Description
Contents: Winter With Wolves (When the snow is head-deep and the crowds are long gone, Yellowstone becomes a predator’s paradise. A cold-weather excursion into America’s frozenSerengeti); Getting Started: Sporting Clays (A thorough primer on gear, guns, techniques and rules for first-timers that will have you bustin’ targets faster than you can yell “pull”; America’s Olympic Kick-Ass Cowgirl (She skied in diapers and bagged her first antelope at 14. Now, at 24, biathlete Ntala Skinner takes on the world in Nagano); The Outfitter (Parka Power: Weatherbeaters for every budget, from lightweight shells to heavy-duty blizzard-busters. Snowshoe Revival: The hippest powder-hoppers on the trail); Backcountry (Happiness defined: Nothing buy you, the open road, a lonely river, and the prospect of a big, big fish) Special Report – America’s 50 Best Outdoor Sports Towns (Great backcountry outposts that put you on the edge of the woods and the water. No hills, great action, low prices and, yes, you can bring your dog); Is This Place Paradise, Or What (No, you’re not dreaming. In Apalachicola (a.k.a. Angler’s Heaven) Florida, there’s not a condo, a jet ski or sunburned parrot-head in sight); The Winners: State By State (A detailed guide to towns with the fishiest waters, most rugged trails, friendliest motels and cheapest cars in every state in the land) Departments – Editor’s Notes; Letters; Reports Afield; New Gear Review; Nature Watch; Arms & Ammo; Outdoor Skills; Rods & Reels; Rock & Trail; Off-Road; Boats & Motors; Outdoor Rights; SA‘s 1998 Fishing Awards Kickoff; Mountain Biking; Survival; Lures & Flies; Shooting; Bass; Food & Drink Almanac – News, Tips, Facts And Lore – How to speak Horse – an interview with a Whisperer; The West Side Wolf – educating children about canis lupus; Prevent eyestrain – binoculars vs spotting scopes; and a festival to honor the eelpout
Issue: February 1998
Condition: Very Good