Vol 21 No.6 November/December 2013 Features Hard, Harder, Hardest by Tom Davis November by Gene Hill An Althernative to Opening Weekend by Justin K. Nagel Field Trial Magazine by Craig Doherty [...]
Pointing Dog Pointers By Bob and Jody Iler To coin a phrase from an old country song—sometimes in training your pointing dog, just as in life—you have to go “back to the basics.” [...]
POINTING DOG POINTERS By Bob and Jody Iler In the past two columns, we’ve talked about types of birds to use in training and how to plant those birds. When it comes to gun development, the [...]
POINTING DOG POINTERS By Bob and Jody Iler Last month we talked about the different kinds of birds we use for training our pointing dogs. Now we’re going to take a look at how we plant [...]
September/October 2007 Volume 15, Number 5 Features Pheasants When It’s Hot by Tom Davis Reflections on Woodcock by Larry Brown An Ancient Bird in a Lonely Place A Photo Essay by Jim [...]
The Traveling Wingshooter 2015: Pheasant Forecast by Dave Smith The final 2014 pheasant production scorecard was far better than projected last year in mid-summer, as reported in [...]
A continued run of favorable weather in many parts of the country has set the table for an outstanding upland gamebird hunting season in 2016. here’s a time to pine for the good ‘ol [...]
The Traveling Wingshooter 2015: Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock Forecast by Dave Smith Ruffed Grouse Ruffed grouse populations in the Great Lakes region are poised to enter the upward side of the [...]
The Traveling Wingshooter 2015: Chukar Forecast by Dave Smith Chukar production picture hinges largely on winter precipitation and green-up. As of March in the premier chukar destination state of [...]
The Traveling Wingshooter 2015: Desert Quail Forecast by Dave Smith It’s been raining quail in Arizona, according to Jonathan O’Dell, Arizona Game & Fish Department (AZGFD) Small [...]
