Why Small Game is the Key to Hunter Recruitment
Allowing someone to tag along while you chase squirrels or rabbits may be the simplest, most effective way to recruit new hunters.
An Ode to the Single-Shot Shotgun
What is it about the single-shot shotgun that still appeals to us all?
A Beagle I’ll Never Forget
Every young hunter should have a dog to lead him into the wild, but Barney did much more than that.
Hardware: Franchi Affinity 3 Elite Upland
Anybody looking for a semi-auto upland hunting gun would do well to look at the Affinity 3 Elite Upland.
What Your Gun Dog Says About You: Part II
Here are five more breeds that tell the world what kind of hunter, and person, you really are
From the Octagon to the Woods: Q&A with Jim Miller
AmericanHunter.org caught up with UFC Lightweight and NRA member Jim Miller to talk hunting, shooting and fighting on the eve of his next bout.
Training More Than a Bird Dog
Upland and waterfowl seasons are open but a fraction of the year—so, what do you do with your faithful gundog during the 9 or 10 months when you aren’t hunting? A dog bred to hunt ought to hunt, of course, but he doesn’t necessarily need to fetch birds to be happy. Kyle Wintersteen offers a few suggestions on how you can keep your favorite hunting buddy occupied in the "offseason."
Why a Hunting Dog?
Guys and gals, if you’re going to put up with the expense and inconvenience of caring for a dog, why not care for one that can return the favor? One that can earn it’s keep? Working dogs are not just useful dogs, but happy, satisfied dogs. Fulfilled dogs. Dogs with a purpose in life.
The Maine Attraction
Maine is home to a wide range of large and small game and lots of public land on which to hunt it. Could the Pine Tree State be hunting’s best-kept secret?
Memories Earned: A New England Grouse Hunt
In the woods of New England sparks of truth reveal days spent grouse hunting are always perfect, the shots always true, even if the birds don’t always cooperate.
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