​If money and time weren’t an issue, what hunt would you do?

Excerpt from Summer 2020 Fair Chase Magazine
By Justin Spring, B&C Professional member, photos courtesy of author

​Thinking of my latest trip to western Washington to pursue Roosevelt’s elk, a thought from a Spanish philosopher long since past echoes in my mind.

Excerpt from Fall 2020 Fair Chase Magazine

I was pronghorn hunting, walking through rolling sage, when a coyote came out of a little draw and trotted across my view. I flopped down to shoot prone...

As a Boone and Crockett Club Official Measurer, I understand that I am acting as an agent/representative of the Boone and Crockett Club and therefore to maintain my appointment, I am hereby agreeing to adhere to the following:
 

As a Boone and Crockett Club Official Measurer, I understand that I am acting as an agent/representative of the Boone and Crockett Club and therefore to maintain my appointment, I am hereby agreeing to adhere to the following:

There really isn’t a better way, in my opinion, to learn some new country than on a bear hunt. Load up your backpack as you would for a fall hunt, and head into the mountains. Early spring can reward you with morels, shed antlers, and a freshly emerging bear from hibernation whose coat and meat is second to none. A fall trip can serve as a scouting trip for an upcoming hunt, and without the…

​By J.R. Mason, B&C Club Professional Member