The British or American Lab: Which Is Right for You?
Neither is better than the other, but each possesses different qualities.
Wingshooting
Shooting Sportsman's Wingshooting Gear Guide
Whether you're replacing a well-worn favorite, upgrading something that has seen a few too many seasons or simply adding something new to your kit, here are a few products worth considering.
Woodside Plantation: An Experience Like No Other
From the moment one pulls into the long driveway lined with 100-year-old live oaks, it becomes apparent that time spent at Woodside is going to be special.
Meet Karl Malcolm, RGS & AWS's New VP of Conservation
Six months into his tenure, we spoke with Malcolm about his role, the evolution of RGS & AWS, and what he sees taking shape as the organization matures.
Protecting Your Dog—and Yourself—From Tick-Borne Diseases
When it comes to ticks and tick-borne diseases, different regions of the country have variations of their own.
Tips to Strengthen and Improve Your Dog-and-Handler Relationship
Sometimes it’s hard for a handler to recognize that his or her mistakes are hindering outstanding dogwork.
6 Pieces of New Wingshooting Gear to Up Your Odds of Success
It’s out with the tired and torn, in with the new and improved. Here are some of our editors' favorite pieces of new gear.
Safety First: The Basic Commandments of Firearms Safety
It takes only an instant or one bad habit to create an opportunity for a shooting accident in the field.
A Case for Excellence
An interview with Steven Lamboy, founder of International Case Company, American importer of Negrini.
Shooting Sportsman Father’s Day Gift Guide
A selection of top-notch gear and accessories that any outdoorsman would be proud to own.
In Sheep's Clothing
In a world of high-tech hunting fabrics that can breathe, wick and shed water, sometimes tradition succeeds. Humans transitioned to woven wool as far...
Flight of the Mallards
When late March rolls around, I typically head to South Dakota to photograph the spring migration of waterfowl as birds head north from wintering...