Adventures from the Archives – Frank Cook’s Dall’s Sheep

Alaska 1956

One man’s quest for a trophy Dall’s sheep takes him on a classic adventure in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains. His determination ends with a wild story and a World’s Record.

During World War II, Frank Cook served in the Navy. He was a radio and radar operator on seaplanes and spent about a year in the South Pacific.

Conservation in Color - 2022 Winners

The Boone and Crockett Club Conservation Program has just wrapped up their 2nd annual Conservation in Color Art Contest where we asked students ages K-12 to send in their nature art!

Brian Ross: Portrait of an Antler Collector

With 76 entries and counting, Brian Ross has the largest collection of whitetails belonging to any individual in the Boone and Crockett records.

By PJ DelHomme

Brian Ross started collecting antlers in 1983 when he was 10 years old.

Overview of B&C's Conservation Education Programs

Aldo Leopold is considered conservation's most influential advocate and the founder of wildlife ecology. He was an avid sportsman, shown here in Chihuahua, Mexico, in 1938.

Special Judges Panel Confirms New World's Record Rocky Mountain Goat

A Special Judges Panel convened by the Boone and Crockett Club confirmed a new World’s Record Rocky Mountain goat.

The Club announced the new record at the Wild Sheep Foundation’s 2023 Sheep

Saving the Last of the Redwoods - B&C Impact Series

There were about two million acres of old-growth redwoods in Northern California before Europeans arrived en masse to the area. Today, only about 110,000 acres of old-growth redwood forest remains. If it weren’t for Boone and Crockett Club members, there wouldn’t be any redwoods left at all.

Club Members Continue to Save Our Sequoias

While redwoods and sequoias are different species, these national treasures face a common threat—which is why the Boone and Crockett Club supports the Save Our Sequoias Act.

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