A brief history of the icons and iconic stories that have appeared in the pages of Field & Stream magazine for more than 100 years
Do you pluck or breast? Most folks usually do one or the other, but there are times when one method”¦
The Escape Artist: How One of America’s Greatest Painters Captured Landscapes with a Hunter’s Eye
Russell Chatham hunted quail, ducks, and rabbits; spent hours in trout streams; caught thousands of striped bass. Perhaps that’s why he’s the master of painting the places sportsmen love
Add some big-game inspired tricks to your turkey hunting strategy to give yourself an edge this fall
Learn how to identify, locate, hunt, and cook wary eastern gobblers
In late November, there are simpler””and closer-to-home””waterfowl shoots than a harlequin hunt. But very few are as adventurous, or wild
The author reflects on his past whitetail season””the stalks, the shots, and every other memorable stage in the pursuit of deer
Share a duck blind with one of the country’s top waterfowl hunters as he dishes on how to set up, call, and manage habitat for your best duck hunting ever
The sight, and sound, of greenheads coming through the flooded-timber canopy is something to experience
Huge, near-perfect bucks that have once held, or now hold, the whitetail world’s top honor
















