Genetic manipulation (also known as genetic enhancement or genetic engineering) is being used to produce big game specimens, especially deer and elk, with unnatural and abnormally large antlers and other physical characteristics. Human-selected, genetically-manipulated, game animals comprise an industry in which breeders produce such animals and their semen for game farms and shooting…
What constitutes a trophy is a matter of personal choice and experience, as is choosing to hold out, hunt longer and harder for a mature animal. B&C has long supported selective hunting for mature animals that have already genetically contributed to overall herd health.
Once a trophy has been measured, there are a number of entry requirements that need to be fulfilled to insure the efficient and accurate processing of the trophy entry. To submit the completed requirements by mail, please send to: 250 Station Drive, Missoula, MT 59801 with attention to the Records Department. All requirements can now be fulfilled by submitting via email as well.
See the complete list of the minimum entry scores for all native North American big game animals recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club.
