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Boone and Crockett Joins Over 100 Others Endorsing Veterans In Parks Act

The Boone and Crockett Club endorsed H.R. 4300, the Veterans In Parks Act, which was introduced earlier today by Reps. Miller-Meeks and Gallego with an additional 133 bipartisan original cosponsors!  The Veterans in Parks (VIP) Act The Veterans in Parks Act, or VIP Act, is a bipartisan bill led by U.S. Reps. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-Iowa) and Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), that recognizes…

B&C Position Statement - Second Amendment Rights and Conservation

First Adopted December 1, 2012 - Updated September 27, 2016

Situational Overview

As the oldest conservation organization

Big Game Records LIVE - Quick-start Tutorial

Our founders devised the records-keeping system more than a century ago as a tool to measure the success of "conservation efforts across North America." Big Game Records LIVE's set of query tools gives you access to our MASSIVE, online database of over 50,000 North American big game records.

If you’re a hunter who meticulously plans and takes advantage of every bit of information for…

Vintage Hunting Gallery - Volume 1

A Time Before Camo

Old hunting photos are a special window into a bygone era. In the following photos, pay close attention to the rifles, the scopes (or not), the haircuts and the lack of camouflage. Just look at all that plaid!

B&C Position Statement - Defining Wildlife Conservation

First Adopted March 12, 2014 - Revised: 8/19/2014 - Reviewed 7/11/2014

Situational Overview

Conservation and preservation

B&C Position Statement - Long Range Shooting

Bullets fired from hunting rifles have had the capability of hitting targets at long distances for many decades. Regardless of these capabilities, sportsmen have historically held themselves to an ethical standard of not taking excessively long or risky shots at the big game animals they pursue. New shooting technologies now being developed and promoted for use in hunting are encouraging…

B&C Position Statement - The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation

First Adopted August 19, 2014

Situational Overview

The North American1 Model of Wildlife Conservation is