November/December 2019
The latest flock of fowling guns; Finding open water—and ducks—in the late season, and more.
The latest flock of fowling guns; Finding open water—and ducks—in the late season, and more.
We tip our hats to the Arkansas State Legislature for giving the mighty shotgun its rightful honor.
Forty years on and still setting standards; Unlocking the mysteries of Hungarian partridge, and more.
"Saltwater, webbed feet and blackpowder” was a traditional wildfowler’s toast. The book by the same name, by John Richards and artist Julian Novorol, is a history of punt-gunning and big-bore shooting over the UK’s rivers and estuaries in the 19th and 20th centuries.
We’re saluting the indescribable connection that wingshooters have with their favorite shotguns. Whether your favorite gun shows exquisite gunmaking or great sentimental value, we want to see it. Winning entries will be celebrated with prizes as well as coverage in the magazine and on social media.
Fast, hard-flying birds that behave like wild birds—birds that explode from cover in a way that forces hunters to take a millisecond to gather...
The latest & greatest in smoothbores; A wingshooting weekend at Prairie Wildlife, and more.
In 1835 in the Pennsylvania backcountry, a young sheriff unearths disturbing links among a judge’s suicide, a trial and hanging 30 years before, and a recent murder. To conduct his investigation, Sheriff Gideon Stoltz must relive his own mother’s murder, a crime that remains unsolved.