Throwback Thursday: Carlos Hathcock's Stevens Model 15A Rifle
The legendary "White Feather" started his shooting career with a $4 gun.
Throwback Thursday: Aldo Leopold, Father of Modern-Day Wildlife Management
"After seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view."
Throwback Thursday: The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Remember, remember, "The Witch of November."
Throwback Thursday: Karl Maslowski, Pioneer Wildlife Filmmaker
“The things I’d learned about hunting animals with a gun stood me in good stead as I began hunting them with a camera."
Throwback Thursday: Mary Jemison, "White Indian"
An authentic, first-hand account of life on the American frontier from more than 250 years ago...
Throwback Thursday: The Catfish That Provoked an Indian Attack
Hook, line and sinker.
Throwback Thursday: A.B. Frost, the "Sportsman's Artist"
His work captured the hearts of the American public...and at least one President.
Throwback Thursday: The River Wild
It was "the last great exploration into unknown and unmapped country in the United States."
Throwback Thursday: Colonel Henry Bouquet Frees the Indian Captives
Flintlocks and tomahawks...a story from Pontiac's War.
Throwback Thursday: Canoeing With the Cree
Almost 100 years ago, two 18-year-olds paddled 2,250 miles across America. This is their story.
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