At the turn of the twentieth century, members of the Boone and Crockett Club changed the way the world looked at animals—literally. They designed a new kind of zoo, which educated visitors, eliminated cramped concrete cages and conserved rare species. We still use that model today. 

​Traveling Hunter

Boddington's Cartridge Review

A $1 million endowment revitalizes a landmark black bear study in Wisconsin's North Woods

Fifteen Years of Natural Resources Leadership Development

Effective Date: June 12, 2017, Revised April 2, 2026

Riflemen who carry single-shots declare their willingness to bet a hunt on one pull of the trigger.

What matters to most hunters is satisfaction at hunt’s end. You can’t guarantee a kill, but you can choose your rifle and cartridge!

Barren-ground caribou are in decline across Canada. Are insects and parasites the cause of their drastic population decline, or is something bigger to blame?

Distances that test rifles exceed those that test marksmanship-and leave killing to chance.