Prongs, Palms, Tines, and Curls 

Tape measures only tell part of the story. The field photos tell the rest. Check out some of the latest accepted record-book entries. 

As non-native axis deer proliferate in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, a market hunting and harvest operation has become the conservation tool of choice. 

Moose of Yesterday 

In the Boone and Crockett Club's records, we recognize three categories of moose: Shiras', Alaska-Yukon, and Canada moose. For those of you lucky enough to hunt one of these enormous ungulates, you know how much work comes after the shot.

As a Boone and Crockett fellow and Ph.D. student, Chloe Nouzille studies mountain lion ecology in South Texas through the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A&M University–Kingsville

By Chloe Nouzille
Printed in Fall 2024 Fair Chase Magazine

Trading rangefinders and apps for a fixed 4x scope, blue jeans, and old-school prairie fieldcraft.

​Thinking of my latest trip to western Washington to pursue Roosevelt’s elk, a thought from a Spanish philosopher long since past echoes in my mind.

Uniquely American, it's otherwise enigmatic, with no brand name. Millions of hunters own one.