Sporting

An invigorating trip to the Bahamas—and more classic sporting pursuits

Venus flytraps are native to a tiny corner of the globe: the Coastal Plain of the Carolinas. As development threatens, one town—spurred on by one tireless botanist—has taken up the shovel to save the world’s most fascinating plant.

A sportsman’s journey from the Alabama quail fields to the Canadian wilderness to laying down his gun

We don’t know jack—but with the help of anglers and guides, researchers are aiming for a better understanding of the fish

For a seasoned group of fish-minded travelers, a bucolic adventure comes with a taste of the royal treatment

Between luxurious hair appointments, school acceptance tests, and expensive pranks, two pups keep their family on their toes

Southern artisans and entrepreneurs: Now’s your chance to get your work seen

Doubling up for gobblers

The wildturkeyDNA project engages hunters to try and determine why some gobblers don’t look like the others

The Hall-of-Fame jockey on his mission to help behind-the-scenes workers at Churchill Downs and beyond—and the unbridled joy of a Derby victory

An unending parade of rescue puppies entertain (and exasperate) a patient pup

Fifty years after receiving a handmade wingbone call, an outdoorsman remembers the legendary biologist Wayne Bailey, who gave voice to eastern wild turkeys

Itching for a shot at the gray ghost? From Grand Bahama’s renowned East End to the remote Crooked Island, these lodges offer prime fishing grounds along with some of the archipelago’s most beautiful scenery.

No one brought fly fishing to the world like Kreh. A new documentary honors the GOAT with never-before-seen interviews and a host of fishing’s biggest names.

These Southern shows offer thrilling competition, storied traditions, and a weekend well spent

Once, the red wolf roamed every Southern state. Today, only seventeen remain in the wild on a swampy peninsula in Eastern North Carolina, a number on the rise thanks to the passionate team of biologists determined to help them thrive once more

Journey through the seasons in coastal South Carolina via a sleeping green anole, bunches of yellow jessamine, and wading roseate spoonbills

A child of the Blue Ridge with an artistic streak, Chocklett learned early the science behind tying flies. Little did he know his cutting-edge designs would launch him to the heights of angling royalty

New companions may win our hearts, but the best dogs never really leave us

Breast fillets, salt, fruit, and cast-iron add up to one crowd-pleasing appetizer