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Sporting

Sporting

Deep in the Mississippi woods, a hunter reflects on the joys — and pain — of chasing gobblers

Books

Harvey Penick’s sage advice still resonates

Guns

Long a favorite among Southern hunters, a classic shotgun returns to the field

Good Dog

A bold little spaniel with strange business of her own

Weekends

Beyond luxury accommodations, great food, and first-rate service, these resorts are a Southern equestrian’s dream

Sporting Scene

How a North Carolina plantation turned back the clock on bobwhite habitat

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Sporting Scene

Where the quail feel right at home

Good Dogs

Only a handful of minor league teams across the country employ dogs as ball and bat retrievers, and Miss Babe Ruth left her mark

Good Dogs

Turns out, it takes a lot more than a shiny coat and good training to win at Westminster

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Arts & Culture

Hundreds of paintings and sculptures will be up for bid at this week’s Copley Fine Art Auctions’ Winter Sale

Books

A behind-the-scenes look at fly fishing’s most devoted couple

Sporting

The Super Bowl trophy’s namesake spent his largely forgotten last season trying to turn a scruffy team of Southerners into NFL champions

Good Dog

A lovable mutt with no patience for life at home

Land & Conservation

Conservation efforts for the playful animals are seeing remarkable success

Sporting Scene

A South Carolina phenom is helping break down the sport’s gender boundaries

Good Dogs

Few things can match the sublime pleasure of working with a great dog in the field. But the dogs don’t usually start out great. These trainers are here to help

Good Dog

He fought, stole, refused to listen, ruled the block, and had no shame—but he loved us

Good Dogs

For a hunt that combines history, tradition, beauty, and some of the most challenging wing shooting you will ever encounter, cross the pond for a British driven shoot

Land & Conservation

An artist resumes a childhood obsession with the fish of his youth

Made in the South Awards

Jeff Robbins’s throwback vessels are keeping a Southern tradition afloat