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.
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.
Bring or Borrow?
Is it better to bring your own rifle on an overseas hunt or borrow one from the outfitter?
Borrowing saves travel hassles, but many hunters strongly prefer to use their own rifles.
The .416s
A look at the various cartridge choices in the .416 class.
Cartridges in the .375 class are adequate for most dangerous game, but if you want step up, the .416s are a practical, powerful choice.
Not Just a Guy Thing
Women are taking to the hunting fields in increasing numbers.
There are more women hunting than ever before, and it’s the best thing that’s happened to hunting in a long time.
Supporting Conservation Force
Sports Afield is proud to be a corporate sponsor of Conservation Force.
Conservation Force has been protecting and serving wildlife and the hunting community for decades.
Hug A Hunter
A pro-hunting public-relations campaign is helping to spread the message of hunting’s benefits to non-hunters.
The Colorado Hug a Hunter program has had great success in reaching out to the general public with a positive message.
Return of the Markhor
A hunting-based conservation program is bringing back the world’s most magnificent wild goat.
Hunting wild sheep and goats in community-based game management areas in Tajikistan is a win-win for wildlife conservation and local livelihoods.
Red Stags of the Rakaia
Hunting free-range red deer and fallow deer on New Zealand’s scenic South Island.
Some of New Zealand’s finest hunting can be found in a beautiful region at the the confluence of the Rakaia and Mathias rivers.
Where to Hunt in 2018?
There are six continents to choose from, and all of them have great hunting.
From North America to Asia, from Europe to Africa, and from the South Pacific to South America, a hunter’s choices are nearly endless.
