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Spring is in the air, and summer will soon be upon us. With these realities in mind, we a...

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...

December-January 2024 Edition

Tis the season, and the upland sporting lifestyle is the gift that keeps on giving. Now’s the time to celebrate whatever draws you into the conversation—wh...

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...

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...

June-July 2023 Edition

In this issue of Covey Rise, we explore stories that read like missions. In each of the feature stories, there are things to be accomplished, quests to e...

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

The thing about life is that we never know where it’s going to take us, literally and figuratively. Whether it be new destinations, new friends, new job opportunities, or any new experience, it’s practically guaranteed that the journey through life will take some unexpected turns. 

A sl...

The easy way is not always the best way. In the pages of this issue of Covey Rise, we are advised to slow down, take our time, and go the extra mile to achieve great things. Sometimes a leap of faith or a decision to go with the flow produces better results than we could have hoped for.

Though we may be reluctant to admit it, we as human beings likely spend a lot of time thinking about all the things that we want. What would life be like if we put that much time and energy loving and preserving the things that we have?

In the pages of this issue, we are reminded to tak...

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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...

JUNE - JULY 2021 ISSUE

The stories printed on the pages of a magazine are eternal. It is this power of the pages that makes Covey Rise critical for the future of publishing and hunting traditions. Pick up the magazine in your hands and notice the distinct look, feel, and...

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...

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...

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 ...

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...

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE

Fall is near, and we are extremely thankful for that. Through all of the challenges that the world has been presenting to all of us these days, Covey Rise has been working diligently with with supreme excitement to bri...

APRIL - MAY 2020 ISSUE

With everything going on in the world around us these days, what could be better than getting lost in fantastic words and images that celebrate our cherished upland-hunting traditions? This new issue of Covey Rise does just this, bringing you a div...

FEBRUARY - MARCH 2020 ISSUE

As the off season approaches, hunters and dogs are relegated to licking the wounds of recovery after roaming many hard-fought miles across the upland landscape. We can’t shake birds from our brains very easily, and unfortunately, time machines don’t ex...

DECEMBER - JANUARY 2020 ISSUE

We all understand that cold winds are inescapable at this time of year. But wintry conditions should never impede our ability to enjoy the upland traditions for which we live. During your downtime during the holidays, get comfortable with this issue ...

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...

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...

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...