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The Fascinating Web of King Kong, Giant Lizards, and the Boone and Crockett Club

In the latest release from the Boone and Crockett Club’s Classics Series, you travel to a far away land of living dinosaurs, lava-spewing volcanoes, and, of course, there’s King Kong.

Population-Level Effects of Chronic Wasting Disease

By David Hewitt, B&C Professional Member

Common Ground

THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE

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

Can the Antis Learn Anything from Fair Chase?

By Keith Balfourd, B&C Professional Member
Excerpt from the Fall 2018 issue of Fair Chase

Good question. For the sake of this column, the word "antis" refers to those who are vocally opposed to hunting. Some may also be animal rights advocates, although not all.

Is Fair Really Fair and Why Did You Have to Chase?

THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE

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

Do More Hunting Stuff This Year

THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE

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

Boone and Crockett Club's Heritage of the Hunt Podcast

The Boone and Crockett Club’s Heritage of the Hunt podcast will include broad content relevant to hunters and those passionate about the great outdoors. The primary podcast will focus on interviews with members, industry leaders, scientists, policy makers, and more who will shine a light on a wide range of topics.

More to the Score – A Dozen Eye-popping Entries – Volume 8

Sheep, Bears, Caribou, Whitetails—There’s a Giant for Every Hunter

Could you pick only one species to hunt for the rest of your life? We can’t either, so we waded through our recent big game entries to give you a big taste of everything. North America is a hunter’s paradise, and the assortment of big game animals you’ll see in the following is the cream of the crop.

Are Big Game Records Meaningful?

Much debate has occurred through the years over the value and purpose of maintaining records of “trophy” big game animals killed by hunters. This has become magnified in recent years with a focus on trophy hunting in general, spawned in part by the Cecil the Lion episode, and in conflicting reports on the genetic impacts of trophy hunting to big game populations in particular.