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The hunt begins as we scout for a big leopard by setting out baits in trees in order to establish his travel patterns. By visiting the baits the day after we hung them, we can tell by the tracks how big the leopard is, and then try to decipher his route.
I can't believe it. After 11 years of applying, I drew an elk tag in Wyoming, my home state.
Jim Zumbo's life of hunting luxury continues. This week he is chasing birds in South America. Ducks, partridge and doves are part of the bag.
Jim Zumbo's life of hunting luxury continues. This week he is chasing birds in South America. Ducks, partridge and doves are part of the bag.
Jim Zumbo's life of hunting luxury continues. This week he is chasing birds in South America. Ducks, partridge and doves are part of the bag.
Jim Zumbo's life of hunting luxury continues. This week he is hunting birds in South America. Ducks, partridge and doves are part of the bag.
Since the announcement that the World Hunting Association would introduce a competitive hunting tour this year, much of the outdoor community has spoken out against the idea. Here, Zumbo adds his two cents.
One of Zumbo's good friends started a great organization that gives sick children the chance to experience the outdoors. Here's the story.
This journal is from Jim Zumbo's third spring bear hunt of the season. Jealous? Read on, and see what an incredible adventure he's having.
This journal is from Jim Zumbo's third spring bear hunt of the season. Jealous? Read on, and see what an incredible adventure he's having.
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