Commands in the Field
Commands in the Field By: Ryan Eder – President, Upland Gundog Association LLC, Goldeneyes Retrievers If someone were to ask you “what commands do you use most in the field” [...]
Quail Resurgence
Quail Resurgence By Troy Hoepker We’d witnessed Casey point plenty of pheasants before but on this point all four of her legs trembled uncontrollably like cold jelly. What lay in [...]
On The Hunt For Quail
On The Hunt For Quail By Troy Hoepker As my hunt for a covey came nearer to its conclusion, I noticed the sky beginning to clear to the west under [...]
Providing Hope Through the Outdoors
Providing Hope Through the Outdoors By Earl Taylor The roosted gobbler startled Josh Herman; it was the first gobble of the morning, and Josh had never heard such a sound. [...]
The Four Year Legacy
The Four Year Legacy By Jamie Cook from Pheasants Forever Today as I watched my three girls run around our yard, the thought hit me; “These kids are my legacy...I [...]
The Vizsla
The Vizsla By Jacob Schaben History of the Breed Vizslas are a breed that has been recognized and celebrated as a dog of royalty in the country of Hungary, where [...]
Taking Your Inventory
Taking Your Inventory By Ryan Graden The summer lull is happening and if you are an avid whitetail hunter, I am sure you’re feeling the “cabin fever” like I am. [...]
Bismuth Shot Fundamentals
Bismuth Shot Fundamentals By Nick Johnson Around the time I was born, lead shot used in waterfowl hunting began to be phased out. I vaguely recall my dad and grandpas [...]
Keeping Opening Day Simple
Keeping Opening Day Simple By Ryan Eder Avery Outdoors, Southfork Retrievers You’ve heard the KISS model (“Keep it simple, stupid”) before right? It applies to many things, why not opening [...]
Kiss: Opening Day
Kiss: Opening Day By Ryan Eder You’ve heard the KISS model (“Keep it simple, stupid”) before right? It applies to many things, why not opening day? We await opening day [...]
