Sports A Field

A Tale of Two Deer Seasons

Two very different hunting experiences in California and Kansas.

Bugles in the Backcountry

A horseback wilderness elk hunt is the ultimate North American hunting adventure.

On Top of the World

Hunting a bighorn ram high in the Colorado Rockies.

Just Keep Shooting!

When hunting dangerous game, what matters is that you finish what you started.

Three-Seven-Five

It's the world's most versatile big-game caliber.

The Elephant in Africa

An in-depth look at the complex realities of managing elephant populations in today's Africa.

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Telling Our Story

New Nimrod Education Center promotes the benefits of hunting and fishing.

Located at Hillsdale College, its mission is educating the public about sportsmen’s role in conservation.

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The Bear Facts, Part Two

The advice to fight back when attacked by a black bear is almost always a bad idea.

Learn the right way to respond to an attack.

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The Bear Facts, Part One

Much of what you’ve heard from “experts” about black bears is wrong.

Learn the best ways to handle a black bear encounter.

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Now There Are Sixty

An update on Mozambique’s 24 Lions Project.

In 2018, two dozen lions were relocated into a mostly lion-less area of the Zambezi Delta.

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Thirty by Thirty

A proposed initiative would conserve 30 percent of the world’s lands and waters by 2030.

It’s crucial that sportsmen have a voice in implementing this initiative.

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Backcountry Meat Care

Tips for keeping meat clean and cold on a backcountry hunt.

It’s challenging, but doable if you’re prepared.

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A Culture of Generosity

A new study finds that American hunters are incredibly unselfish about sharing their wild harvest.

Some 98 percent of hunters shared meat with others.

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Welcoming New Hunters

After years of decline, hunting participation took an encouraging jump this year.

Many of the people trying hunting for the first time were women and young people.

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A Call for More Nuanced Dialogues on Trophy Hunting

Well-known wildlife scientists call for improvements to studies involving trophy hunting.

The paper was published in the Journal of Wildlife Management.

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