Field & Stream - October 2016

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In this Issue: CHEERS & JEERS Lady killers, a grizzly attack, carving skills, and treestand pastimes, TOTALLY RAD SHOTGUNS OF THE ’80S Scattergun designs were fresh and chokes became tubular. Dude, these eight ’80s models weren’t just cool beans; they were awesome! by phil bourjaily, THE WILD CHEF A delicious upland recipe— no plucking required By Jonathan Miles, ESCAPES The remarkable comeback of sandhill cranes is one more reason waterfowlers should head north By JR Sullivan, HE TOTAL OUTDOORSMAN The “meat doe” is one of hunting’s finest trophies. By T. Edward Nickens and much more...

precious minutes

a wood-duck roost shoot can happen in a flash. make sure you’re ready when the birds come to bed.

4 mins

Stick With It

Here’s the one lure you need to catch big, bad autumn trout.

4 mins

The Meat Doe

For the author, taking wild game out of the woods is the ultimate, and noblest,trophy.

4 mins

Pile Drivers

Once endangered, the sandhill crane has recovered remarkably well, giving hunters one more reason to head north.

4 mins

Your Land,Your Elk

In case you forgot, you co-own 600-plus million acres of public land—and somewhere out there is your elk. To help you narrow down the search, we drilled six experts for their secrets on finding and killing bulls in the backcountry. Because while there’s nothing wrong with hunting private ground, there’s absolutely nothing like getting it done on public land.

10+ mins

The Old Ones

As the author struggles with the unexpected death of his cousin-his hunting buddy-he searches for ways to preserve his cousin's legacy at deer camp.

9 mins

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