The reasons some Boone and Crockett entries have stood the test of time, and why three other top scores may soon be bested
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Work around the wind””and with it””to tag a tom
Use a quarter to bust more clays, a BB gun to improve instinctive shooting, or a flashlight to fix your shotgun mount
Classic advice from a Field & Stream legend
Editor-at-Large T. Edward Nickens joins a group of die-hard hare hunters in the deep woods of Maine
On a frozen Minnesota lake, staring into a hole in the ice, two men watch a vintage fish decoy dance””and wait to feel the ancient rush of stabbing a pike.
Photo by Johnny Miller “I love the sweet aroma of squirrel, and I’m surprised at most folks’ inexperience with serving”¦
Thirty-seven years ago, in the Pennsylvania deer woods, Mark and Dan Witt lost their father, Walter, in a hunting accident. After years of grief, anger, and pain, they found peace. And this summer, for the first time, they went to find their father’s place in the woods.
Fish, eat, and be merry
There’s no better time to tag a gagger mule deer. Here’s how to find and hunt them in four key western habitats
