Back in 1969, my father and my uncle went in with one of our neighbors on a family hunting lease in the Pecos River Canyon south of Pandale, Texas. We had 11 hunting aged people in our families that were willing to participate.



This area is in the northern Chihuahuan Desert and looks like a miniature Grand Canyon. The Pecos River has cut a canyon with some walls up to 400 feet above it. The ranch, Marshall’s Spring Creek Ranch, is 20 sections (1 section = 640 acres = 1 square...

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I Beretta does a good job when they take over Ruger .I hope the Ruger 77 comes back in full production not just limited runs .Ruger lost me when they tried to replace the ruger 77 with the cheaper ruger american which I never liked .I hope they bring back the Ruger 1 also .I hate to see Ruger taken over this way being an American company thats been around a while .

I had my Ruger RSM 375 H&H re-stocked into another new factory stock by my gunsmith, who also glass bedded the stock in the process. This gunsmith has bedded a few other rifles for me, and other various work, that have all turned out good. I didn't see this until i got the rifle home as i was in a hurry picking it up, but it clearly has some places where air pockets formed in the glass bedding compound and this is just what i can see with the barreled action in the stock. Looks bad to...

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The USA has labelled both Canada and the EU as threats to their "National Security" in order to justify new duties declared by their military Commander-in-Chief on the international trade of steel and aluminum. So I suggest that USA made products such as firearms and ammunition should be sold exclusively within the USA so Canada and Europe can help our esteemed neighbour defend themselves and improve their national security. Sadly, I have come to the conclusion that Canadians and Europeans...

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This is not a question of “When did you start hunting?”, but rather, when did you respond to the hunt, or hunting, in the way Robert Ruark described it in The Horn of the Hunter. As he put it:

The hunter’s horn sounds early for some, I thought, later for others. For some unfortunates, prisoned by city sidewalks and sentenced to a cement jungle more horrifying than anything to be found in Tanganyika, the horn of the hunter never winds at all. But deep in the guts of most men is...

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