Sporting

From SEC football to Formula 1 racing, action-packed reasons to plan a last-minute fall trip

Saying goodbye to a one-of-
a-kind author and angler

After two devoted gray fox parents and their six kits moved into our backyard, we became obsessed with watching them grow, play, learn, and finally, move on

From mountain streams to the open ocean, this year’s honorees are fighting in both the field and the lab for the species that rely on the South’s freshwater and saltwater habitats—including us.

Photographer Mac Stone has spent years documenting ancient cypress forests and the hidden life within them. Step inside that secret world and his stunning new compilation.

Inside a spiritual animal reading, with one eyebrow lifted

Field goods never looked so sharp

Ocelots nearly vanished from the United States. Now, scientists are combining decades of research with a pioneering breeding program to restore one of America’s rarest species to the ranchlands of the Lone Star State.

North Carolina businessman and philanthropist Eddie Smith has always put integrity over profit. He’s done so again in the most dramatic way yet.

The American-made blade gets another limited drop on July 30

Eyeing the dove opener and the seasons to come

Following in the footsteps of giants, little Kleos leaves her own mark on the heart

David Joy on the elemental pleasures of bluegill days

Among the longleaf pines of Alabama’s Conecuh National Forest, biologists have spent decades trying to save the inky, elegant, and elusive “emperor of the forest”

An unearthed blade from the attic sharpens a son’s connection to his late father

A Mississippi camouflage empire says goodbye to a family hero

The late famed angler’s daughter, Krissy, carries on his love of the water and drive to help others

How one pup showed her family how to cherish life in all its seasons

Photographer David Wright is fresh off his annual sojourn to the Georgia barrier island where bobcats, shorebirds, and dolphins roam and John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette tied the knot

After decades of hunting wild turkeys through the Southeast’s bottomland swamps and hardwood forests, the author heads deep into the Lone Star State’s sandy, mesquite-strewn heart