5 Health Tips to Help Make Your Gundog’s Season Great
Sponsored by: Eukanuba Upland and waterfowl hunting takes us to some of the most stunningly gorgeous places around. But they’re often wild and unknown—and...
Wingshooting
Prepare to Peak: Getting Your Gundog Ready for the Season
In mid-April 1996, the night before Patriot’s Day, Jeff Doyle told me he wouldn’t be at the dock at 3 am to go fishing....
‘Re-Booting’ An Upland-Boot Guide
Putting upland boots through the paces With upland hunters, there’s no piece of gear that takes a worse beating than boots. When pushing through...
Upland Upgrades With Scheels Outfitters
Ben Fleischacker has a serious passion for upland hunting and bird dogs, as he has been chasing birds across the country for over 30...
Midwestern Hunting at Its Best
Wisconsin might not be the pheasant hunting destination it once was, but anyone who thinks the sun has set on Badger State bird hunting...
Premiere Gear
With the opening of bird season right around the corner, summer is the time when wingshooters begin getting antsy. Many are anticipating not only...
Shooting Sportsman Wingshooting Gear Guide
From Georgia quail plantations to the Western mountains and everywhere in between, this must-have gear will serve you well in the field and beyond.
One Man’s Flushers
A welcome breeze cooled me as I sat on the long-deceased carcass of an evergreen high in the mountains of Nevada. Tucker playfully rolled...
Top-Dog Gear
What hunter doesn’t think that his or her gundog is the best? Such assessments are based on performance, of course, but they also factor...
Tracking-and-Training Devices
The distance display on the Garmin Alpha 300 resembled one of those rapidly spinning cartoon odometers: 300 yards, 350 yards, 400 yards . ....
Smashing-Good Gear
For the shotgunner, there are few things as satisfying as smashing a clay target. Figuring out the lead, speed and perfect break point, and...
A Shotgunner’s Nirvana on the East Coast
What shotgunner doesn’t dream of having a personal sporting clays course in his or her backyard? To walk out the door with a gunslip...