THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE

Boone and Crockett Club members worked passionately to pass legislation in 1906 that would protect sites of cultural and scientific interest, such as Grand Canyon and Olympic National Park. They were called national monuments.

By Robert B. Nancarrow
23rd Big Game Awards Program| From Legendary Hunts

I had just been thrown from the sled, when John, my guide, prematurely threw out the anchor before the sled had slowed enough for a safe dismounting. I landed on my chest, with my rifle under me, sliding across the ice in the snow. We had tried to intercept a large boar that had been pursuing a sow, with…

Bucks and Bears 

THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE

By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr.
B&C Regular Member
Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-Committee

Job Title: Graphic Designer

 Job Summary: This full-time position is responsible for design and production support of printed and digital materials and collateral for the Boone and Crockett Club and Foundation to include but not limited to magazines, catalogs, flyers, envelopes, letterhead, photography, web pages and web graphics.

Status: Full-time, Exempt
Reports to: Director of Big Game Records
Location: Missoula, MT (On-site)

About Boone and Crockett Club

THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE

By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr.
B&C Regular Member
Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-Committee

My dad and I boarded a plane in Portland, Oregon, on August 27, headed for Dillingham, Alaska. This was the beginning of a 10-day hunting trip for moose and caribou, in the Wood-Tikchik State Park.