Sporting

One entrepreneur in Charleston, South Carolina, turns her love of dogs into a new business

Tybee Island, Georgia author and avid shell-hunter Anna Marlis Burgard shares her know-how

A sickly and unadoptable shelter dog helps mend a grieving owner’s broken heart

Great whites may get all the notoriety, but lemon sharks are making a splash of their own at a Bahamian research facility

How a Georgia resort is working to help save sharks

Learn more about the well-known predators at an event near you

The South Carolina ornithologist’s enthusiasm has brought the pursuit—and its connections to history and race—to a new audience

On a South Florida fishing excursion, one hungry, hungry grouper bit off more than he could chew

Few things top a great day in the field with good friends, fine bird dogs, and plenty of quail. A photographer captures the beauty and joy of a Southern tradition

Come summer, the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo brings thousands of entrants, decades of tradition, and varying degrees of piscatory prowess to Dauphin Island. Amid the million-dollar yachts and ten-dollar lawn chairs at the world’s largest fishing tournament, a writer and amateur angler wades into the frenzy of a Southern institution

Old-world gunsmithing meets modern-day technology in the Italian company’s new SL3 over-under

Step into the field for a photographic ode to good times, great dogs, and the joy of a Southern quail hunt

Determination, integrity, and an enduring love of the land keep this Texan at the top of her field

How the fourteen-year-old equestrian overcame a life-threatening accident and got back in the saddle

Lookin’ for love at an Austin institution

Whether you want to stalk a stream or fold a pheasant, these five far-flung lodges are already among the country’s best outdoor escapes. Now Nicholas Air makes getting to them easier than ever

If you like eating barbecue and spending time outdoors, you need to read this

Gulf Coast conservation hero Jack Rudloe prepares to pass the stewardship of a beloved Florida research institution to his son

What one man did when nature came a little too close for comfort