Shotgunning in ‘the Zone’
Shotgunning in the Automatic Mind: The Guide for Shotgunners and Instructors offers a premise that is hard to argue with: that success requires a shooter to shoot in “the zone”
Shotgunning in the Automatic Mind: The Guide for Shotgunners and Instructors offers a premise that is hard to argue with: that success requires a shooter to shoot in “the zone”
Now is the time to be thinking about gundogs. The following items will serve at home, in the field and in between this season.
For almost 60 years some of the finest Labrador retrievers in the world—national champions, hall-of-famers, sires and dams that have made incalculable contributions to the breed—have come from Mary Howley’s Candlewood Kennels.
Tips for hunting over other people’s dogs.
The challenging sport of Helice
Improving a dog’s performance —and life—through joint health
The issue of landlocked public lands.
Helping your dog “find the front”
Arguing for the practice of plucking.
Modern decoys, calls, guns and loads are certainly great assets, but waterfowlers need to do their part by practicing proper shooting techniques before the season.
Brant & sea ducks on the Alaska Peninsula
A unique perspective on the challenges—and rewards—of hunting with a “senior” partner.