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Bourjaily is Field & Stream’s shotguns expert. He’s a big fan of sleeping in and shooting turkeys between 9 a.m. and noon.
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A reader wants to know if canting will cause him to miss shots
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A reader shares his classic shotgun, and his plans to go pheasant hunting with it next year
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Our shotguns expert shares his thoughts on Browning’s inertia shotgun
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Nickens is the resident Total Outdoorsman for F&S. He does it all: hunt, fish, camp, paddle, and survive. He cooks a mean biscuit, too.
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Why the fight over access to public waters in Louisiana, and across the country, is fundamental to the future of hunting and fishing in America
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This group of close-knit hunters are keeping the sporting tradition of running rabbits alive in the South. And with their social media savvy, they're now sharing that tradition with the rest of the world
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When you find the patience and will to stick it out in your stand until the last second of legal light, anything can happen
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Brantley is Field & Stream’s Hunting editor. He’s hunted all over North America for just about everything. Also, he can skin a squirrel faster than you.
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Four of the country's best deer hunters reveal their tactics for killing big late-season bucks
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Crossbows during archery season help recruit new bowhunters, right? These days, some are having second thoughts
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If you want a good shot at the buck of a lifetime, look no farther than South Texas
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Heavey is the writer of Field & Stream’s popular backpage column, A Sportsman’s Life. He loves to deer hunt, hoard gear, and irritate David E. Petzal.
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From basic cashmere socks to $2,000 boots, here’s what I’m hoping to find under the tree this year
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A trip to Cypress Bayou leads to plenty of ducks, Southern hospitality, and a bit of blackmail
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