Gun Dogs

The author pays tribute to his English setter and longtime hunting buddy, Ike

A gun dog’s name needs to last season after season. These 10 tips will help you get it right

Hunting dogs will consume just about anything. Just make sure it isn’t anything on this list

If you’re willing to spend a lot on a cooler—you should be willing to spend even more on a crate that could save your dog’s life. And while you’re at it, invest in a strong shovel to get you out of a bad situation

One of the country's most celebrated upland gamebirds is in trouble—and it's time to do something to help

From the best GPS dog collar to bismuth loads, here are some lessons to consider for next season

This skill requires some self-control, but it’s the most effective way to recover hard-to-find pheasants

After shooting a rare duck on a recent hunt, the author contemplates on where he falls into the “Stages of Hunting”

From the wide-open fields of the West to the North Woods of Maine, there's no better, or harder-working, hunting partner than a good gun dog

The short answer: Because it could save your dog’s life