Buckingham's Long Lost Shotgun Bequeathed to DU
There is a happy ending to a story that began Dec. 1, 1948, when beloved outdoor writer and legendary waterfowl hunter (apparently you can be both) Nash Buckingham accidentally drove off without his custom shotgun, "Bo Whoop." It would be 58 yearsbeforethe gunPhil Bourjaily has described as "probably the most famous waterfowl gun ever" would be seen again.
The Best Little Hunt in America
The author opines that the best hunts are those where a group of friends can pursue big game and small game in the same day. A deer hunt in “Pheasant Mecca, “ S.D.
Browning A-Bolt Stalker Review
Just like its brethren, the A-Bolt shotgun features a rifled barrel, premium trigger and all the features hunters cherished in Browning's A-Bolt rifle.
Planning A Custom Rifle
If you're going to spend the money it takes to design a custom rifle, you'd better do it right—the first time. Keith Wood offers a few things to keep in mind when planning the long gun you've been dreaming about.
Kill a Rhino to Save a Rhino?
The Dallas Safari Club is offering one bidder a chance to kill an endangered black rhinoceros—in hopes that the money raised will help save many, many more.
Annie Oakley's Shotgun Fetches $293,000 at Auction
A Parker Brothers 16-gauge once owned by Oakley sold at auction in Dallas, Texas, on Sunday, Nov. 24 for the huge sum of $293,000.
High-End Rifles of the Dallas Safari Club Convention
Though much of the attention at the annual Dallas Safari Club convention has been focused on the organization's controversial black rhino hunt auction, the show had no shortage of other attractions—namely a selection of high-end, handcrafted rifles.
Round Two of "WeAreWeatherby" Sweepstakes Begins
Weatherby has launched round two of its "WeAreWeatherby" sweepstakes, which gives fans a chance to select their favorite new Team Weatherby ad—and automatically be entered for a chance to win a Vanguard Series 2 Synthetic in the process.
Anti-Hunters Cry Foul, but Rhino Auction Benefits Species
Anti-hunters may not like the idea, but one animal dying to save the species is a small price to pay for conservation.
A Ride-Along with Stewards of Africa's Wild
Africa keeps its wildlife wild and free only by adhering to a strict conservation philosophy that includes all stakeholders—government entities, ranchers, hunting outfits, professional hunters and human inhabitants in the bush—putting skin in the game.
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