Upland hunting in the rugged West offers special challenges and rewards. In this issue we get three perspectives on hunting; chukar in sagebrush country, Hungarian partridge in Wyoming, and Valley quail in California. In these tales of hard slogging and hearty humor, we’re reminded that camaraderie is often the real prize of a hunt. For more on these fast-paced adventures check out “California Road Birds,” Ben Williams’ column “A View From the Top,” and Reid Bryant’s “Of Men and Dogs.” Shane Mahoney also reminds us that conservation practices, no matter how small, are key to preserving our wildlife and upland habitat—so that we can enjoy those adventures for many years to come.Read more

This portable piece is handcrafted to last a lifetime and look great while doing so. The black waxed canvas/waxed natural leather strap combination is exclusive to Bespoke Post, and the pocket configuration was designed to fit everything in the optional “loaded” upgrade just right. Perfect if you’ve already got your barware on point and want to protect and display it in style.Read more

These shot glasses are hand crafted and feature an arched lip that aids in seamless sipping. The glasses are simple and rustic, and they won’t add any additional flavors to your booze. Comes in a set of two.Read more