Kalahari Obsession: Hunting Africa's Whitetail
Impala are plentiful and trophy fees are generally inexpensive, making them fun to chase without the economic pressure associated with “greater” game.
Hunting Africa on a Budget
With some imagination, flexibility and patience a hunter may be able to save a few bucks when planning an African hunt of a lifetime.
Is Handloading Obsolete?
Myth: You must handload to get the maximum performance out of your hunting gun.
Exercise for the Hunt
The basis for mountain hunting is a strong enough body to be able to keep steadily going at a reasonable pace for several days at a time. For hunters age 40 years or more who live as sedentarily as most do, a “reasonable pace” is not the equivalent of the pace of a 30-year old that has been guiding in the mountains since he started shaving and does it for months at a time.
The Magellan eXplorist 110
At $129, the 110 is an easy-to-use bargain with some great features.
Pheasants: The Key to Economic Stimulus?
Maybe President Obama's economic stimulus plan would've been more effective if it included investment in upland habitat and pheasant stocking. Consider the numbers.
Baltic Boar
More than an exciting challenge, a boar hunt in the forests of Lithuania serves as a not-so-subtle reminder that hunting is the gateway to adventure.
Wolves Are An "Economic Boon?"
HSUS is helping petition Michigan to repeal a law that has opened up wolf hunting in the state's northern most regions.
Where's the Ammo?
It is consumer demand that keeps supplies of ammo nationwide low—and prices high. To figure out why, you might ask your neighbor.
South Dakota Pheasants Take a Nose Dive
South Dakota's roadside pheasant count is down a shocking 64-percent from last year.
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