From a 1920s cottage on the Georgia coast, generations of Southern outdoorswomen gave a wide-eyed young boy an education in the ways of the water, the ethics of the hunt, and the infinite beauty of the natural world
Saving the Wild South
Features
Sporting
A few classic Southern haunts—and their challenges—call one lifelong waterfowl hunter back season after season
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Sporting
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Homeplace
Penny Francis brings a rich gumbo of design eras to a century-old Crescent City house
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Southern Style
Duck-hunting gear that will stand up to the elements—and that muck-covered retriever who enjoys a good shake
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Sporting
For the fly angler, a trip to the fabled streams of England just may be the pinnacle of the sporting life
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GARDEN & GUN PRESENTS
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In a precarious time for our Southern ecosystems, these ten under-the-radar scientists, advocates, and groundbreakers are saving endangered butterflies, defending the Everglades, fighting for shorebirds, creating art that speaks from the heart, and more
All Articles from this Issue
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End of the Line
Behind every good gardener is a homemade dirt heap
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Ask G&G
Snake buds, bamboo barriers, and horse whispering
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Travel
A novelist’s past, present, and future wind together along his slice of Appalachia
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Arts & Culture
Take a load off on a handmade Curtis Buchanan original
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good dog
Why settle for one dog when you can have five?
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This Land
Black cowboys—some of the original wranglers—get their due at a stereotype-busting South Carolina festival
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Tastemaker
Sharing the flavors of her Egyptian heritage, baker Sarah Cole is winning over palates in Alabama’s Black Belt region
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Country Accent
Vivian Howard is on the hunt for exciting, adventurous pastimes (Windex optional)
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Style
Miami’s Alepel collaborates with artists to create truly singular shoes
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Arts & Culture
Local and regional artisans shine at Still Johnson
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Fork in the Road
The new café and wine bar from the duo behind Asheville’s renowned Cúrate doesn’t skimp on global flavor
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Conservation
It’s all hands on deck to help the state’s struggling mammals
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Our Kind of Place
We came for the grouper sandwiches and stayed to play at Bird’s Aphrodisiac Oyster Shack
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Sporting
Arkansas waterfowl hunters take aim at a new arrival
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Arts
Cedric Smith paints himself into the nation’s canvas
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Books
The celebrated author delivers back-to-back knockouts
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Food & Drink
A warming apple spirit accents
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Music
The Texas native blazed his own trail to become one of music’s most compelling voices
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What's in season
Bold spices and a flavorful pan sauce amp up chef Meherwan Irani’s decadent duck
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Editor's Letter
Celebrating the folks on the front lines of conservation
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Champions of Conservation
Along Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley,” longtime resident Gail LeBoeuf and her friends prove getting involved can make a difference
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Champions of Conservation
A greener future for Louisiana’s threatened landscapes emerges from artist Hannah Chalew’s paintings and sculptures
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Champions of Conservation
Researcher Jennifer Schopf Rehage investigates the health of Florida’s recreational fish and fisheries—with shocking findings
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Champions of Conservation
Biologist Caleb Hickman safeguards the flora and fauna of his people’s native land
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Champions of Conservation
No matter the personal cost, fishing captain Benny Blanco shows up for the Everglades
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Champions of Conservation
Endangered pollinators find new hope thanks to Florida entomologist Jaret Daniels
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Champions of Conservation
Hallie Shoffner heralds the effects of climate extremes from her family’s research spread
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Champions of Conservation
Jason Throneberry is helping to heal a vital waterway that could save the endangered Alabama sturgeon and countless other fish
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Champions of Conservation
Savi Horne helps keep agriculture sustainable for Black farmers
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Champions of conservation
Chris Crolley introduces people to the beauty of the Lowcountry—and saves critical species in the process
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