do very often [...]
Don’t Put Your Rifle Away Quite Yet; It’s Varmint Season!
Lead photo: You'll want a bi-pod to shoot off of. [...]
His Antlers Gave Him Away
By: Randy Tucker The area around Sweetwater Station, Wyoming is [...]
A ‘City Girl’s’ First Pheasant Hunt
By: Randy Tucker My wife likes to describe herself as [...]
Warning Signs and a 30-30 on the Wyoming High Plains
By: Randy Tucker To the casual observer, the high pyramids [...]
A Winter Goose Hunt
By: Randy Tucker The skies were full of migrating Canada [...]
Chasing a Pronghorn Buck and Finding History
History surrounds us here in Fremont County.
Fishing in Suburban Pittsburgh: A Spectacle
Music, beer, laughter, and the smell of grilling meat wafting down from nearby cabins.
Court Challenges Aim to End Game Wardens’ Creepy, Warrantless Searches of Private Land
It’s creepy. And it’s an all-too common occurrence in Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and other states with Warrantless Entry statutes.
Managing a Plague of Prairie Dogs with a Savage .204
In 30 minutes, the prairie dog population returned to manageable levels.
Pennsylvania Hunting Clubs Challenge Warrantless Searches of Private Land
The clubs’ members are ordinary Pennsylvanians who desire and expect privacy on their land.
How To: Tricking Out an Anderson Mfg. 5.56 Rifle
There are literally hundreds of aftermarket AR parts on the market, aren’t there?
Sage Grouse, Political Correctness, and Shotguns
That was it: frontier justice in an era when a big mouth could get you a big fist punched in it.
A Fabulous Fall Hunt: Turkeys in Wyoming
Turkeys don’t fly well, but they run like greyhounds.
Greenies Harvest a Combine
I paid $200 for a new 12-gauge Remington Model 870 shotgun in September 1980.
Dogs and Deer: ‘A Four-Legged Tracking Machine’
Winter’s an ordinary, family pet, not a specialized, hunting or tracking dog, but you’d never know that from her stellar performance in the field this past month.
Remembering Epic Jackalope Hunts in Wyoming
I’ve taken eastern friends hunting this elusive quarry for more than four decades.
Wyoming in a Nutshell
Wyomingites can be ruthless when it comes to certain out-of-state hunters or fishermen honing in on their territory.
Different Hunting Types: Which is Right for You?
If you’re new to hunting, consider the following before you head into the great outdoors:.