Martha Maxwell was America’s first female taxidermist.
She was also a big-game hunter and expert naturalist.
Martha Maxwell was America’s first female taxidermist.
She was also a big-game hunter and expert naturalist.
An interview with legendary PH and conservationist Robin Hurt.
He discusses the future of wildlife and hunting in post-Covid Africa.
A virtual pilgrimage to the Jack O’Connor Center in Lewiston, Idaho.
Relive the golden age of outdoor adventure–and enter the Jack O’Connor Writing Contest!
Tony Archer was one of East Africa’s leading professional hunters.
He led expeditions throughout the continent in the 1950s and 1960s.
Some of the people who wrote for the magazine over the years may surprise you!
Novelists, senators, and entertainers have graced our pages.
Craig Boddington honors his hero, Robert “Pete” Petersen, on a New Mexico hog hunt.
Petersen was a quarter-bore fan, and the rifle used on this hunt was a duplicate of his favorite.
Remembering the well-known painter of wildlife and historic hunting scenes.
Wilde was a longtime Associate Editor of Sports Afield.
Influential Texas big-game hunter dies at 93.
Speegle was a Weatherby Award winner and avid mountain hunter.
The hunting world has lost a pioneer.
Mattanovich was the dean of Ethiopian professional hunters.
