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We’re relics—old-school adventurers who make no apologies for who we are. We’re men of global experience with the confidence to explore the uncharted places. At first light, we’re masters of logistics; by sundown, we’re whiskey-fueled philosophers by a campfire.
We’re gearheads, too. We like the best of everything and if we can’t wear it out or break it then nobody can. We’re handy with guns, knives, tents, backpacks, boots and everything in between. We’re constantly looking for the next piece of kit to enhance everyday life or make the next adventure a better experience.
But we don’t journey alone. We include our audience in everything we do. We offer our perspective and learn from theirs. We bring readers, listeners, watchers and followers into our conversations and give them a chance to become storytellers through our brand. By creating rich content across platforms in print, online, film, social media and on the Field Ethos podcast, we’re bringing back a forgotten lifestyle to those who refuse to conform.
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Search ArticlesThe Bird Boys | Field Ethos
By Edgar Castillo In Latino America, where wingshooting can be synonymous with triple-digit totals of wildfowl shot, it is the unsung bird boys who are often undervalued yet are pivotal components to the experience of visiting gringos. Bird boys have been a longtime fixture in both Argentinian and Mexican bird hunting traditions and culture, where they hold key responsibilities as caddies of the marsh and field.
Backwoods Battle Belt | Field Ethos
By Mr. Black I'm not a "tactard." I shoot a ton, have taken all of the cool-guy classes and can run black guns with the best of them, but you won't find me wearing a plate carrier or whatever today's equivalent of 5.11 pants are. My esteemed military career spanned less than a week and I'm too old to play dress-up. Just because I go out of my way not to be a poseur, though, doesn't mean that products designed for "tactical" applications can't be useful. I spend a lot of time in the woods.
Rainy Days in Cuba | Field Ethos
By Jess McGlothlin Apparently brisk, stormy January afternoons are a thing in Cuba, too. I'd rather find out a different way, though. Somewhere in the channel between Cayo Cruz and Cayo Mégano Grande, along Cuba's northern coastline, our little flats skiff had motor issues. We'd been heading out on a chilly winter morning, heavy storm clouds dotting the far horizon. It wasn't a pleasant day; not a day to take clients fishing.
Steyr Pro Hunter III - 60 Second Review | Field Ethos
Steyr Pro Hunter III - 60 Second Review An early FE review of the Styer Pro Hunter III...
Henry Magnum Garden Gun | Field Ethos
By Mike Schoby I geek out over micro smoothbores, often referred to as garden guns. In a world of urban sprawl and ever shrinking landscapes, something that will kill small pests and even game like cottontails and squirrels around the house, suburban or rural, with minimal noise without disturbing or endangering the neighbors has a place. While widely used overseas, the garden gun is not a firearm that caught on stateside.
A Singing Cowboy Safari | Field Ethos
By Gayne C. Young "Yippee Ki Yay __________!" If you finished the above with an obscenity, you probably know Roy Rogers as the hero of John McClane in "Die Hard." If you finished it with the word "kids" then you're probably older than dirt at this point and only vaguely remember Roy Rogers from his TV show. Regardless of how you know Roy, know that he was a lot more than a celebrity cowboy, actor, and pitchman. He was also an avid outdoorsman who hunted Africa on three separate occasions.
The 1945 Nazi Archery Season | Field Ethos
By Cody J Fongemie The order came down the line, and the men were a bit shocked as word got around that they were not bringing rifles on this climb. It's the night of February 18, 1945, and a group of American soldiers, part of the 10th Mountain Division, is making its way up a sheer, isolated rock face called Riva Ridge in the Northern Apennines, Italy.
Springfield Echelon COA - 60 Second Review | Field Ethos
Springfield Armory Echelon COA - 60 Second Review We all love the Springfield Armory Echelon platform of pistols....
Abuse of Government Property | Field Ethos
By Will Dabbs, MD Brad was one of my warrant officer pilots back in the day. A former NCO who had gone through the warrant officer course with a little grey around his temples, Brad was a card-carrying curmudgeon. He was also a great soldier and a fine friend. Extra Duties When one serves as Battalion Staff Duty Officer (SDO), he is expected to do several things. Principal among them is to stay up all night ready to answer the phone if the nation goes to war.
Don Jonson Wasn't Wrong | Field Ethos
By Mike Schoby If I was pressed to name the one gun I have carried more than anything else, it would easily be the 1911. Not the same 1911 mind you, but collectively, I have carried this model of pistol more than probably all other gun types combined. Of course, when it is batwing hot, and shorts are the only dress option I'll carry something sub-compact like the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0. And when it is cold, I open carry a larger-caliber revolver in a shoulder holster while hunting.