Field & Stream - August - September 2018

In this issue

OPENING DAY IN AMERICA It starts now. The first seasons for deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl—you name it—begin this month and next. Here’s how to own the opener.

TO THE RESCUE If you’ve shot a deer and then can’t find it, nothing increases your chances of recovering it like a well-trained blood-tracking dog. By will brantley.

The Speed Trap

High-velocity shells drop more ducks and geese, right? Not so fast…

4 mins

Opening Day In America - Midwest

The Quick BuckThere’s no time like the bow opener for patterning and ambushing a trophy buck

10 mins

Opening Day In America - West

The dream bullThe scouting, training, and planning have all come down to this: day one of elk season. Are you ready?

9 mins

Opening Day In America - South

The Healing HuntThere are times when the best medicine is a day in the field with an old friend and a good dog.

9 mins

Camo-Plate Specials

Four All-American diners share favorite breakfast recipes that you can cook at camp.

5 mins

Opening Day In America - East

Something had changed. After 40 minutes of still-hunting through silent timber, the woods erupted in chatter.

10 mins

To The Rescue

Whether you train your own dog or call upon one for help, a blood-tracking canine could save your deer season.

6 mins

Dressed To Kill

The author follows the making of an iconic lure— the Mepps dressed Aglia—from the squirrel woods to the factory and finally to the river.

9 mins

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