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Pickett and the author have been through the dog’s best years in the field.
Photos by Paul Fersen

There is a myth out there that the loss of a great hunting dog is psychologically as devastating as the loss of a spouse. Unquestionably, this originated in a posturing haze of scotch and. . .

This portrait of Daisy captures Claire Norman’s love of Labs.
All photos by Claire Norman

A Labrador is an easy dog to fall for. I know, as I have two and am pretty partial to them. When I stumbled across Claire Norman and her Labradors, I instantly began to follow her, if for no. . .

Discover our complete collection of cool-yule gifts for everyone on your list.

Still looking for a few out-of-the-ordinary gifts? Something truly special to surprise and delight? Our latest Holiday Gift Guide is filled with our favorite gifts for the season. You’ll find a few. . .

A scarf is the easiest way to add a chic finish to any outfit. And there are so many ways to wear one, from a simple, timeless knot at the neck to an intricate loop-and-twist design. With the. . .

Written by: Cori Brago

It’s been a few weeks since my trip out west, and I think about it every day. I was given the opportunity to travel to Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming on an. . .

Always taking inspirational cues from the dynamic, active women we meet, we were especially excited to partner with American author, chef, outdoor adventure expert, and TV. . .

Wendell is just one of many dogs at Orvis who came from a Petfinder-supported shelter.
Photos by Jett Brooks

He was lanky and far too thin, with a respectable fight wound across his pink nose and an unmistakable kindness in his eyes. He did not bark, or wag his tail, or even stand up in. . .

When it comes to distinctive detailing, our handsome Tucson Suede Shirt sets the bar for stand-out cool styling. It’s decidedly sophisticated as a simple shirt, its buttery-tan hue feels just. . .

Drive just a few miles in any direction from the downtown bustle of Burlington, Vermont, and you’ll be in the figurative middle of nowhere. The landscape opens up to rolling pasture, lazy two. . .

Standing on the ridge I looked across a sea of grass with mountain islands here and there, the distance defined only by the last jagged range in sight. “How far are those?”