
Southern Conundrum: Is It Okay to Hunt Singles After You Flush a Covey of Quail?
A few thoughts on tradition versus science versus ethics in the quail woods
Sporting South
For Jonathan Wilkins, the trips he organizes through his Black Duck Revival in Arkansas aren’t about guarded spots, bragging rights, or limiting out on game. They’re about giving everyone a taste of the hunt
THE WILD SOUTH
Sporting
Presented by Orvis and Blade and Bow, a new traveling event celebrates the centuries-old tradition of decoy carving in the South
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SHARK ENCOUNTER
A South Carolina fishing guide spent quality time with a huge apex predator—and has the footage to prove it
Land & Conservation
Covering eighteen million acres, the Florida Wildlife Corridor keeps gaining ground
Land & Conservation
You don’t have to travel to the middle of nowhere to peep stars, constellations, and galaxies
Dispatches
Fishing for answers in ancient Louisiana waters
Land & Conservation
A photographer captures the downstream effects of a historic drought
From the kitchen to the baseball diamond, Calpurnia knew her way around a plate
An exuberant stray named Troy proves that sometimes the last thing you want is just the thing you need
A bold little spaniel with strange business of her own
How one stray dog tempted fate and lived to bark about it
How a bookish Labrador became a college-town hero
A neurotic dog finds its soul among the waves
Hard truths and tough decisions on a day gone to the dogs
How a soulful pug named James Brown helped a writer regain his stride