In Sleeping Weather
Dreamlike memories of hunts gone by October arrives in my corner of New England. Across the valley, a wine stain soaks the ridges first,...
Reid Bryant is an Editor at Large for <em>Shooting Sportsman</em> and since 2010 has been contributing to the magazine—sharing his expertise in upland hunting, gundogs and fine shotguns. In addition to contributing to a variety of other outdoor and sporting publications, he is the host of the "The Orvis Hunting and Shooting Podcast," the Senior Manager of Wingshooting Services at Orvis, and the author of publications including <em>The Orvis Guide to Upland Hunting</em>, <em>The Incomparable Ponoi – A History</em> and <em>Training Bird Dogs</em> with Ronnie Smith Kennels.
Dreamlike memories of hunts gone by October arrives in my corner of New England. Across the valley, a wine stain soaks the ridges first,...
A friend once told me that driving across Texas from east to west takes forever, at which time you’ll reach Abilene . . ....
Mr. Jimmy is solidly and happily present, looking out over a field of prairie grass and into the promise of more birds, more points and flushes, and memories not yet made. “Let’s go,” he says.
To my mind, there is something lovely about a person who loves the place he is from. It is easy, after all, to take...
Driven days at Scotland’s Craigsanquhar Estate To my left, in the dwindling light, my friend Andrew Pierce stood with his heels almost touching Scotland’s...
Celebrating the joy of English cockers
On May 7 the sporting world said goodbye to a legend.
The early days with a puppy are fun but fragile. Proper socialization is central to developing a successful bird dog and includes exposing the pup to new environments and canine social groups.
The restoration of a shotgun is often hard to justify. Here's the story of one such adventure.
There is an unspoken feeling of returning to the family farm that makes the experience of hunting at Heritage 1865 all the richer.
Through the years trainer Jerry Cacchio developed a keen eye for interpreting dogs' physical communications and for assessing the miscommunications of handlers.
A fresh approach to harvested game