Stopping poaching in some of the world’s most dangerous hunting grounds.
“It’s God’s job to judge poachers. It’s our job to arrange the meeting.”
That’s what a South African game ranger told me in June as we followed rhino tracks—and boot tracks—through a remote area of Kruger National Park.
Remington’s new owners have upgraded the classic M700.
The newly modernized rifle is better than ever.
The early life of W.B. Carson.
Carson was a key figure in the history of the conservation of the Texas desert bighorn.
Planning An African Safari
Have you thought about going to Africa, but assumed that it was too expensive, too hazardous, or too difficult? Ever since I returned from my first safari,
When Safari Guide 2007-2008 was published two years ago, it took the hunting world by storm as the ultimate reference for aspiring and experienced African hunters alike.
Craig Boddington’s new book fetches record sale price at auction.
A leather-bound copy of From the Cape to Kasserine just sold at auction for an incredible amount.
Hunters’ choices in rifles and equipment for Africa are changing.
Faster, flatter rifles and more camp guns are among the trends.
A forty-year dream of taking a bighorn sheep leads to the hunt of a lifetime in Idaho’s Salmon River Country.
The sheep hunt of a lifetime is even more special when it’s a father/son adventure.
A new rifle engineered for the serious female hunter.
With the introduction of the new Model 11/111 Lady Hunter, Savage Arms is one of the first rifle manufacturers to design a rifle specifically for women.
