Sporting

An untrainable swamp dingo pulls off an unforgettable trick

Each spring, Birmingham chef Chris Hastings invites a handful of friends and their children to his camp in Alabama for a week of hunting, camaraderie, good food… and a few life lessons

The holiday season is merry and bright for these pups from the 2018 G&G Good Dog Photo Contest

From mischievous North Carolina black bears to vigilante cattle in Florida to good dogs everywhere, these are our favorite Southern animal anecdotes from the past year

In the wilds of Old Florida, a strange dog from a foreign land proves canine loyalty knows no bounds

The Sidesaddle exhibit at Virginia’s National Sporting Library & Museum illustrates women’s profound influence on horseback riding

Photographer Bob Bayne captures a crowded Arkansas sky

Adding another pooch to the pack

Deep in the jungle of the Amazon Basin lies a surprisingly well-appointed lodge, where the only thing that tops the amenities just might be the fishing

Caretakers of a generations-old seafood business in the historic Georgia community of Harris Neck, a father and son look toward the promise of modern oyster farming to preserve a legacy—and a way of life—inextricably tied to the water

A trove of classic doubles brings America’s golden age of shotguns to life

From his home base in the North Carolina mountains, Ryan Kirby is bringing an unbridled passion for the outdoors to the canvas—and giving the sporting art world a jolt of youthful energy

Some of our favorite entries from this year’s annual contest proving once again G&G readers love dogs as much as the editors do

Dogs playing, posing, and working outside in the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

Some of the more amusing snapshots from the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

Sleepy dogs getting some shut-eye in the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

The overall champ, editors’ picks, and readers’ choice selections in the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

Some of the tiniest—and, of course, most adorable—entries we saw in the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

Unspoiled island formerly owned by Ted Turner is now part of the state’s park system

Long a duck-hunting mecca, North Carolina’s Pine Island stands as one of the few remnants of the untamed Outer Banks. Today, thanks to the National Audubon Society, it’s also a living laboratory for how to protect the coastal South’s uncertain future