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.
Some guns are made to create a brilliant impression in their entirety. Others are intended for detailed delectation engraved in a way that rewards close inspection and insists on their handling and the play of light. The Tallett-engraved Charles Boswell .410 is a rare example of both.
So you love the outdoors, hunting and fishing; want to help preserve wild places and ensure that wild creatures thrive; and enjoy sharing your enthusiasm for outdoor recreation with others. Well, a new four-year major at Auburn University may be right down your alley.
The talented gun-engraving family of Dave, Brad and Wesley Tallett have buckled into the idea of making belts of hide with ferrous fasteners.
Pheasant, Quail, Cottontail is a handsome new cooking title from foodie/forager Hank Shaw and his partner/photographer, Holly Heyser.
A new partnership between Georgia’s Barnsley Resort and John Burrell’s High Adventure Company has resulted in luxury accommodations on the same site as premier quail hunting and sporting clays shooting.
Guns, shooting, and characters sketched from American gun culture—propel the narratives in each of three related novellas that comprise Bang Bang Tales, by first-time author Clark Stoneridge.
It’s a known fact: The woman who has everything can always use a new pair of boots.
Home is where the heart is, so it stands to reason that one of waterfowling’s longtime conservation groups, Delta Waterfowl, will continue looking after a Manitoba, Canada, property that is its historic home—keeping it a base for research programs intended to benefit all waterfowl.
Upland hunters in Wisconsin may be facing a shortened ruffed grouse season this fall as biologists and game officials weigh the impacts of West Nile Virus on grouse populations.
In May Purdey rolled out an over/under intended to compete in the high-bird stakes.
Last November Carl Russell reached two major milestones: the age of 40 and his first new gun. No, he did not get a gun for his birthday; he completed one and delivered it to a client.