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Using our vast records database, we ran the numbers on thousands of accepted entries to find your absolute best shot at a record-book entry.

For hunters who have had the good fortune to shoot an animal big enough to make the Boone and Crockett records, chances are it was the result of a combination of a number of factors: skill, habitat management, money, time, guides, weather…

In a forgotten, dilapidated building at the Bronx Zoo, the world’s greatest ram sat behind a pile of garbage. It was January 20, 1977, and Lowell Baier was in New York, working to save specimens of the greatest North American heads and horns.

A complete collection of articles about conservation, hunting, and wildlife research by John Organ, Director Emeritus of the USGS Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Units, and current B&C professional member. 

The reasons why hunters don’t list their trophy in the records are many. Yet there are perhaps just as many reasons why a hunter should enter their animal.