More to the Score

Every record-book entry has a story. We tell snapshots of those stories with each installment from More to the Score, a regular section celebrating hunters across North America. By highlighting hunters and their trophies, we tell the story of successful conservation efforts begun more than 130 years ago thanks to the founders of the Boone and Crockett Club. Without their foresight and passion for conserving wild animals and wild places, there would be no bounty of wildlife we enjoy today, in both photos and at the dinner table.

More to the Score—Volume 18

There's a little something for everyone in this installment of More to the Score. Presented by Fiocchi We've got speedgoats and Rocky Mountain goats. There's a Stone's sheep, a massive moose, and an ...

More to the Score—Volume 19

Record-book caribou? We got ‘em. Musk ox, desert sheep, and elk? Check, check, and check. We threw in a speed goat and a mountain goat for good measure.Presented by Fiocchi We receive hundreds of fie...

More to the Score – Volume 14

Motivation to Plan Your Hunting Season Starts Today Presented by Fiocchi You like walrus? How about big whitetails? We hope you like big, state-record black bears because we have those...

More to the Score – Volume 13

Eight Entries to Cure the Winter Blues Presented by Fiocchi We’ve got a little something for everyone in this lineup of the latest entries in the Boone and Crockett Club records. There...

More to the Score — Volume 12

Eleven Big-game Whoppers Presented by Fiocchi From state-record whitetail pick-ups to nearly World’s Record bison and tule elk, this installment of More to the Score will surely have y...

More to the Score – Volume 11

Hang in there—fall is just around the corner. With a little rain and cooler temps, the wildfire smoke will clear out, the leaves will turn, and the critters will feel amorous again. In the meantime, sharpen your broadheads, sight in your rifle, and take a look at the biggest bucks and bruins to grace our records program in the past few months.