I Can See Clearly Now
One key to making a better visual connection with the target is to use shooting glasses with the brightest/sharpest colored lenses for the conditions.
Wingshooting
Federal Duck Stamp Winner Announced
Self-taught wildlife artist Richard Clifton captured a single lesser scaup drake that won the 2020 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest.
Targeting Totes
These range bags come in various shapes and sizes, but they all are designed for one purpose: to keep shooters supplied and organized.
2021 Readers & Writers Adventures Announced
As we turn to 2021, we are ready to hit the fields again and turn cabin fever to bird fever with four exciting trips.
Invasion of the Hogs
Feral hogs continue to expand their range—and as they do, bird hunters had better brace for the invasion and become part of the conversation about how to manage them.
The Scale of Quail
Gunning for running blue quail.
The Human Factor in Dog Training
Ben O. Williams, author of Bird Dog, The Instinctive Training Method, preaches a more hands-off approach to training—letting dogs figure out things on their own.
Heritage 1865
There is an unspoken feeling of returning to the family farm that makes the experience of hunting at Heritage 1865 all the richer.
The Long & Short of It
Some grouse and woodcock hunters are concerned that they are being handicapped by using shorter barrels. They need not worry.
A Driven Dedication
The unsurpassed shooting of Bettws Hall.
Cyril S. Adams
1938-2020
Shooting Sportsman asked several of his longtime friends to comment on the qualities that defined his character.
Gear to Go
When it is “go time” again, gear that serves in the field, at the lodge or en route will be appreciated.