Sporting Classics Digital

Sept/Oct 2015

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bEAUTiES & bEASTS our annual rundown of new rifles covers everything from exquisitely crafted custom guns to powerhouses that can stop the biggest big game dead in its tracks. 178 This riveting image is a detail from Hiker's Nightmare, an oil painting by renowned wildlife artist Doug Allen. To see more of his art visit www.douglasallenstudio.com. c o v E R 14 THIS 'N THAT 208 AucTIoNS & eXHIbITIoNS 213 THe TRAVeLING SPoRTSMAN 223 ToP SHeLf 232 QuoTeS d E p A R T m E n T S 13 EdiToR'S JoURnAl Anticipating autumn and the decades beyond at Sporting Classics. By Russ Lumpkin 19 FiRST lighT Help a boy at being a boy, and you'll give him the means to being a man. By Mike Gaddis 33 hoRiZonS She was a great Nordic beauty, and she came with a duck lease. By Roger Pinckney 38 AdvEnTURES "Good things come to those who wait," rarely applies to hunting trips. By Dwight Van Brunt 45 ShoTgUnS The author searches far and wide for the finest shotgun he can find at a bargain price. By Robert Matthews 49 RiFlES Leupold riflescopes are put through the ringer before they hit the shelves. By Ron Spomer 71 TRAvEl International rules for traveling with firearms and ammunition continue to evolve. By John Ross 75 SpoRTing liFE Dave ferry designs knives to fit specific tasks—and your hand. By Jameson Parker c o l U m n S S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S • V O L u m e X X X I V • I S S u e 5 • S e P T e m b e R / O C T O b e R 2 0 1 5 82 lEgEndS of the hUnT The old-timer knew the place where TR could kill a moose. By John Seerey-Lester 87 RAmblingS one of them was about to encounter the most fearsome creature in florida. By Mike Altizer 93 gUndogS Training grouse dogs is easy when you know how—the numbers don't lie. By Tom Davis 99 dESTinATionS cove creek outfitters features a big- city selection of guns with small-town service. By Bob McKinney 105 FiShing Kayak fishing increases your stealth, and if you're good at it, may pay your way to china. By Carly Altizer 109 wild hERiTAgE After revolutionizing bass fishing, the author did the same for deer hunting. By Ray Scott 199 bookS Samuel baker lived on his own terms, which involved either hunting or writing about it. By Jim Casada SpEciAl FEATURES TIMoTHy WANG/THINKSTocK.coM

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