In the 1930s, Roosevelt Luckey owned a Ford dealership and garage in western New York’s Allegany County. Every year, he’d drive a Ford across the state to the Adirondacks in the northeast corner to hunt deer at a cabin owned by him and a few friends. He killed his first deer there in 1926. He would make the long drive because there were relatively few places open to hunting in New York until the late 1930s. That’s when state game managers opened a short season in Allegany County.
Eleven Big-game Whoppers
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From state-record whitetail pick-ups to nearly World’s Record bison and tule elk, this installment of More to the Score will surely have y...
Alberta 1906Bert Riggall was Alberta’s first Renaissance Man. He was a mountain guide, outfitter, hunter, trapper, rancher, naturalist, photographer, and writer—all wrapped up in one hell of a mustach...
By Ronald N. Franklin25th Big Game Awards Program| From Legendary HuntsI had just received the news I had been drawn for one of the toughest units to get a tag in the Arizona draw. I called everyone...
Classic Elk Images
Nothing goes better with fall colors than the quaking of aspen leaves and the scream of rut-crazed bull elk in the mountains. We dug through the archives to find classic photos of elk hunts from yesteryear. You’ll notice classic rifles, plenty of plaid, and big smiles on the faces of successful hunters. May the elk gods be just as generous to you this fall.
By PJ DelHomme
Over the last two decades, the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation has become a catch-all term for a conservation system built more than a century ago. The Club and its me...
By Charles J. Hogeland23rd Big Game Awards Program| From Legendary HuntsI am only a young man, but hunting is a family tradition that is already dear to my heart. I went on my first hunting trip with...
The Boone and Crockett Club’s Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch (TRMR) is an outdoor classroom on an epic scale. From kid camps to Scout expeditions, the TRMR is a place to slow down and watch as natu...
Yukon Territory 1950Outdoor writer and legend Jack O’Connor loved the .270 and hunting North American game. His books and magazine articles singlehandedly launched a thousand hunting trips. This is th...
