Describe a typical spring day

We can’t let this fear become our new normal

Enough fun to make a guy feel, once again, like he’s king of the campground

My mind was a light switch when I was young: everything was on or off, good or bad

Baking my first loaf of sourdough bread

“Jeremiah Johnson” tells the story of a Mexican War veteran who’s left civilization to live as a mountain man in frontier

I wasn’t quite sure what I expected in 1992 when I drove to Montana to take a job as a reporter in Hamilton

Aldo Leopold’s “Thinking Like a Mountain” is brief but monumental in importance

Nearly 30 years later, I’m finally grasping its message

So long as we’re self-isolating for safety’s sake, we ought to make the best of it

Outdoor types have the perfect hobby for these trying times

The lessons of “Beyond Fair Chase: The Ethic and Tradition of Hunting”

The debate over whether preserve hunts have a role in training bird dogs

Respecting the hunting skills of Cooper’s hawks and sharp-shinned hawks

February is a bridge between the tail end of bird hunting season and the early glimmers of fishing season