SLOWING DOWN เกมยิงปลา game slotonline – by Diana Rupp The old still-hunter’s mantra is a good lesson for the woods, and for life. The end of the year is a time to reflect. It’s also a time to take advantage of the wonderful hunting adventures we enjoy here in North America. Depending on where you live, the seasons are either ramping up or winding down, but throughout the...
CONTINUING CONSERVATION – by Diana Rupp Even during a pandemic, hunters have not stopped caring about and working for wildlife. Photo above by Vic Schendel As hunters, we know how crucial wildlife and natural habitats are to the human condition, perhaps now more than ever. And while it’s understandable that wildlife conservation may take a back seat to other concerns during a health and...
NATURE’S REMEDY – by Shane Mahoney New research proves that spending time outdoors improves our physical and mental health. Photo above by Vic Schendel August 4, 2020, marked a momentous conservation occasion in the United States. On that day the White House officially signaled that the long-pursued Great American Outdoors Act was, indeed, a reality, and the legislation passed into...
GREAT WINTER READS – by Sports Afield A selection of books for reading by the fireside on a winter evening. When the snow flies, the time is right to curl up by the fire with a good hunting book. Whether you prefer the classics or are looking for something brand-new, here are a few can’t-miss favorites. One of the most interesting hunters of the twentieth century has been nearly forgotten...