Biodiversity on the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch

The Club’s Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch (TRMR) in northwest Montana is a working cattle ranch, complete with cow dogs, cowboys, a ranch manager, and more than a few horses. It's also home to species like wolves, grizzlies, elk, badgers, skunks, mule deer—you get the idea.

As rifle scopes become more complicated, you might be better off sticking to the basics

​A New University Programs Initiative Furthers the Club’s Mission Toward Wildlife Conservation and Sustainable Use

Excerpt from Winter 2024 Fair Chase Magazine

By PJ DelHomme 

The Boone and Crockett Club announced today that it will be creating a new category in its big game records for javelina (collared peccary, Pecari tajacu), the first new category created since 2001.

​Boone and Crockett Fellow Jacob Hill studies how humans use animals to help us better manage wildlife.

By Kasey Rahn 

​Negotiating rapids in an inflatable bathtub in one of the wildest places in the Lower 48 is just another day in paradise at the Club’s Montana High-Adventure Base Camp.

By PJ DelHomme