The Lone Wolf

By H. William Rice  

An old lobo can outsmart you nine times outta nine.

THE MAGI

By Dr. T.C. Jennings  

A loving husband and wife make one too many sacrifices for each other.  

ASHWORTH SUNDAYS

By Mike Gaddis  

He was old Father Christmas . . . the eternal countenance of gentility, giving and goodwill.

SO MUCH TO ADMIRE

By Tom Davis  

A gallery of great paintings by the most revered dog artists of all time.

FAUSTI – THE FAMILY & THEIR GUNS

By Robert Matthews 

Three dynamic sisters are guiding this Italian gunmaker in the world’s toughest marketplace.

A BEAR IN THE RHODODENDRONS

By Dr. S. Lloyd Newberry 

All sorts of worrisome concerns can arise when you wound a bear in thick cover.

MESA HIGH

By John Whinery   

A hunter feels what early man must have felt each day, as both predator and prey.

LIFE AT THE BOTTOM

By Daniel Isermann   

Our favorite hunting place can define us as a person.

RAMPAGE
By Terry W. Sheely 
This is not fishing for the faint of heart. The esoteric takes a backseat to bare-knuckle battles, blood and chaos. It’s meat fishing at its best and some might say at its worst. Every powerful strike is life-and-death. Nothing goes back.

First Light 

By Mike Gaddis

When a gaggle of old men sits down to reminisce, get ready for some heavy boasting and bragging.

Legends of the Hunt 

By John Seerey-Lester

Almost a decade would pass before the mystery behind the trapper’s disappearance would be solved.

Abbett on Art 

By Bob Abbett

His very first grouse hunt would become one of his most cherished memories.

Fishing 

By Paul Quinnett

The thrill of discovery awaits the fisherman whenever he probes a new river.

Horizons 

By Roger Pinckney

Feelings can run strong when kitty becomes a killer.

Sporting Life 

By Matt Coffey

Our annual look at the latest and greatest from the leading makers of outdoor clothing and footwear.
 

Destinations 

By Larry Chesney

This Lowcountry plantation provides each guest with a healthy dose of Southern hospitality.

Rifles 

By Ron Spomer

The AR-15 is a functional version of the pet rock – basic, rough around the edges, unrefined. But fun.

Gundogs 

By Tom Davis

The author presents his annual gift-list of intelligently designed, ruggedly functional new products.

Books

By Jim Casada

An impressive new coffee table book documents the author’s pursuit of 29 species with bow and arrow.

Ramblings

By Mike Altizer  

The truth is there are precious few encounters with Perfection in a person’s life. But they are there, and we must be ever vigilant for their coming and open to what they may bring. They stay but for a moment and then are gone.  Except of course for the memory.