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Our team is very proud to present Volume Seven: The Water Issue.
This new volume dives into the importance and interconnectedness of our oceans, rivers, lakes and rainfall, and how vital it is for water sources to remain healthy for wildlife, and even us as humans, to survive. With an heavier tilt towards trout and salmon fishing stories in this issue, we also touch on how watersheds in Maui are being threatened by axis deer, the negative impacts lead ammunition has on riparian areas, the python problem in the Florida Everglades, how wolf hunters in Kyrgyzstan fight for to keep their cattle alive, as well as some classic duck hunting in the South. Of course, we have a few surprises, but you don’t want to miss this one.
Cover photo is of traditional fishing practices on the Columbia River, taken in 1931 by Elite Studio, and sourced from the Library of Congress.
Her intimate knowledge of color and light are most recently felt in The Modern Huntsman Cookbook– an oil painting that lives framed in green leather and cream linen on the cover of a book celebrating meals made and earned in wild places. Over an evening of shucking oysters, Contributing Editor Chelsea Rosson chatted with one of Texas’ most beloved artists about her process to create the cover for Modern Huntsman’s first cookbook.
This Modern Huntsman Studio film, presented by Swarovski Optik and Olukai, documents Justin Lee's family and their efforts to restore a native Hawaiian forest on the Big Island, and pass down the values of conservation through generations.
The film extends our cover story in Volume 13, where you can read more about Justin Lee and his family.
Our latest film "Conexión de Cazadores," presented by Moultrie, follows Juan Carlos Chacon and his journey to bridge a significant gap: the need to educate, inspire, and encourage the Latino community in Spanish.
