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Prized Places
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Chukars of Late
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Readers & Writers Adventures
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Shore-’Nuff Gunning
Hunting scoters & brant on the Eastern Shore. -
Share Your Favorite Shots
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Readers & Writers Adventures
Choose from three once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to join celebrated magazine writers and fellow wingshooting aficionados on some of the best bird hunting trips on the planet. Sign up for more information about this year’s trips and we’ll keep you updated about space availability, new trip information, and Adventures news.
Enquiring Minds
Readers have enquiring minds, and I receive many thoughtful letters throughout the year. I always am glad to help. It’s time again for a round of exchanges that should be of general interest to shotgunners.
A Quest for Snowcock
The ragged realities of Himalayan snowcock Story and Photographs by Garhart Stephenson hirty years ago I learned of the Himalayan snowcock, a large member…
A Daly Ejector Repair
A Prussian Daly ejector repair.
Indiana May List Grouse as Endangered
The Ruffed Grouse Society recently issued a public letter with a call to action regarding the proposed Indiana listing.
Beesley Is Back
If you wanted to know what interested British gunmakers—and their clients—during the shotgun’s golden era, you could do worse than look to Frederick Beesley.
USA College Clay Target League Launching
For those needing yet another reason to yearn for your college days, the appeal just got a bit stronger.
Must-Have Gun Books
A library full of titles has educated the author about guns and gunmaking and would serve well those who thirst for knowledge on the subjects.
A Renaissance from Longthorne
“Our Renaissance gun has intricate but delicate scroll that is indicative of the 17th Century style,” says Longthorne Marketing Director Elaine Stewart.
2019 Readers & Writers Adventures Announced
Hunting is the ultimate excuse to go someplace you’ve never been. Yet sometimes taking the road less traveled is better experienced with a friend—or a dozen.