Factors to consider when deciding if you will make the switch
By Justin spring, B&C Professional member, Director of Big Game Records
From the Spring 2020 issue of Fair Chase
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For Modern Hunting, the heart of our message must be conservation—the first love of hunters, and expressed in the Fair Chase ethic.
By Simon Roosevelt, B&C Regular Member
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Excerpt from the Summer 2018 issue of Fair ChaseBy Keith Balfourd, B&C Professional MemberMaybe it’s just me, but I don’t think so. It appears that some product manufacturers these days are concer...
Excerpt from the Summer 2018 issue of Fair ChaseBy Robert D. Brown, B&C Professional MemberA few years ago I published an article in Fair Chase titled, "I've Walked the Line...Have You?" (Summer 2...
Excerpt from the Winter 2017 issue of Fair Chase
An ethical code of conduct, that which was viewed as the right way to approach hunting, was a concept that originally developed in Europe. This ...
The biggest mule deer to come out of Kansas in more than 20 years was thanks, in large part, to a stubborn teenager and a broken down Dodge.Excerpt from Spring 2025 Fair Chase MagazineBy Travis P. Rei...
Why bullet design matters almost as much as practice and proficiency By Chad CarmanDiscussions around bullet selection rival debates over net versus gross and even caliber choice itself. Any online fo...
If there is one hard and fast rule, it is that something illegal can never be fair chase. Conversely, just because something is legal does not make it fair chase.
The Five Stages of the Hunter is a well-documented look at the progressions a hunter goes through as he or she ages and gains experience. As we age and our experiences accumulate, what we get from hun...
SCIENCE BLASTS
By John F. Organ, B&C Professional Member
Excerpt from Fall 2019 issue of Fair Chase
In the last issue of Fair Chase, I wrote about how we may transform the way...
