B&C World's Record - Alaska-Yukon Moose
Rex J. Nick harvested the new World's Record Alaska-Yukon moose near Alaska's Lower Yukon River in 2010.
Origins of a National Wildlife Refuge System — B&C Impact Series
More than a century ago, members of the Boone and Crockett Club spearheaded efforts to set aside areas of land and water where conservation of our fish and wildlife is the number one priority. This is how it all began.
World's Record - Bighorn Sheep
Moose in Southern New England
SCIENCE BLASTS
By John F.Conservation Education at the TRM Ranch
The future of our wildlife and the habitats that support them depends on choices people make. The Boone and Crockett Conservation Education Program strives to offer perspectives that will foster shared use of natural resources, conservation, sustainable development, and stewardship of the land to build a common ground for sustaining healthy ecosystems.
Adventures from the Archives - Grancel Fitz’s Alaska Brown Bear
Alaska 1955 — Armed with a .30-06 that he took on every hunt, Grancel Fitz was on a quest to find the biggest Alaska brown bear that Kodiak, Alaska, had to offer. Even though Fitz was never a regular member of the Club, his contributions to refining the Club’s scoring system produced serious hunting karma because this bear was an absolute monster.
Adventures from the Archives - Fred Bear’s Barren Ground Caribou
Alaska 1959
Bowhunting legend and industry pioneer Fred Bear hunted all over the world with stick and string. In the late-1950s, his good friend and fellow Boone and Crockett Club member Glenn St. Charles found a hunting honeyhole in the wilds of Alaska. He shared that spot with Fred and a few others. What transpired was nothing short of a backcountry bowhunter’s dream come true.
The Hunt Equation: When a Hunt is Not a Hunt
THE ETHICS OF FAIR CHASE
By Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr.B&C Regular Member
Chairman, Hunter Ethics Sub-Committee