The Ethics of Fair Chase
Thought-provoking essays from Fair Chase magazine.
Too Much Technology, Not Enough Hunting
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The Ethics of Fair Chase – I always wanted an Olympic gold medal. As a young person, I learned that this achievement requires an astounding amount of time, effort, and phenomenal natural talent. This is why an Olympic gold medal is so highly coveted. National pride aside, owning the effort and experiencing the competition is what it is all about.
The Sixes: Too Small?
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Accuracy always trumps energy. But with 6mms you needn’t give up hard hits. Just stiff recoil!
Is Fair Really Fair and Why Did You Have to Chase?
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THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE
By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr., B&C Regular Member, Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-CommitteeHonor and Respect
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THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE
By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr.
B&C Regular Member
Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-Committee
Elitist, Intolerant and Divisive - They Got It Backwards
THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE
By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr.B&C Regular Member
Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-Committee
Be True to Your School
THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE
By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr.B&C Regular Member
Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-Committee
B&C Member Spotlight—Prentiss Gray
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Boone and Crockett Club members are a who’s who in the conservation sphere. Members like Theodore Roosevelt, George Bird Grinnell, Charles Sheldon, and scores of others left a monumental conservation legacy in North America. Prentiss Gray had a rather different calling.