Asked & Answered
Questions from readers have remained frequent and even increased during the past couple of years. Following is a sample of exchanges that should be of interest to most shotgunners.
Questions from readers have remained frequent and even increased during the past couple of years. Following is a sample of exchanges that should be of interest to most shotgunners.
High-tech aids for busting more birds.
Keeping your dog in shape year-round is important, but proper conditioning is only half the equation.
See the winners from our 2018 Reader Photo Contest.
The following items can help you be proactive in taking care of your dog and ensuring against disasters—large and small—in the field and at home.
American 28-gauge shooters have been clamoring for years for lead hunting loads heavier than the 28’s longstanding 3⁄4-oz shot charge. And finally several manufacturers have listened.
To make lots of practice comfortable and positive, the wise shotgunner uses low-recoil practice loads.
The alarming effects of West Nile Virus in ruffed grouse populations and what hunters can do for conservation.
Appreciating the art of driving game
Prairie grouse and more in Nebraska’s Sandhills
Everyone can benefit from good coaching. Whether they’re involved in a sport, a hobby or just life, quality advice from a knowledgeable expert can be invaluable. These four top shooting instructors share their secrets
The landscape-scale conservation goals of the American Prairie Reserve have inspired comparisons to an American Serengeti and the Yellowstone of the future.