Natural resources, including wildlife represent the health and wealth of a country and its people. We are fortunate in North America to have a proven system that not only recognizes these values, but also provides for and directs the proper use and management of these resources. Read more about the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, Sportsmen, and the Boone and Crockett Club…
By Michael J. O’Haco, Jr.
19th Big Game Awards Program | From Legendary Hunts
The Boone and Crockett Club celebrates today’s proposed rule for grizzly bear conservation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
By Charles J. Hogeland
23rd Big Game Awards Program| From Legendary Hunts
By Lester A. Kish
21st Big Game Awards Program| From Legendary Hunts
To say that hunting is a sport of luck is an understatement. In 1990, I had the good fortune to draw a bighorn sheep permit in Montana’s Unit 213, near Anaconda. With odds exceeding 100 to 1, just drawing the permit was an incredible stroke of luck.
Listen Now > > From the very first moment that I saw this buck, I knew I had to have him, no matter the cost in time or effort.
Listen Now > > The huge elk caught me by surprise. I was hunting mule deer with my guide when a bull bugled 200 yards away. I say “bugle,” but that’s really not the word. “Growl” would better describe the sound.
