The Sporting Life

Sporting
Photos: Filled to the Bream

Sporting
Filled to the Bream
When two broods gather for an old-fashioned panfish rodeo, the only thing better than the fillets is the fellowship

Goings-On
Sporting Art, Decoys, Dogs, and More
See what’s up for bid at the 2017 Southeastern Wildlife Expo

Sporting
Discover the Dust Bowl Girls
The true story of a women’s basketball team in Depression-era Oklahoma that would end up inspiring generations

Editor's Letter
A Day Well Spent
In praise of ducks, dogs, and a good drink

Sporting
Cuba Calling
Exploring a newfound flats-fishing treasure

Ask G&G
Blind Ambition
Practicing gundog etiquette, swimming for dinner, and a game-day favorite

Guns
Pretty Sight
A British-Italian collaboration yields an exceptionally agile bird gun
The Sporting Life
The Sporting Life

Made in the South Awards
2016 Outdoors Category
A Tar Heel outdoorsman makes decoys the old way, preserving a proud water-fowling tradition

Books
Celebrating 500 Years of Beretta
A new book of photographs and essays tells the story of the family-owned Italian company’s passion for sporting tradition

Sporting
Explore the Santee Delta
Spend a day in the duck blind on South Carolina’s Santee Delta

Sporting
The Wild Santee
Once the heart of Carolina rice country and the stomping ground of Archibald Rutledge, the tidal marshes of the Santee Delta constitute a natural treasure. Today, a handful of passionate duck hunters are helping to make sure it all stays that way.

Sporting Scene
Savannah’s Tack Stars
Savannah College of Art and Design’s equestrian team aims for a third national title

Southern Style
Outstanding in the Field
From hand-forged blades to the best new boots, this collection of sporting gear is on point

Sporting Scene
Vincent Hancock: Eyes on the Prize
A shotgun phenom sets his sights on an unprecedented third consecutive Olympic gold

Guns
Sure Shots: Eight Great Gun Shops
Eight of the best shops in the South and beyond for the bird-gun enthusiast

Sporting
The Plantation Broker
There’s no finer quail country than the Red Hills, 300,000 acres of longleaf and wiregrass and home to more than a hundred sprawling plantations. Who’d have thought a real estate broker would become its unofficial steward?

Arts & Culture
Bob Rich, Jr. Q&A: From the Boardroom to Books to Broadway
The business mogul, broadway producer, and philanthropist on his latest adventures

Sporting
Inside the World of the Plantation Broker
When buyers want to own a pristine piece of the Red Hills extraordinary quail country, they talk to Jon Kohler