“running game”

Without a doubt, handgun hunting is one of the most challenging of the hunting sports.

Shooting at—and hitting—running game is a lost art in many American hunting circles, but not in Europe, where hunters across the continent swing on feral swine during game drives. Here’s how they do it.

Need help getting set up for running game? Field Editor Jeff Johnston has a few pointers.

Today we’re seeing renewed interest in scout rifles. Steyr, Mossberg, Ruger, and Savage all offer commercial interpretations of the scout. But, are these modern renditions of Cooper’s general-purpose carbine suitable for big game hunting?

Hunters are coming around to the merits of red-dots, especially for close-range, running game, or low-light scenarios. Aimpoint has responded with its Micro H-2.

Hunting horns, hunt terriers and running game set the stage for Old World adventure on a driven hunt in Germany.

Shooting and hitting running game can be easy—if you learn how! The American Sportsman Shooting Center is the place to do that.

Need a new deer rig for the upcoming season? The Mossberg MVP LR topped with a Riton scope makes a terrific deer-slayer and delivers way more value than it costs.