March 2017
Past Issues
By Kent Danjanovich
Fly fishermen are a funny sort. They come in all shapes and sizes and from all walks of life. Some say that to be a true ...
I was introduced to shed hunting at a very early age. My brother and I would comb the hills looking for those brown treasures and back in those days, very ...
Deuter has been making packs since 1898 and has a rich history of success in backpacks over the years. They pride themselves on being an outdoor specialist ...
The Sportsman's News team hit the shows this winter and found some cool new products that are coming to market in 2017. These products may or may not be ...
Given my moniker “Fishful Thinker”, I usually reserve this monthly space for some sort of deep down knowledge gleaned from years of steely-eyed woodsmanship...
NEWTOWN, Conn. - The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the trade association for the firearms, ammunition, hunting and shooting sports industries, ...
Winchester Repeating Arms Super X® autoloading shotguns have been popular with both hunters and clay target shooters for a long time. Through the years, ...
By Joe Glotz
If you want to become a good coyote hunter, you need to know that it takes a lot of practice, patience and research. You won’t ...
A 1914 Model T and old Winchesters on the hunt in the 21st Century. To these young hunters, these are the good old days.
By Gary Lewis
Commissioned by the U.S. Army, John M. Browning designed the original Browning Automatic Rifle in just three months. Variants of this legendary military arm ...
As we dig deeper in to the 5 Cs of Survival and eventually the ultimate 10 we concern ourselves with the third element and again a very important aspect of ...
By Ralph Crystal
Alaska! The name alone triggers the imagination. Who hasn’t dreamed of exploring the last frontier, the “Great Land!"
This Latin America delicacy lends itself perfectly to game meat. This traditional meat pastry is a great way to diversify your use of the meat you have hunt...