A Memorable Hunt on a Crisp Afternoon in Pennsylvania
It was a strange mixture of 21st-century technology with old-fashioned bird hunting in the wet fields of the Keystone State.
Bivy Hunting: Worth the Hype?
It’s basically throwing everything you’ll need to hunt for the week in your backpack and camping out on top of a mountain.
Getting Lost in the Wind River Mountains
Suddenly all the cardinal points I took so calmly were gone.
Why and How Outdoorsmen Should Carry Concealed
Getting a concealed carry license takes some time, effort, and expense, but could save your life.
In Mississippi and Elsewhere, COVID Making Shooting Sports Even More Popular
Prevented from taking part in traditional organized school sports, kids are participating in 5-stand, skeet, trap, and sporting clays,
Adventures in the Wilderness That Once Was
Someday, maybe I’ll return to the wilderness that once was.
How To: Packing out Big Game in the Backcountry
If you live out West, you’ve got to figure out how to pack it out, maybe 5-15 mile.
A Close Call Hog Hunting with an Airgun
Texas is probably the perfect state for hunting big game with an air rifle.
Adventures in the Wyoming Wilderness: Not Every Hunt Ends in a Harvest
Green Mountain in southeastern Fremont County, Wyoming is claimed to be one of the best kept secrets in elk hunting in the Rocky Mountain region.
Axis Deer Hunting … with an Airgun?
The Hammer did the job, and I was impressed with the 350-gr. hollow point bullet.
A Mountain Lion after Track Practice
Even a small mountain lion is a big cat, especially when you’re running across open ground in shorts and tennis shoes.
Fathers and Sons and the American Hunting Tradition
In 2004 we took what proved to be the final deer hunt with my dad.
Magic Time: Memories of Goose Hunting at High Altitude
The magic time arrived, the last 20 minutes of legal shooting before dark arrives is often the best hunting of the day.
Wild Game: The Original Organic Meat
I wasn’t surprised when I heard the younger health-conscious crowd is becoming increasingly interested in hunting for the benefit of eating wild, organic meat.
Taking a Rookie Hunter on a Lake Hattie Duck Hunt
It was a different time in America, a time when you could send a gun via the United States Postal Service with few if any questions.
Remembering the Good, Old Days of Simpler Sporting Goods
It seems that everything in the sporting goods world is now a specialty item.
VACATION IDEA: ‘Firearms Wonderland,’ Canyon Madness Ranch, New Mexico
At Canyon Madness Ranch (CMR), though, you don’t have to choose between being remote and having access to amenities.
Pigeon Hunting Using a .25 Cal Umarex Gauntlet
If you aren’t into airguns, you need to start thinking about it.
Duck Hunting with the Governor
One particularly boring function came on the afternoon of the opening day of waterfowl season.
Hunting on Horseback: The Tradition Lives On
Muskets were hard to handle at full gallop; the bow was much more effective.
Ultimate Mountain Hunt: Spotting and Stalking Bears
You hear a lot about it, but exactly what does it mean to spot and stalk bears?
Still Haven’t Bagged a Turkey? These Items May Help
I wish I had a magic answer for you, but a lot of times, a decent plan mixed with hard work will make things happen.
Spring Food Plots: Easy on Your Wallet and Time
What you need is a 15x25-foot piece of land that gets full sun, a rake, leaf rake, and a tiller.