September/October 2020
Following months of virtual lockdown, sportsmen and women are chomping at the bit to get outdoors, and they’re going to celebrate every opportunity to social distance in the field.
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Pheasant College
A master class in outwitting roosters -
Bobwhites & Bourbon
Winghaven offers one of the country’s premier no-limit quail hunts on 3,000 acres of prime habitat. -
Early Warning Geese
Incoming specks in Saskatchewan -
Georgia Quail From Mule-Drawn Wagons
Pine Hill Plantation, February 18–22, 2021 -
Where the Wild Quail Are
Seeking adventure in the Arizona desert -
The Life & Times of David McKay Brown
Britain’s most successful independent gunmaker eyes retirement
Shooting Sportsman Endorsed Lodge Program
Choosing your next hunting destination just got a lot easier, thanks to the Shooting Sportsman Endorsed Lodge Program.
Tooling Up!
Multitools for the uplands.
US Helice Nationals Held
More than 100 competitors enjoyed sun-splashed conditions during the United States Helice Association National Championship.
A Quail Gun with a Cause
The Tall Timbers Gun III: a custom-stocked, hand-engraved Beretta SL3.
Lonesome for Doves
Bemoaning a closed season on mourning doves.
Eurasian Invasion
The invasive, sporting and tasty Eurasian collared dove.
Alabama Holds Successful Crane Hunt
After not having allowed hunting for sandhill cranes since 1916, Alabama enjoyed its first crane hunt in more than a century this past season.
Pheasant College
A master class in outwitting roosters
A Life Among Flushing Dogs
Through the years trainer Jerry Cacchio developed a keen eye for interpreting dogs’ physical communications and for assessing the miscommunications of handlers.
Bobwhites & Bourbon
Winghaven offers one of the country’s premier no-limit quail hunts on 3,000 acres of prime habitat.