B&C Member Spotlight — Valerius Geist
When Valerius Geist walked into a room, it didn't take long before everyone gravitated toward him.
B&C Member Spotlight – Glenn St. Charles
Modern-day bowhunting pioneer and Pope and Young Club Founder Glenn St. Charles normalized bowhunting and helped shape it into the sport it is today.
By PJ DelHomme, Photos Courtesy of T.J. Conrads at Traditional Bowhunter
B&C Member Spotlight - Sasha Siemel
As far as I know, I am the only white man who kills tigres with a spear.” —Sasha Siemel
B&C Member Spotlight - Gifford Pinchot
As Euro-Americans spread across our continent, they cleared land for agriculture and consumed raw materials for industry. The “public domain,” land that belonged to the federal estate, was essentially without protection. By the 1880s, this misuse was no longer tolerable, and efforts began to maintain, protect, and manage these lands for the public welfare. One great American—Gifford Pinchot—…
B&C Member Spotlight - Frank M. Chapman
One can summarize Frank M. Chapman’s achievements by saying that he not only influenced the populace to appreciate our feathered friends, but he was an early ecologist who appreciated nature as a balanced whole and its essential relationship to man. Chapman was the dean of American ornithologists. He continued his research and writing until six weeks before his death from kidney failure on…
B&C Member Spotlight - Carl E. Akeley
Although the original intent of the Boone and Crockett Club was “to work for the preservation of the wild animal life of this country,” members have not confined themselves to America. Carl Akeley was an African adventurer, explorer, and conservationist who twice nearly lost his life battling African game.