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Cast for fat rainbows, browns, and native brookies along these five of the region’s most productive and scenic rivers and streams

The now ninety-five-year-old author reflects on the seminal Tenth Legion, which celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this year

F1 cars make left and right turns—plus more tips for getting up to speed before the Miami Grand Prix

At the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers wild game cookoff, Team Oklahoma goes next level with buttery panfish on the half shell and crispy fried panfish tails

Powered by a yearning to hunt, the Trampled by Turtles singer finds an unusual canine collaborator

Why old-field management makes more sense than a common food plot

For turkey hunters or anyone else tromping through the wilds, three effective ways to defend against spring’s insect hordes

Who’s a good bird dog? Miller’s Blindsider, that’s who, having just won the 2023 National Championship

Historic decoys, dog paintings, a rare folk art find, and more highlights from the online Copley Winter Sale

Timothy Stammen brings trained hands and an angler’s eye to his bespoke creations

High-flying pups and retriever demos steal the show at Charleston’s Southeastern Wildlife Exposition

With the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition set to kick off this month, our Wild South columnist (and SEWE regular) breaks down what’s at the top of his itinerary at the outdoors blowout

Why the humble northern shoveler doesn’t deserve its bad rap

Josh Raggio brings his talent and vision to Main Street in Raymond, Mississippi

In the Allegheny Mountains, charming small towns and cross-country ski adventures beckon

Classics, upgrades, and some new winners for the outdoors-lovers in your life

Whether a rubbed-and-roasted centerpiece, a rum-infused appetizer, or real-deal duck soup, these five recipes—from five of the South’s top hunting lodges—showcase wild waterfowl in all its flavorful beauty

A few thoughts on tradition versus science versus ethics in the quail woods

For a passionate birder, duck hunting triggers an unexpected lesson

A few classic Southern haunts—and their challenges—call one lifelong waterfowl hunter back season after season