The continuing story of our wonderful day with Jérôme Lanoue and all the other artisans at L’Atelier Verney-Carron just appeared in the Houston Safaris Club publication, Hunter’s Horn.

Our first article/video from the Dallas Safari Club Convention has appeared on TheTruthAboutGuns.com.

My recent article in the TruthAboutGuns.com - describing the ‘driven’ Pheasant shoot at South Fork Hunting Preserve - highlighted a few of the wonderful dogs we encountered.

Dan Zimmerman, Editor of TheTruthAboutGuns.com, was kind enough to quickly edit and schedule the article about Saturday’s Continental Pheasant hunt at South Fork Hunting Preserve.

I'll let the photos speak for themselves...until I finish my write-up that is…

With our friends, Jacob and Colby, at South Fork Hunting Preserve, for my first-ever pheasant throw.

Hey, Guys. My review of a beautiful and accurate Verney-Carron Double Rifle in .450/400 3" Nitro Express appeared on the digital site of Africa's Sportsman magazine.

Frances and I spent yesterday with Jérôme Lanoue, Jean Verney-Carron and the artisans of L’Atelier Verney-Carron.

Frances and I were given the privilege of touring L’Atelier Verney-Carron. Frances took the wonderful photographs that will accompany my articles describing our visit.

Thank you Jérôme Lanoue of L’Atelier Verney-Carron for providing me the opportunity to fire his personal rifle chambered in .700 Nitro Express.

The title of this post is not meant to shock or frighten. What I am trying to communicate is that the name St. Etienne is synonymous with weapon production.

I thought the time had come to introduce two of tomorrow's companions who will accompany me on a Georgia Dove hunt with our friends at South Fork Hunting Preserve.

Well, my friends Ken Buch and Jérôme Lanoue of Kebco/Verney-Carron along with Colby Phillips and Jacob Nash from South Fork Hunting Preserve have done it again.

Growing up reading the wonderful books on hunting in Africa, I dreamed of shooting an ‘elephant rifle’.

Yep, a deliberate and somewhat inaccurate (photos are actually top-to-bottom...) play on words, but also reflective of the cool illustrations shown below.