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A squirrel hunt in the spring woods rekindles memories of lessons learned long ago, when almost every dad and every son chased bushytails.

Looks like I'll be stepping away from Virginia and NRA HQ for a bit next week—I'm trekking out to Illinois on a family hunting trip with my dad and a handful of longtime friends.

It's that time again. Father's Day is almost here, though if you're like us, you thought you still had a couple of weeks left. Read on for a few great last-minute ideas for the outdoor dad in your life.

A son can learn many key elements from hunting with his dad: teamwork, patience, strength. Those are things that every father should pass along.

Need some ideas for what to get that hard-to-buy-for outdoorsman in your life? Whether searching for a gift for your dad, husband or grandfather, we've got you covered.

I’ve heard plenty of funny hunting stories over the years, but one of my personal favorites comes from my Dad, set a year so before I was even born and just after my parents had moved in together.

Just a generation ago, the prevailing wisdom was that "Dad's hunting dog" belonged outside, in a kennel. That mindset has largely changed in recent years, and Kyle Wintersteen firmly believes the development is a turn for the better.

Brownness is prepared to reward one lucky dad with quite a hefty prize package later this month as part of the company's new Father's Day Sweepstakes. One fortunate father will take home $1,200 in shooting and survival gear and a one-year Brownells EDGE membership.

My dad didn't shoot a pheasant for five seasons when I came of age to hunt; he only cared about getting birds for me. In fact, one day I asked why he even bothered carrying a shotgun anymore.