The Sporting Life
Sporting
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
Made in the South
How Lisa Tomlin turned a childhood obsession with drawing animals into a career as one of the country’s finest gun engravers
Land & Conservation
An innovative plan to restore wild quail populations throughout the South
Sporting
Hooking a monstrous arapaima in the wilds of southern Guyana is fly fishing’s next great challenge and ecotourism’s new frontier
Sporting
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 […]
Sporting
Take a closer look at Ted Juracsik, his work, and fly fishing in Florida
Sporting
A newbie goes into the spring woods after a turkey and finds out what it means to take a bird
Sporting
How a refugee from Hungary invented a reel that would tame the biggest, baddest fish in the sea
Sporting
Members of the Middleton Hunting Club take to the woods in a century-old ritual
Sporting
Hailing from the mountains of Japan, tenkara finds a home in the South
Sporting
Steve Huff has spent a lifetime putting clients on the fish of their dreams. And he’s not stopping anytime soon
The G&G Interview
Catching up with a giant of horse racing, all five foot five of him
Sporting Scene
A group of Atlanta-area players gives the sport of kings an egalitarian makeover
Sporting
Excerpts and photos from the book Hemingway’s Guns: The Sporting Arms of Ernest Hemingway, by Silvio Calabi, Steve Helsley, and Roger Sanger
Sporting
More than sixty years ago, the South’s most famous shotgun went missing. Here’s the story of how it was found
Good Dog
What a pair of bird dogs taught me about life, love, and aging gracefully