The Magic of Driven Shooting
Driven days at Scotland’s Craigsanquhar Estate To my left, in the dwindling light, my friend Andrew Pierce stood with his heels almost touching Scotland’s...
May/June 2023
The Second Hunting Season
A second woodcock hunting season in Michigan observes no opening or closing dates. No license is required, nor are there bag limits. Guns stay...
Insights from the Long Room
An interview with Purdey Gunroom Manager Dr. Nicholas Harlow.
South Dakota’s Accessible Acres
In 2016 the hailstorms that hit North Dakota devastated the little piece of private upland paradise that our group of Michigan hunters had been...
The William Powell Princeps
What I love about the British gun trade is that the next big thing can often be more than a hundred years old. Take...
The ‘New’ Purdey Sporter
James Purdey & Sons’ “new” Sporter is intended to address this shift in demand of buyers wanting “technology, not tradition.”
Wildlife on Working Lands
The central thesis of game management is this: Game can be restored by the creative use of the same tools which have heretofore destroyed...
The Preserve Sporting Club & Residences
When planning a wingshooting trip, Rhode Island is not the destination that immediately jumps to mind. Yet in the nation’s smallest state, just a...
DIY or Bring in the Pros?
In a way dog training is like a home-improvement project. Some prefer the do-it-yourself approach, while others hire a pro. One approach isn’t necessarily...
Pup Products
Ask any dog person what his or her favorite part of the hunt is, and you’re likely to hear, “Watching the dogs work.” For...
What’s in a Crimp?
Every modern plastic or paper shotshell has a crimp. And all of them have crimps for the same principal purpose: to keep the shot...
The Legacy of Dumpy & Singo
The do-it-all Boykin spaniel