The Packout 

Most hunters know that the fun stops once an animal hits the ground for good. Sometimes that means dragging a whitetail a couple of hundred yards. Other times, that means breaking down 1,000 pounds of hide, bone, and meat into manageable chunks. The best stories usually happen the farther you are from your rig.

The Boone and Crockett Club’s Roosevelt Ranch Radio podcast channel takes place (mostly) on-site at the Club's 6,000 acre working cattle ranch, the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch, in conjunction with events and place-based conservation education programming occurring within and outside of the walls of the Rasmuson Wildlife Conservation Center. 

Why bullet design matters almost as much as practice and proficiency 

Discussions around bullet selection rival debates over net versus gross and even caliber choice itself.

Boone and Crockett Club Fellow Wesley Sarmento has spent two decades sleeping on the ground—from Montana’s backcountry to the Gobi Desert and back again. Today, he’s working with the Blackfeet Tribe on the edge of Glacier National Park to study bison reintroduction on their ancestral lands.

Wesley Sarmento isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty.

From studying desert bighorns to mentoring the next generation of researchers, Dr. Cain’s career is defined by research that informs real-world wildlife management.

The Boone and Crockett Club is pleased to announce that Dr. James “Jimmy” Cain has been hired as the Dr.

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