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Field goods never looked so sharp

North Carolina businessman and philanthropist Eddie Smith has always put integrity over profit. He’s done so again in the most dramatic way yet.

The American-made blade gets another limited drop on July 30

Eyeing the dove opener and the seasons to come

An unearthed blade from the attic sharpens a son’s connection to his late father

A Mississippi camouflage empire says goodbye to a family hero

Goods and gear to help him level up on the things he loves

The late famed angler’s daughter, Krissy, carries on his love of the water and drive to help others

After decades of hunting wild turkeys through the Southeast’s bottomland swamps and hardwood forests, the author heads deep into the Lone Star State’s sandy, mesquite-strewn heart

A veteran outdoorsman and lifelong knife nut on five blades that have stuck with him

Elmer Crowell miniatures, a life-size bronze pointer sculpture, and Ernest Hemingway’s marlin catch flag

Along an ancient, mangrove-lined Mexican coastline, the fish are ready for a fight

A Georgia sportsman discovers a hidden gem in a British auction catalogue

After devoting more than five decades to helping clients catch the fish of their dreams, Huff reels in the esteemed Izaak Walton Award

A moment of truth in the field with a spirited, freethinking pup

For all the romanticism a voyage down the Mississippi evokes, cruising the river and exploring its still-wild pockets for pleasure can be fraught—even life-threatening. The few who do such, however, find rewards beyond measure. And learn that by the waterway’s very nature, no two trips are alike

A trout fisherman discovers it’s not always conventional medicine that brings respite

Honoring the Florida sportsman’s indelible legacy on and off the water

The Louisiana native carries on a Cajun woodworking and painting lineage

A mountain bird can drive you mad