Sports A Field

Twenty-first-century Cartridges

What makes today's new cartridges different from our old favorites?

The Good Ol' .30-06

You can't go wrong hunting with this classic caliber.

Hunting the Blackbuck

Now widespread in both Texas and Argentina, this introduced antelope is wary and challenging to hunt.

Bulls of the Bering Sea

An unusual hunt for reindeer in the Aleutian Islands

Little Big Game in the Desert

The javelina is our newest "official" big-game animal.

The Moose Killer of the Mulchatna

A hunt for a big grizzly in the wild Alaska interior.

Your First Safari

Life is short. Plan it and go!

More Stories

The Future of Hunting

Hunter numbers are declining, but wildlife advocates are working to turn the tide.

R3 efforts and outreach to non-hunters are crucial efforts that all hunters should support.

– By

Nine-Three

The 9.3, not the .375, should really be considered the minimum cartridge for dangerous game.

This cartridge has proven itself over years of use in the field.

– By

Great Winter Reads

A selection of great books for reading by the fireside on a snowy evening.

New titles from Craig Boddington, Buzz Charlton, Walter Bell, and many more.

– By

Field Tested: Prois Cumbre Hunting Gear

A line of high-tech, high-performance hunting clothing designed and built specifically for women.

Prois hunting gear has proven itself on the world’s toughest hunts.

– By

Slowing Down

The old still-hunter’s mantra is a good lesson for the woods, and for life.

Reflections from the deer woods as the end of the year approaches.

– By

Feathered Fiesta

Discovering the bounty of doves and ducks along Mexico’s Sea of Cortez.

A wing shooting adventure south of the border.

– By

Return of the Zambezi Delta Lions

Wild lions are reintroduced to one of Africa’s most important ecosystems.

The roar of lions will once again be heard in Mozambique’s Zambeze Delta.

– By

Working for Wild Sheep

Good news and bad news from sheep country.

Although North American sheep populations are strong, a serious respiratory disease now threatens Dall sheep in Alaska.

– By

You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Till It’s Gone

The decline in hunter numbers over the last five years is sparking concern about the funding model for wildlife conservation.

With fewer young hunters entering the field, who will pay for conservation in the future?

– By
tablet

Never Miss An Issue!Subscribe Now: 6 Issues for $34.97

More Details