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Doubling up for gobblers

The wildturkeyDNA project engages hunters to try and determine why some gobblers don’t look like the others

Ducks Unlimited and World Whiskey Society collaborate on a pair of bottles for waterfowl lovers

The landmark Memphis retail complex, which turns ten this month, is an unexpected place to enjoy the great indoors

Fifty years after receiving a handmade wingbone call, an outdoorsman remembers the legendary biologist Wayne Bailey, who gave voice to eastern wild turkeys

Itching for a shot at the gray ghost? From Grand Bahama’s renowned East End to the remote Crooked Island, these lodges offer prime fishing grounds along with some of the archipelago’s most beautiful scenery.

No one brought fly fishing to the world like Kreh. A new documentary honors the GOAT with never-before-seen interviews and a host of fishing’s biggest names.

These Southern shows offer thrilling competition, storied traditions, and a weekend well spent

A child of the Blue Ridge with an artistic streak, Chocklett learned early the science behind tying flies. Little did he know his cutting-edge designs would launch him to the heights of angling royalty

Breast fillets, salt, fruit, and cast-iron add up to one crowd-pleasing appetizer

The historic region—which you might have already visited without realizing it—is worth another look

What Gator lacks in steadiness, he makes up for in enthusiasm

Sharpen your wingshooting reflexes and soak up the scenery

These dogs were born and raised to hunt, play, and thrive in the South

A three-generations-strong hunt pays tribute to a place where waterfowling still reigns

The Houston artist captures the luminescence of everyday things, including timeworn antiques and game birds

The perfect boots, boat goodies, an innovative shotgun holster, and more great ideas for hunters, anglers, and outdoors lovers

Wild mallards may face future peril if crossbreeding with game-farm greenheads continues

Green-winged teal are up, and some other species also saw increases. But it’s a mixed bag as waterfowlers prepare to head into the blinds.

From his time as a navy medical corpsman to working with bomb-sniffing dogs in Afghanistan, Grayson Guyer followed a winding path back to North Carolina and training companion gundogs