Stewards of a National Refuge System — B&C Impact Series
After establishing the foundation for America's National Wildlife Refuge System, members of the Boone and Crockett Club continued to build upon their successful wildlife restoration efforts that still exist today. Challenges in managing these special places take collaborative solutions—and that’s where the Club excels.
Hunters’ Voices Are Making a Difference on Forest Management
We’ve all seen the headlines about catastrophic wildfires made worse by dense vegetation that provides the ladder fuels for high intensity burns. Across millions of acres every year, fires are burning so hot that the trees are killed and even soils are sterilized.
Photographing Our Hunting Memories and the Image We Project
Trophy pictures showing hunters with game they have taken have been the primary means of recording hunting successes since the advent of cameras.
The .300 Winchester Magnum
American Wildlife Conservation Partners Honor Johnny Morris; Issue Mid-Term Update During Summer Meeting
MISSOULA, Mont. (August 13, 2022) – The American Wildlife Conservation Partners (AWCP), a consortium of 50 of the top hunting-conservation organizations and wildlife professional societies in the country, outlined policy priorities and recognized Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris during their summer meeting. The annual event was hosted last week at Big Cedar Lodge in Ridgedale, Missouri,…
More to the Score - 10 Mind-blowing Big Game Entries – Volume 5
Giant Bison, Bears, Whitetails…and Everything in Between
With some hunting seasons underway and others right around the corner, your head should be in the game by now. If not, then let us help with some of the top trophies of the 31st and upcoming 32nd Awards periods. If this doesn’t get your blood pumping, then you should really check your pulse.
Burned sequoias teach experts about high-severity wildfires
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service is initiating emergency fuels reduction treatments in California to provide for the long-term survival of giant sequoia groves against immediate wildfire threats. Emergency fuels treatments would remove surface and ladder fuels to protect 12 giant sequoia groves across about 13,377 acres.
The Greatest Typical Elk of All-time
The echo of their bugles through the aspen is the quintessential sound of fall. When heard on the hunt, those screams trigger a primordial drive. The hunters in the following stories know that drive. They are cowboys, miners, Army medics, and a maintenance guy from the highway department. These are their stories of elk hunting legend.