Boone and Crockett Club featured on the MeatEater podcast

Steven Rinella talks with Boone and Crockett Club‘s Justin Spring, Kyle Lehr, and Tony Schoonen, plus Phil Taylor and Janis Putelis.

Topics discussed: Apologies to a dude with a rotten whitefish; a child’s marble in a turkey’s gizzard; Wonders of Wildlife and selling lures out of your dad’s liquor store; is Steve’s dad in the B&C record?; Boone and Nugent; deductions and hunter-based grievances with the B&C scoring system; how much Steve loves the word, “penalize”; bilateral symmetry as a display of health; scoring systems being a way for folks to argue about the size of racks; fair chase guidelines in the face of emerging technology; the evolution of the term trophy hunting, associations with its meaning, and is it too late to save that word?; brown bears vs. grizzly bears based on access to salmon and the Alaska range line; what “all time” means and Steve’s suggestion of a “top 100” standard; Steve’s gripe with B&C for not including javelina entries; a bison source herd at the Bronx Zoo; and more.