Early-season grouse gunning means close flushes and fast shooting in heavy cover. Our expert explains how to train and work with your flusher for maximum upland potential. ... [+] Full Article

Each year, valuable hunting dogs are lost, injured or killed due to poor pre-trip planning. Here's how to avoid hunting-trip disasters so you (and your dog) can enjoy a safe, productive hunting season. ... [+] Full Article

Want to learn more about the deer you pursue? Hunting for shed antlers can open up a whole new realm of knowledge, especially if you have a shed-hunting partner with four legs! ... [+] Full Article

A quartering spaniel that hunts close and attends to his business is a great bird-hunting partner. Here are some tips on training flushing dogs. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article

To be successful at taking wary coyotes, you need to set yourself apart from the crowd of other hunters on the trail of the songdogs. Here are five ways to do just that. (January 2008) ... [+] Full Article

A gun, a field and some birds are necessary for quail hunting. A dog isn't. Here are some tips to keep you in the action without a four-legged friend. (December 2007) ... [+] Full Article

There is more to owning an upland or waterfowl dog than meets the eye. Our expert explains how to pick a dog to suit your hunting (and household) needs. (June 2007) ... [+] Full Article

There is no more reliable companion in the field than your hunting dog. Here's how to make sure he stays safe during those hunts. ( May 2007) ... [+] Full Article

Has your prized hunting dog spent the off-season munching snacks and curling up on the couch? Now's the time to start getting him (and you) in shape for the coming hunting season. ... [+] Full Article

Though you rarely hear about them, there are breeds other than Labrador and golden retrievers that hunters can use. Let's look at some of these dogs. ... [+] Full Article