Shooting Sportsman the Magazine of Wingshooting and Fine Guns

		Moment of Inertia Measuring the effort it takes to swing a gun. Read Bruce Buck’s Blog Entry » Heads Up, Down or In Between Ways to mount a gun at sporting clays. Read Bruce Buck’s Blog Entry » Foresworn Forends How the up-front handle affects shooting. Read Bruce Buck’s Blog Entry » A Grasp of Grips Getting a handle on gun grips Read Bruce Buck’s Blog Entry » Image Gallery Waterfowl Hunting Boca found one. nvgoshawk Visit the full Gallery; log in to Share your photos.
Wingshooting News Archive » New York Landowners Eligible for Grassland Grants Read More » Mississippi Quail Season Opens Thanksgiving Day Read More » Oklahoma Approves Lesser Prairie Chicken Plan Read More » Kansas Hunters Reminded About Prairie Chicken Permit Read More » Iowa Pheasant Hunter Success Linked to Survey Read More » Event List Submit an Event »	Featured Video George Hickox: Introduction to Birds All Videos » Highlights Going Places South-central Montana’s Padlock Ranch offers almost a half-million acres of great hunting for sharptails, Hungarian partridge, sage grouse and pheasants. No wonder visitors want to make it their home on the range. Harboring Birds There’s nothing like Maritime Canada in October. Fall foliage, friendly people, fast pheasants. Wait a minute. Pheasants?! At Nova Scotia’s Fox Harb’r Resort, sportsmen can find excellent hunting for not only pheasants but also Hungarian partridge. There’s also plenty to do for non-shooting guests. Golden Thoughts In his January/February Hunting Dogs column, “The Right Dog for You, Part I,” George Hickox made several comments regarding golden retrievers that drew responses from readers. Here is a sampling of the letters we received along with George’s response. Secrets of the Sandhills The Nebraska Sandhills may not be much to look at, but they harbor a wealth of wingshooting opportunities for both prairie grouse and waterfowl. Several days spent hunting the Abbott Ranch proved the point.