Features
Portrait of a Lady
The final chapter on the restoration of a Hussey
By: Terry Wieland
Wild West, Wild Quail
A sampling of the best from the other half of quail country
By: E. Donnall Thomas Jr.
Cortaderas Combo
A lot of everything in Entre Rios Province
By: John M. Taylor
Working Like Dogs
A celebration of dogs doing what they love
By: Mark Atwater
Crossing Over
Transitioning to the next generation
By: Dr. T.C. Jennings
Ronnie Smith: Bird-Dog Trainer
Observations of a man fluent in dog
By: Randall Fuller
The Essential E-Collar
The latest developments in dog-training technology
By: Tom Huggler
Winston Churchill: Master Engraver
Reflecting on a lifetime of handiwork
By: Clair Kofoed
Departments
From the Editor
The thrills and spills of working gundogs
By: Ralph P. Stuart
Letters
Phenomenal photos, gun restoration and belated regrets
Game & Gun Gazette
Spring shoots, new guns, good books, and more
A Season of Shoots
Spring comes slowly in some parts of the country, but as we reluctantly let go of our winter pursuits we have a full schedule of double-gun shoots to look forward to, beginning with a visit to warmer climes.
The Southern Side by Side Spring Classic: April 29 to May 1
By: Ed Carroll
Hemingway’s Guns Online
The publication of Hemingway’s Guns, The Sporting Arms of Ernest Hemingway—a Shooting Sportsman Book by Silvio Calabi, Steve Helsley & Roger Sanger—has spurred rumor of more Hemingway guns, and readers have e-mailed comments and questions.
By: The Editors
Shooting
Introducing Women to Shooting, Part 2
By: Chris Batha
Fine Gunmaking
Taking the full measure of a classic Super Fox
By: Steven Dodd Hughes
Shot Talk
Pattern testing lead shot for reloading
By: Tom Roster
Hunting Dogs
Making commands stick—everywhere, every time
By: George Hickox
Gun Review
The Baserri Mari HR Hunter: a lot of gun for the money
By: Bruce Buck
Field Gear
Products with which to do right by your dog
By: Tom Huggler
Going Places
“Simulated” bird shooting at Montana’s Lazy Triple Creek Ranch
By: Roger Sanger
The Major
Wolverines, snow snakes and bears, oh my!
By: Galen Winter
