Sporting Classics Digital

May/June 2014

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S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S 1 3 9 art. Beautifully fashioned from buttery soft leather, the pillow is a good way to say thanks to your favorite guide or camp owner. Pick a pillow, and the McLoughlins will include your choice of humorous Wild Shot greeting cards. www.blueloonfinearts.com ♦ Brent Cooke Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Brent has lived in the Pacific Northwest most of his life, mainly on Vancouver Island. Having discovered a love of carving at a young age, Brent created wood relief and figures, stone carvings, finely detailed decoys, and then entered the bronze-casting field. He enjoys sculpting a variety of wild birds and marine creatures, with birds-of- prey being his favorite subject. Brent creates his sculptures at his studio in Victoria, British Columbia, but they're cast at Valley Bronze of Oregon. The foundry can reduce or enlarge an original sculpture to whatever size that meets the buyer's requirements. Brent's use of negative space and his ability to capture the essence of movement and interaction of his subjects has been widely complimented by art lovers at galleries and shows. www.castartstudio.com ♦ Cowboy Cauldron Company Cowboy Cauldron makes the world's finest fire pit and grill, a perfect combination of utility and design. The suspended basin, made of exceptionally thick pressed steel, radiates heat outward and focuses it internally for fast, easy cooking. It's an instant hit with chefs, designers, architects and discriminating individuals worldwide. The height of the basin can be adjusted to match any furnishing. Many accessories are available to enhance your cooking options. Taking a Cauldron to the tailgate party means you win, even if your FOSSIL FISH TRYPTIcH BY GREEN RIVER STONE SWiNgiNg STreaMerS BY dAVId RUIMVELd QUaiL HUNT BY BETH cARLSON

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