Features Sixty Years of Wood DucksBy E. Donnall Thomas Jr. Is The Lodge Life for You?By Steve Smith Finding DucksBy Chris Smith Target AcquiredA Photo Essay Fixing Water HandlingBy Charlie Jurney [...]
Judges explain how to better prepare to pass your next retriever event By Larry Saavedra Photography by Quick Dog Productions As retriever hunt test competitors, we have a lot more in common than [...]
Table of Contents Features ObligationsBy E. Donnall Thomas Jr. HandlingBy Charlie Jurney The Future of Ruffed GrouseBy Dave Smith Conservation and the New Farm BillBy Greg Hoch Perfecting the [...]
Table of Contents Features Training Day By E. Donnall Thomas Jr. “It’s All About the Dogs” By Janet Wood Making Sense of Scent By Steve Smith Steadiness By Charlie Jurney [...]
Features Hot and Cold By E. Donnall Thomas Jr. Fixing a Gunshy Dog By Charles Jurney The Traveling Wingshooter Did You Get the Most From That Trip? By Steve Smith Training [...]
The last few years have offered some of the finest chukar hunting in the last three decades. The 2016 chukar harvest in Nevada was the sixth best since 1992, Utah boasted stellar numbers for [...]
The big news for prairie grouse is the breaking of the drought in the northern Great Plains. The drought resulted in lower populations coming into the spring of 2018, but the weather has been [...]
The bulls-eye of the U.S. Drought Monitor this summer covered some of New Mexico and Arizona’s better scaled, Mearns’, and, Gambel’s quail country. At first glance, it looks like a tough year for [...]
The last three years have collectively provided the best bobwhite quail hunting of a generation in the states that account for the bulk of the wild bobwhite harvest, including Texas, Oklahoma, [...]
The Northeast and parts of the Lake States were hit with the aforementioned major storm this spring, so the woodcock breeding population will likely be similar to 2017. In Maine, nearly two feet [...]