More to the Score - Outstanding Entries – Volume 7
From the Desert to the Tundra, We’ve Got It All
If you need some last-minute motivation to get out in the woods and fill your tag, we’ve got it right here. There’s a record-breaking Pennsylvania black bear, some wild trophies from the muskeg and tundra of the frozen north, and a great hunt for a Washington state Shiras’ moose.
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WASHINGTON SHIRAS’ MOOSE
PENNSYLVANIA BLACK BEAR
NUEVO LEON DESERT SHEEP
NEW MEXICO NON-TYPICAL COUES’ WHITETAIL
NEWFOUNDLAND WOODLAND CARIBOU
CALIFORNIA TULE ELK
ALASKA BROWN BEAR
WYOMING ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT
ALASKA GRIZZLY BEAR
NUNAVUT MUSK OX
KANSAS TYPICAL WHITETAIL
The Importance of Records in Big Game Management
When you enter your trophy into the Boone and Crockett system, you aren’t just honoring the animal and its habitat. You are participating in a data collection system that started in the 1920s and was refined by Club members in 1950.
Today, there are nearly 60,000 trophy records. By establishing a records database more than 70 years ago, the Boone and Crockett Club established a scientific baseline from which researchers can use to study wildlife management. If you’re still on the fence about entering your trophy, we encourage you to read Why Should I Bother to Enter My Trophy. To the best of our ability, we ensure that the trophies entered into the records were taken in accordance with the tenets of fair chase ethics. Despite what some may think, the Boone and Crockett records are not about a name or a score in a book—because in the end, there’s so much more to the score.
