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T. Edward Nickens

T. Edward Nickens is a contributing editor for Garden & Gun and cohost of The Wild South podcast. He’s also an editor at large for Field & Stream and a contributing editor for Ducks Unlimited. He splits time between Raleigh and Morehead City, North Carolina, with one wife, two dogs, a part-time cat, eleven fly rods, three canoes, two powerboats, and an indeterminate number of duck and goose decoys. Follow @enickens on Instagram.

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If you haven’t yet made the leap to a set of electronic earplugs for hunting, now is the time

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Try these tips in the field when you’re having a tough day and just can’t seem to hit a bird

Sporting Scene

What we know—and what we don’t—about this year’s duck season

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Our Wild South columnist shows you the items he always brings along to the dove field

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The latest cookbook from the wild foods maestro covers just about everything that swims. Plus: Get his recipe for pickled shrimp

Sporting Scene

Making a difference for wild quail has never been easier

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Handy blades for the woods, water, kitchen, and pocket

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Dying manatees, red tide, washed-up fish—the Sunshine State is at a tipping point

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What should you do with orange peels, sandwich scraps, and the like when you’re out on the boat? Our Wild South columnist weighs in

Sporting Scene

Holding on to sporting history while looking ahead

Food & Drink

The roots of the chef’s acclaimed cooking—and his outlook on life—trace directly back to his Louisiana heritage, a cultural gumbo of bayou fish camps, New Orleans jazz clubs, and a family who gives it to him straight

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Upgrade your arsenal with these innovative offerings from Southern-based brands making waves in the fly-fishing world

Made in the South

A Tennessee gunmaker
reproduces a powder rifle with
serious history

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Though still rare as hen’s teeth, hand-carved wooden turkey decoys might just be ready for their moment

Sporting

On a small river outside of Atlanta, years of conservation and stewardship have paid off to create a fisherman’s paradise

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Nothing against the traditional roast, but while the oyster-getting is good, fire up the grill

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Nothing against the traditional roast, but while the oyster-getting is good, fire up the grill

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From a Texas chef’s inspiring guide to a 1903 French tome, these five cookbooks will help make the most of the contents of your game freezer

Food & Drink

A source for USDA-approved wild-hog meat and other game goodness

Food & Drink

Invasive feral pigs wreak havoc on native landscapes—but as many Southern hunters know, they sure can shine on the plate. These five myth-busting recipes, from a Louisiana pork chop to a spring Bolognese, provide ample inspiration to stay high on the hog