Camo Gray Rifle/Shotgun 52" Gun Sock.

These gun socks made by Sack-Ups protect your firearm from rust, dirt, or scratches. Silicone treated, the cotton's natural wicking ability continually draws moisture off the...

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2019 ISSUE

The pages of Covey Rise have always upheld the utmost of our sporting traditions, and this issue is no different. Whether it is a challenging hunt, a hard-earned meal, the celebratory cigar, or just the overall lifestyle we live, we are prou...

DECEMBER - JANUARY 2021 ISSUE

As the pace of the season slows in a constant countdown to the unfortunate end, the stories in Covey Rise are crucial for us these days. Six times a year, the magazine makes the time stand still for all of us who love ...

Vol. 3 Num. 2 - April/May 2015

True artists make life more pleasing and pleasurable, often simply by making us feel happier and better about ourselves through their art. Whether we gaze at framed art hanging on the wall, wear it on our backs, store it in a gun ...

Vol. 2 Num. 1 – December/January 2014

Let me start by saying two important and sincere words: Thank you. What a year it has been for Covey Rise! This is our First Anniversary issue of the magazine in its new format and it comes with a big “thank you” to you, th...

Vol. 2 Num. 3 – April/May 2014

From the Publisher: “We have an exciting lineup of photography and stories for you in this issue. Pour your favorite beverage and find that cozy place to relax and enjoy these exceptional pages. We start off with some high-flying birds and...

February-March 2024 Edition

By now the resolutions are beginning to fade. Step counts are dwindling, calorie counts are blossoming, and Dry February is looking more and more like a pipe dream. Keep the faith. You resolved to spend more time reading...

Bringing the field to your best dress. A Covey Rise exclusive collaboration with Leonard Logsdail, a bespoke tailor based in New York. Leonard Logsdail, Jr. designed these ties with the Covey Rise audience in mind.

“Gold has always been a very popu...

August-September 2023 Edition

You can never be bored when you fill your days exploring new places and trying new things. When we venture out into the world, we bring stories back to the table, along with the bou...

DECEMBER - JANUARY 2019 ISSUE

As we approach the holidays, many of you continue to brave the breaks and briers in search of upland birds. We applaud your efforts and hope the stories in this December-January issue inspire you to celebrate our traditions through the remainder of t...

FEBRUARY - MARCH 2021 ISSUE

This time of year, we reflect upon where we’ve been with vision for where we want to go. Looking forward, there is more reason to be positive for our future—from conservation to access to hunter recruitment—than ever before. If w...

Vol. 3 Num. 4 – June/July 2015

As summer’s heat sets in, we begin to focus on the dog-training schedule. Running and working our dogs becomes an early morning endeavor or happens just ...

APRIL - MAY 2021 ISSUE

Certain stories written in print and told through the pages of a magazine can capture our attention in an instant and trigger us to reflect upon special memories from days gone by. This issue of Covey Rise does just this, mel...

October-November 2023 Edition

Adventure meets nostalgia when the past is incorporated into the future—some of the old into some of the new. It’s important to remember that established upland traditions can be made new ag...

OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2020 ISSUE

 In the heat of the moment, we wring out every special second from the heart of the hunting season. The October-November issue of Covey Rise keeps the momentum of the season’s tidal wave of hits, misses, smiles, and ha...

OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2021 ISSUE

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2021 ISSUE

Throughout the year, we live through seasons of change, yearning to live that feeling of opening day once again. There is always something new on the horizon as we do so, and we can never forget that this imminent change can be good for all of us. As...

Bringing the field to your best dress. A Covey Rise exclusive collaboration with Leonard Logsdail, a bespoke tailor based in New York. Leonard Logsdail, Jr. designed these ties with the Covey Rise audience in mind.

“Gold has always be...

Vol. 2 Num. 2 – February/March 2014

From the Publisher: “I was fortunate to spend a couple days in New York City in December, for the MIN and FOLIO Awards. MIN stands for Magazine Information Network and is one of the leading trade organizations reporting on the busines...

Vol. 4 Num. 2 – February/March 2016

For several issues reaching back to early 2015, Covey RiseView product

Although life doesn’t always go according to plan, it usually works out in the end. It may not come easy or the way that was expected, but it’s never too late to pursue what you want, even if it means pivoting in a completely new direction or putting yourself out there to try something new.  View product

OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2019 ISSUE

This October-November issue showcases the many facets of the true art of our upland lifestyle—crucial characteristics that tell the whole story of the hunt for us to celebrate this season. 

Singer-songwriter Chris Janson’s dedication to his fa...

FEBRUARY-MARCH 2022 ISSUE

APRIL-MAY 2022 ISSUE

APRIL - MAY 2019 ISSUE

The next time you are blessed with the opportunity to be afield, pay attention to your ears for a moment. Listen, and you’ll hear the inherently iconic sounds of the hunt—the deep clanking of the dog bell, the calm command of a “whoa,...

FEBRUARY - MARCH 2019 ISSUE

Covey Rise has set the high-bar standard for storytelling, and each issue is a book melding the words and images that evoke the totality of your upland experiences. Our stories unfold through poetic words on paper acting in concert with stunni...

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2022 ISSUE

JUNE - JULY 2019 ISSUE

Summer is the season where our anticipation for the uplands becomes palpable—where the thoughts and feelings of donning our game vest or gripping our trusty shotgun become so intense that they seem almost tangible.

And, this June/July issue of Co...