A cocked and locked Colt .45 spurs conversation and education at a shooting range
When it comes to the workings of your firearm, the more you know, the better.
A long-awaited visit from whitetail ptarmigan leads to a moment captured forever
The three whitetails appeared on a winter night made bright by snow and moonlight, lingered to eat, and then one of them posed for a photo.
Even if you don’t have a gun rack in your truck, it’s useful to have a truck gun
A securely stored, inexpensive rifle that stays in the truck year-round can be handy as long as it’s accessible.
Discovery of quiet ammo means a return to the backyard shooting range
The sound isn’t enough to bother anyone, even a gun-shy dog .
Whether your gift is a rare rifle or a piece of bubble gum, remember: It’s the thought that counts
Just don’t be like the guy who bought his wife a gun, only to take it out hunting without her before she got a chance to use it.
A chilly morning, a North Dakota wheat field, a flock of geese and the gift of a lifetime
A hunt with Dad brings glee to a 6-year-old, and a treasured lifestyle to the man he became.
When it comes to displays of hunting culture, a roadhouse or farmhouse can fare well against big-city museums
Across rural America as well as in Alaska, you’ll find informal displays of artifacts and memorabilia that celebrate hunting, fishing and the outdoors lifestyle.
Tracks in the snow can tell amazing stories
When brilliant white snow blankets the land, it pulls back the curtain on nature’s dramatic stage.
Why own a collection of guns? The reasons are many.
In a time when it seems your cellphone is outdated every few months, there’s something special about tools built over a hundred years ago that remain relevant today.
Missing is a fact of hunting life. So is having no sympathy for the person who missed.
Among accomplished hunters, there is humor and camaraderie in a clean miss.
Try as you might, it’s hard to let go of good dogs and old guns
A visit to a waterfowl paradise with a shotgun scarred by years of use and a bird dog gone too soon isn’t as final as first intended.
Whether it’s fire, floods or even locusts, try to adapt to what nature throws at you
The hunter’s life is dependent on weather, and there is nothing they can do about it.