A Fitting Book for Clay Shooters
Gunfitting is a most worthwhile read and will allow the shooter to understand what he can expect from a fitting.
Gunfitting is a most worthwhile read and will allow the shooter to understand what he can expect from a fitting.
Hunting Life belongs on every hunter’s bookshelf. The book is that good.
Appalachian Grouse Dog: A Boomer’s Memoir is in fact three memoirs written by three people about one animal: a Ryman-bred English setter whelped in 1993 named Cokesbury’s Commander.
The Birth of The Boxlock Shotgun is a must for any scholar of fine shotguns.
His works show an uncanny ability to transport the viewer to stunningly beautiful places and to the heart of sport.
Over the course of three seasons, on a Brigadoon-like highland deep in the Appalachians, dog and bird thrust and parry, matching wits and nerves and senses, each made better by the other.
Sky Dance of the Woodcock,
by Greg Hoch, is a marvel to read. Subtitled The Habits and Habitats of a Strange Little Bird, the book includes eight chapters, each a well-crafted, informative essay.
This image appears in Timothy Flanigan’s new book, Grouse & Woodcock: The Birds of My Life.
Grouse & Woodcock: The Birds of My Life, by Timothy C. Flanigan, is available from Wild River Press.
The Sporting Art of Eldridge Hardie presents the full panoply of this artist’s superb paintings plus a glimpse into his life, manner of working, and passion for upland hunting, angling and waterfowling.
When training my pointer puppy years ago, I wish I had known about the Smith Training Method, outlined and detailed in the exceptionally helpful book Training Bird Dogs with Ronnie Smith Kennels.
Be one of the lucky 200 owners of this limited-edition volume, and check into Mathewson’s other fine works as well.