Rocky Mountain goats are tough animals, and hunting them is no walk in the park. Their horns are incredibly hard to judge in the field. To make matters worse, hunters need a keen eye to discern nannie...
By PJ DelhommeBoone and Crockett Club members in the early 1900s weren’t exactly what we call treehuggers today. Instead of chaining themselves to giant redwoods to protest logging, they took a more p...
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...
With an estimated 34 million whitetail deer running around the U.S. today, it's hard to imagine that their numbers were down to around 500,000 in the early 1900s. With proper management, numbers rebou...
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...
On behalf of the entire team at the Boone and Crockett Club, we want to express our sincerest gratitude for your support. Your dedication to conservation, hunting, and outdoor traditions is a vita...
Alaska 1956By PJ DelHomme 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...
Excerpt from Fair Chase Magazine Spring 2014By Craig Boddington, regular contributor, photos courtesy of authorIn this business of choosing (and writing about) hunting cartridges, it is almost impossi...
Winter came early this year to the Rocky Mountain Front. On the Club’s Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch in northwest Montana, the plains slam into the Rocky Mountains in dramatic fashion—and the weather can be intense. Winds in some places on the Front average 18 mph every single day. That doesn’t seem to stop the big game, predators, and other woodland creatures from going about their business as usual.
