We all know the old adage to use enough gun. But the trick is knowing how much gun is enough.
Heeding your outfitter’s advice is a great place to start.
Feathered Fiesta
Discovering the bounty of doves and ducks along Mexico’s Sea of Cortez.
A wing shooting adventure south of the border.
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.
Use Enough Scope
But not too much!
Depending on the type of hunt you’re on, the right objective size and magnification makes a difference.
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.
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?
Elephants, Science, and Politics
Elephants in Zimbabwe are under threat from the very efforts intended to save them.
Hysteria over elephant imports is making matters worse, not better, for wildlife managers in this country.
Remembering Bill Quimby
International hunter and bestselling author of outdoor books has died at the age of eighty-one.
This writer, editor, and conservationist left his mark on the outdoor world.
Henry Lawton’s Winchester 1886
One of the most expensive rifles ever sold belonged to the cavalry officer who captured Geronimo.
The rifle was sold by Rock Island Auction in 2016.
Decline of a Wilderness Icon
What’s behind the alarming decline of caribou in North America?
Caribou numbers are down across most of their range, and scientists are trying to figure out why.
