My heart raced like a hummingbird, face flushed hot and red with adrenaline as I slinked through the open utility right-of-way, serrated with jagged limestone. The report of the rifle ringing in my ears and the events that had previously unfolded plucked my cognizant abilities, tossing them candidly into the crisp November dusk.
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First light Sunday morning, Dillon and I were on the beach five miles out of the hunting area, each firing a few shots into a Bud Light box 100 yards out to check our zero. As discussed, and expected, our sights were off.
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Listen as Chef Randy King comes face to face with a mountain lion on a solo hunt in the Sawtooth Mountains
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“We’re Gonna Run Out of Mountain Before We Run Out of Steam”
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There is no better retreat from the dog days of summer in the Lower 48 than a stint in Alaska chasing coho salmon (“silvers”). August is prime time for the coho run in southeast Alaska, and for a DIY fly-fisherman, the term “epic” can be realized in the literal sense.
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Article Contributed by Field Staff Writer B. Carleton. The garden is in and the first sprouts of radishes have poked
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Article contributed by C. Alameda. Hamakua Coast, Hawaii, where our parents had us in the ocean before we could walk.
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Last Breath Films and Perrin James give us a glimpse into the life of Harvesting Nature Field Staff Writer and
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Article Contributed by L. DeKeyser of Lifestyle Lost. It’s mid spring here in the Great Lakes State. My incessant steelhead
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Article contributed by K. Fischer. The tiny, two-seater aircraft abruptly landed on the broken surface of the Long Island runway. As I
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