Sporting

In the midst of a tempest, a layabout canine saves the day

Deep in the South Carolina Lowcountry, Roger Pinckney sits down with Bill Green––huntsman, horse whisperer, chef, and dog trainer––to hear what he’s learned from a lifetime on the land they both love


For twelve days each September, racing’s elite arrive in Lexington to bid on yearling Thoroughbreds

“These are 400-million-year-old secrets that schoolchildren are solving alongside PhDs.”

An inside look at this prestigious horse sale in Lexington, Kentucky

Meet Bill Green––huntsman, chef, and master of the hounds

How a long-lost companion became the stuff of legend

After a lifetime in the field, a bad eye forced the author to make a difficult decision: give up the sport he loves or learn to shoot lefty

How a deaf bird dog made a breakthrough in international relations

How Lisa Tomlin turned a childhood obsession with drawing animals into a career as one of the country’s finest gun engravers

An 
innovative plan to restore wild quail populations throughout the South

A closer look at the craftsmanship of one of Lisa Tomlin

How a neurotic city dog found itself in the woods

Hooking a monstrous arapaima in the wilds of southern Guyana is fly fishing’s next great challenge and ecotourism’s new frontier

A closer look at this Tallahassee-based wild quail population restoration

For our April/May 2012 story on Ted Juracsik (The Man Who Changed Fly Fishing Forever), we sent Los Angeles-based photographer Joe Pugliese to south Florida to photograph Juracsik, his reels, and his favorite fishing spots. Here is his story: I was traveling for other shoots right up to the day before I flew to Florida […]

Deep in the jungle of South America, a prehistoric fish of massive proportions is at the heart of a new kind of tourism

How one stray dog tempted fate and lived to bark about it

Take a closer look at Ted Juracsik, his work, and fly fishing in Florida

Ted Turner’s latest acquisition is the nearly nine-thousand-acre Nonami Plantation, near Albany, Georgia. And like the other 2.1 million acres he owns, he wants to keep it untamed