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This book will leave many uncomfortable in the traditional sport shooting industry

RIGHT now, the hills of the Scottish Highlands are alive with the sound of roaring red deer as they engage in the ritual autumn rut. A new book called Locked Antlers, illustrated w...

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The Lost Art of Shooting Running Game

I head to Poland to rediscover a style of hunting that used to be second nature for American sportsmen The post The Lost Art of Shooting Running Game appeared first on Outdoor Life...

Old-School Elk Hunting Tips from This Western Legend

Our former hunting editor lays out his four-season guide to patterning big bulls The post Old-School Elk Hunting Tips from This Western Legend appeared first on Outdoor Life.

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No phones, big bets: Inside Ellesse Andrews’ winning Japan keirin season

He Was 80 Years Old and Still Outshot Me on Texas Quail

A former Texas Ranger and his bird dog show this brush-country hunter how farm coveys really work The post He Was 80 Years Old and Still Outshot Me on Texas Quail appeared first on...

Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon: a Mag’s marathon weekender

Seconds after this Newcastle United fan stumbled off the overnight Flixbus service from London at 5.26am, I nearly stepped into the biggest puddle of paint ever seen on the corner....

The Golden Age of Big-Game Hunting in America

Between 1870 and 1900, railroads and repeating rifles opened the West to ordinary hunters — and pushed its game to the brink The post The Golden Age of Big-Game Hunting in America...

The Violent Feud That Shocked the Horse World

A prominent dressage trainer shot a belligerent student—and now maintains that he’s the real victim.

Are you a talented sportsman who enjoys getting shitfaced? Why not play cricket

ARE you good at sport? But too keen on making a living for athletics, and too keen on going out on the lash for football? Why not give cricket a try?

Tommy Conlon: One last hurrah at the Listowel Races

All life gathers in the north Kerry town – for the racing, the harvest festival and just the joy of it

The provinces try to bounce back, and the World Darts Grand Prix finale

Find out what’s on in sport with Gavan Casey from The 42.

New 2026 Big-Game Issue Available Now from Petersen’s HUNTING

Petersen’s HUNTING October 2026 Big-Game Issue delivers 88 pages of hunting insight, adventures, gear reviews and education. The issue highlights budget-friendly optics from top br...

The World’s Most Exclusive Tennis Clubs, From Wimbledon to Newport

These members-only institutions, from Wimbledon's lawns to a Gilded Age casino in Newport, are where the game was made—and where getting in is still the hardest shot of all.

Custom Engraved Marlin and an Ultimate Duck Hunt

Beat the August heat and score big with two GunBroker auctions! Bid on a custom-engraved Marlin 1894 SBL .44 Rem Mag or a Ruger Red Label III 20-gauge shotgun. Both auctions end Su...

A century of sporting ties: How cricket transformed NZ and India into more than rivals

Content-to-Commerce Publishers Have Struggled. Could Outdoor Life Be the Exception?

The new owner of the 128-year-old title plans to transform the brand into an AI-powered marketplace, despite the strategy’s spotty track record.

Mark Ulriksen’s “Make It Two”

Game on.

17 Vintage Beer and Whiskey Ads from the Golden Age of Hunting and Fishing

These colorful advertisements for cold beer and Kentucky whiskey reflect decades of iconic advertising to American sportsmen The post 17 Vintage Beer and Whiskey Ads from the Golde...

The Grouse Hunt That Cured a North Woods Kid of Road Hunting — for Good

After saving three years for a shotgun, a local teen finally gets a real bird hunt under his belt on the Gunflint Trail The post The Grouse Hunt That Cured a North Woods Kid of Roa...

Through hell and high water: inside the endurance sports boom

With attendance climbing at Welsh events like Peak Online Tri and the Dragon’s Back Race, Julia Bottoms hears about the risks and rewards. The post Through hell and high water: ins...

U.S. Open Ball Person Confidential (The Art of Being Invisible)

A former U.S. Open ball person on throwing standards, two-hour shifts, the crew chief hierarchy and the one mess you never clean up.

Corporate Hospitality Season: Golf Days, Rugby Internationals, and the Business of Sport

A round of golf used to be the whole plan. Take a handful of clients out for eighteen holes, buy them lunch, talk business somewhere between the third green and the clubhouse bar. ...