Kopjes & Shallow Graves
By Rick Leonardi
The day is magnificent, as each has been in turn, and across the narrow valley the mountain rises, green and gold and gray. Turtle doves call out their dulcet messages of romance, and the air begins to cool. The shadows lengthen, the light grows softer, and I am enveloped in the sensory symphony that is Africa.

Climbing For Ducks
By Jack O'Connor
The legendary writer discovers a duck-hunting utopia on a remote Arizona lake. A classic story.

Hell & High Water
By Omar Swift
Two friends brave soaring manta rays and stormy seas as they pursue tuna off the Mexican coast.

Thirty Superior Seasons
By Eric Bjorlin
Unforgettable impressions from three decades of North Country deer hunting.

Mountain Magic
By Joe Coogan • Photography by Denver Bryan
Taking a trophy mule deer can be a priceless celebration of all that’s great in the outdoors.

September Storm
By C. S. Cushing
Trapped by the deadly snowstorm, two men wage a last-ditch fight for survival.   by C. S. Cushing

Royal Flush
By Larry Chesney
At Tumbling Creek, it’s as if you’re lost in the past, when fish and game were everywhere.

The Wide World Of Joshua Spies
By Todd Wilkinson
A young Midwestern artist discovers the natural world while the world discovers his riveting portrayals of wildlife.

LEGENDS OF THE HUNT
By John Seerey-Lester
Theodore Roosevelt witnesses a thrilling battle-to-the-death between an African lion and Maasai warriors.

FIRST LIGHT
By Mike Gaddis
In his new book, the author explores mentorship, heritage and legacy.

SPORTING LIFE
By Jameson Parker
If you’ve never worn a Stormy Kromer cap, then you’ve put up with discomfort much too long.

HORIZONS
By Roger Pinckney
Was he real … or a ghost? The gruff old-timer and his words haunt me yet.

RAMBLINGS
By Michael Altizer
There’s something both mystical and eerie when you see grizzly tracks atop your own.

TRAVEL
By John Ross
Trout Unlimited, champion of coldwater conservation and research, celebrates its 50th year.

TALES WE TELL
By Michael McIntosh
There’s more to appreciate about rain than the simple fact that we couldn’t live without it.

A WOMAN"S PLACE
By Susan L. Ebert
When Vickie Gardner fell in love with hunting, she connected with a part of herself that had always been there.

SHOTGUNS
By Robert Matthews
It’s important to remember that “choke” is only one of several factors affecting your shot charge.

BOOKS
By Jim Casada
Yesterday’s authors based most of their stories on places they knew intimately.

GUNDOGS
Guest Column by Todd Tanner
We’re blessed when we find our perfect dog – which makes it that much harder when he passes.

YOUNG OUTDOORS
Gayne C. Young
Youngsters can find a wealth of information on hunting and wild game in this study guide.

RIFLES

Ron Spomer

The author's 15th annual review of new rifles and ammo showcases an array of products that will steal your heart, but not your checkbook.