South-of-the-Border Bobs
The thrill of wild quail with El Dorado Outfitters The bobwhite quail, or northern bobwhite, is found in all or part of 40 states,...
Gary Kramer, an Editor at Large for <em>Shooting Sportsman</em>, has been writing and photographing bird hunting and fishing for nearly five decades. His first article appeared in SSM in 1989. He has hunted, fished and photographed in 67 countries and is the magazine's go-to guy for images of worldwide bird hunting. A wildlife biologist by trade, he not only has contributed to magazines but also has written the text and provided photographs for six books—the most recent including <em>Wingshooting the World</em> and <em>Game Birds. </em>
The thrill of wild quail with El Dorado Outfitters The bobwhite quail, or northern bobwhite, is found in all or part of 40 states,...
Doves, ducks, pigeons and perdiz in Argentina It was in the late 1970s that travel for wingshooting outside North America first became popular. Among...
To Greenland for king eiders and more Among all the waterfowl in North America, drake king eiders are arguably the most beautiful—and for many...
Doves & ducks with Four Seasons Adventures
In pursuit of Mexico’s tidewater geese
Snap-shooting a tight formation of shoveler drakes
The ins & outs of hunting diving ducks.
One by one, 10 baby wood ducks jumped from the nest to the ground, some 20 feet below.
The ultimate mixed-bag hunt in South Africa.
Brant & sea ducks on the Alaska Peninsula
In 2018, 25 nonresident permits were issued by lottery and were included in the allowable take of 1,000 emperor geese statewide. For the 2020-’21 season, the take will remain the same, and resident permits will be available online, from Alaska Department of Fish and Game offices, and from license vendors in rural coastal villages where emperor geese are hunted. The online application period for the 25 nonresident permits is November 1 to December 15, 2019.
Little Moran has comfortable accommodations, extensive bird coverts and impressive English setters.