Tom Huggler

Tom Huggler’s Grouse of North America and A Fall of Woodcock won national acclaim and are now collectible. His Quail Hunting in America (Stackpole) is still in print. A Fall of Woodcock was reprinted recently by Skyhorse Publishing.

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Field Lunches

The gastronomic pleasures—or not—of field lunches

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Influencers

Lessons learned from a hunting mentor

Land-Lease Conundrum | Shooting Sportsman Magazine

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The Land-Lease Conundrum

What happened to me has probably happened to you, especially if you also live east of the Mississippi.

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Dad Was a Duck Hunter

An active sportsman all his life, it was only natural that he loved to hunt waterfowl.

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Literal Footsteps

Walking in the footsteps of those who hunted before.

To the Point, Travel, Wingshooting

Good Camp, Bad Camp?

Bird camps—the good, the bad and the ugly

Features, Travel, Wingshooting

Meemo’s Memories

A sportsman’s paradise in Lower Michigan

Dogs, Hunting Dogs, To the Point

Canine Acuity

Anyone who has owned bird dogs knows the road to understanding their behavior runs both ways: We learn as much as we teach—and sometimes a lot more.

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Lost & Not Found

Bird hunters like stuff, and we accumulate lots of it, which is why some things can be forgotten, misplaced or, gulp, lost.

Fine Guns, To the Point

The Far-flung Model 870

This gun is the firearms maker’s answer to Henry Ford’s Model T: ubiquitous, dependable and cheap.

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The ‘Expert’ Duck Hunter

What follows is salient advice from my best-selling book, assuredly nonfiction.

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Lonesome for Doves

Bemoaning a closed season on mourning doves.

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