Lonesome for Doves
Bemoaning a closed season on mourning doves.
September/October 2020
Eurasian Invasion
The invasive, sporting and tasty Eurasian collared dove.
Alabama Holds Successful Crane Hunt
After not having allowed hunting for sandhill cranes since 1916, Alabama enjoyed its first crane hunt in more than a century this past season.
Pheasant College
A master class in outwitting roosters
A Life Among Flushing Dogs
Through the years trainer Jerry Cacchio developed a keen eye for interpreting dogs' physical communications and for assessing the miscommunications of handlers.
Kemen’s Oxford Premium
The Oxford Premium features a detachable trigger group, comes in 12 or 20 bore, and is intended for game shooting or sporting clays.
Early Warning Geese
Incoming specks in Saskatchewan
The Patiala Silver Ghost
In 1919 in India, where peasants and oxcarts vastly outnumbered princes and motorcars, this bespoke Rolls-Royce must have appeared like the chariot of a god.
Where the Wild Quail Are
Seeking adventure in the Arizona desert
The 28 Gauge for Hunting
Thanks to load and pellet upgrades, the 28 gauge now offers improved patterns and lethality at distance.
Women on the Wing Takes Flight
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever have created an ambitious new program aimed at female hunters called Women on the Wing.
Fresh for the Field
There’s no better way to launch the season than by breaking in some gear. The following items should serve well from the mountains to the prairies.