Sporting
2021 GOOD DOG PHOTO CONTEST
A little dirt never hurt, as these pups from the 2021 Good Dog Photo Contest can attest
2021 GOOD DOG PHOTO CONTEST
The only thing better than one pup? More than one pup. We love these four-legged friends from the 2021 Good Dog Photo Contest
2021 GOOD DOG PHOTO CONTEST
Ruff day? These puppies from the 2021 Good Dog Photo Contest are just what the doctor ordered
Good Dog
More about the English cocker spaniel shown in G&G’s latest issue
Sporting
During the 1997 game between Georgia and Kentucky, a chocolate Lab named Tubby went down in football history
Sporting
For Jonathan Wilkins, the trips he organizes through his Black Duck Revival in Arkansas aren’t about guarded spots, bragging rights, or limiting out on game. They’re about giving everyone a taste of the hunt
Sporting South
Long overlooked as a prime upland bird in the South, the timberdoodle is quickly inspiring a new legion of hunters. But that by no means makes this whimsical-looking, erratic-flying,
thick-cover-loving quarry an easy target
The Wild South
If you haven’t yet made the leap to a set of electronic earplugs for hunting, now is the time
The Wild South
Try these tips in the field when you’re having a tough day and just can’t seem to hit a bird
Land & Conservation
On the back of a determined West Virginian—and private landowners and government agencies
alike—the vaunted and cherished brook trout just might be making a miracle comeback
Conservation
Amid a boom of invasive iguanas in Florida, a food writer and novice lizard hunter tries her hand at thinning the population
Sporting
“It was ruthless and the baddest damn storm I’ve ever been through”
The Wild South
Our Wild South columnist shows you the items he always brings along to the dove field
Sporting
The latest from Orvis, the Helios 3 Blackout, makes the right kind of waves
The Wild South
Dying manatees, red tide, washed-up fish—the Sunshine State is at a tipping point
Sporting
Ten stellar athletes from across the region to pull for in Tokyo
Sports
In a state that produces the nation’s most elite high school quarterbacks, all eyes in Texas have been on Quinn Ewers. But the player with the trademark blond mullet and the rocket-launcher arm seems to be one of the few not buying into the hype




















