Some people in our sporting universe create beautiful shotguns. Others, like Paul Mihailides, make highly desirable shotguns while also building an all-encompassing upland nirvana in which to enjoy them. There’s a difference between the gifted craftsmen who build gorgeous shotguns and the renaissance men like Mr. Mihailides, whose entrepreneurial vision shapes the future of our sport. Mr. Mihailides is the American owner of the Italian fine gun firm, Famars.
Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Craving Brownies” by Kelsey Underhill. Location: Alvord Desert, Oregon. “Sun setting on the Alvord…
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Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Japanese Maple” by Paul Laurenza. Location: Northern Virginia. Photo of the Day is chosen…
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A distinctive finch with an unusual beak The red crossbill is a distinctive finch whose crooked beak usually catches one’s attention. Rather than being a deformity, the odd beak is an adaptation that the bird uses to extract its preferred food source – seeds from the cones of conifers such as pines, spruces and firs. …
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Nebraska’s Threatened and Endangered Species In spring 2004, I was attending a National Association of Interpretation certification and training program as a naturalist. The daily workshops were interesting, but as is often the case, the most memorable part of my trip took place during the meeting off-hours. I was spending the night in a cabin …
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Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Just About to Fledge” by Stan Bysshe. Location: Potomac River, Maryland. “A young osprey…
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