The Training Mindset
The best time to train is when you are “in the zone,” as a dog will sense this and become a willing and contented member of the working team.
January/February 2019
Sage Grouse Update
I have spent nearly 50 years in sage grouse country and I seldom hunt them anymore, simply because they don’t provide much challenge on the wing.
Making Game: From Field to Feast
Pheasant, Quail, Cottontail is a handsome new cooking title from foodie/forager Hank Shaw and his partner/photographer, Holly Heyser.
Storm Wins Duck Stamp Contest
This is the second Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest win for Storm, whose painting of a pair of redheads in flight over a North Dakota pothole was featured on the 2004-’05 stamp.
Browning B15 Beauchamp
Handsome is as handsome does” is nice as far as it goes. But for many shotgunners it doesn’t go far enough.
Back to Bolivia
A return trip for doves, pigeons and bass.
Soar No More
When we heard that Soar No More Wingshooting Company was offering hot-barreled action for pigeons and doves in southwest Idaho, our group had to give it a try.
Prized Places
Our editors reveal their favorite destinations.
High Adventure Shooting Grounds Opens
A new partnership between Georgia’s Barnsley Resort and John Burrell’s High Adventure Company has resulted in luxury accommodations on the same site as premier quail hunting and sporting clays shooting.
A Novella Approach
Guns, shooting, and characters sketched from American gun culture—propel the narratives in each of three related novellas that comprise Bang Bang Tales, by first-time author Clark Stoneridge.
Chukars of Late
Last-gasp partridge on the steep & slippery.
Elhew’s End
In Martha’s words, “It was a great honor to be part of carrying on the Elhew tradition. After Brian’s passing, I felt it was my responsibility to end Elhew Kennels properly and retire the Elhew prefix. I know in my heart that this is what Bob and Brian would want.”