Sporting Life

Carl Hiaasen: The Last Great Howler

Carl Hiaasen has spent a lifetime railing against corrupt politicians and the wanton destruction of Florida’s natural riches. Along the way he’s become one of the country’s most successful novelists, not to mention one hell of a fly fisherman

A Turkey Hunter's First Shot

A newbie goes into the spring woods after a turkey and finds out what it means to take a bird

Photos: Fishing in Cuba

Saving the Wild South

Ten tireless champions of Dixie's natural beauty

Best of the Sporting South 2012

From hunting in George Washington's footsteps to chasing some of the world's biggest tarpon to a stellar new duck lodge, twenty-five reasons why the South is a sportsman's paradise

Leader of the Pack

Mike Stewart has turned the world of gun dog training upside down

The Dog Who Lived Forever

How a long-lost companion became the stuff of legend

Secrets to a Great Gun Dog

What you need to know before you train a gun dog

Tall Timbers: In Search of the Wild Flush

An 
innovative plan to restore wild quail populations throughout the South

The Man Who Changed Fly Fishing Forever

How a refugee from Hungary invented a reel that would tame the biggest, baddest fish in the sea

Ted Turner: Going Native

Ted Turner's latest acquisition is the nearly nine-thousand-acre Nonami Plantation, near Albany, Georgia. And like the other 2.1  million acres he owns, he wants to keep it untamed