Part 3 of “Hemingway” was like rewatching a tragic old movie and this time pulling for a happier ending

Revisiting Hemingway's “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber”

It seems fitting to break out some Hemingway

Some of the best dry fly fishing of the year is underway right now on the Bitterroot River

I realize I’m one of the fortunate few who got through the 2020 horror show largely unscathed

On March 3, Robbie Dockter of Conrad set a new state record for brown trout, catching a 32-pound, 6-ounce fish

Snow geese are the species most likely to be mistaken for atmospheric phenomena

With a smart pup, we'll master whoa in good time

Outdoor folks have never had it so good when it comes to toy haulers

Thirty-four years is a long time to stay out of trouble, especially in a rapidly changing region near Jackson Hole

Sometimes there’s nothing better than revisiting a place you know so well it’s practically an old friend

Coyotes make a point of knowing when visiting canids invade their range

Recreation converted into work intensifies experience by forcing you to engage even when it’s inconvenient

Reading the scientific theories about how dinosaurs coped with the Arctic winter reminds me of what wimps humans are

Elk remain the best evidence yet that we are living in a Golden Age for wildlife