Past Articles
The Small Rewards of Duck Hunting
by Kyle Wintersteen
If you consider yourself a duck hunter but have never looked to the skies from your blind and asked, "What am I doing here?"...
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Is This the Year
by Adam Heggenstaller
This could be the year. Waiting for day—the day—to break...
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10 Million Deer Hunters Roll Out for the Rut
by J. Scott Olmsted
This is a big deal. Work will wait, schools will close—all in the name of deer season...
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Rabbits:The Rite of Passage
by Ron Spomer
Bunnies aren't beneath me. Sadly, this is not the case for all hunters these days. Some look down their noses at old Br'er Rabbit...
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Cougar
by Jeff Johnston
Thirteen miles from the nearest paved road in Utah's northeastern backcountry, high on an impossible bluff, a predator stalks its prey through snow-filtered moonlight....
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The Shed Hunting Addiction
by Mark Kayser
Some days the prize is nothing more than exercise and the opportunity to spend a day enjoying outdoor splendor. That's fine with me. Other days can bring...
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The Madness of Spring
by Jeff Johnston
Nature's orchestra is warming up as you exit the truck and inhale an electric breeze. The sky is a gray curtain flush with...
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The Mystique of Bear Hunting
by Bryce M. Towsley
Your mind has zoned out so it takes a minute to realize that, like a scene from a poorly written book, "suddenly it's quiet...
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Why We Love Dogs
by Kyle Wintersteen
It is said that you should never insult a man's gun or his dog. I think further emphasis ought to be on the dog...
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A Day at the Range
by J. Scott Olmsted
It's July, have you hugged your rifle lately? I haven't, and it's high time I did. Despite what the calendar says deer season is right around the corner...
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September Song
by Joe H. Graham
It's impressive how long rows of ripe sunflowers, broad harvested grain fields and languid farm ponds with a dead snag or two really seize your attention...
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The Siren Song of the West
by J. Scott Olmsted
When wanderlust strikes sometimes I climb on my Harley and head south on Lee Highway, through the Manassas Battlefield...
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Don't Call Him a Ditch Chicken
by Kyle Wintersteen
On paper the ring-necked pheasant shouldn't be all that tough to kill. He's a predictable fellow, feeding...
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The Right Stuff for Turkeys
by Bob Robb
Last season when I was hunting turkeys at Miller Creek Ranch in central Texas, I found that gobblers were henned up beyond belief...
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