Greater Appreciation Through Increased Knowledge

Theodore Roosevelt was a hunter and a naturalist. Knowledge gained from his time afield fueled TR’s zeal for conservation and elevated his appreciation for nature. One of the missions of the Boone and Crockett Club is to disseminate knowledge to ensure that many are passionate about wildlife conservation.

Below is a complete list of the Trophy Points articles that are available:

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Population-Level Effects of Chronic Wasting Disease

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Elk and Summer Nutrition

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Density Of Dall's Sheep In Alaska - Effects Of Predator Harvest, Weather, And Carrying Capacity

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Timing and Synchrony of Births in Bighorn Sheep: Implications for Reintroduction and Conservation

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Is Antler Expression Predictable? Effects of Environmental Conditions on Antler Development

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In Search of Receptive Does? What Buck Movements Reveal

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Complex Interactions Spell Trouble for Mountain Caribou

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Franz Vogt's Feeding Experiments Generating Record Antlers

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Elk Have Ecosystem Level Effects

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Pronghorn Evolution and Management

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Elk Reproduction Improved with Mature Bulls

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Conservation and Management of Mule and Black-tailed Deer

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Consequences of maternal effects on body and antler size of white-tailed deer

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Implications of Fire History for Conserving Bighorn Sheep

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Fact Stranger Than Fiction: Bears Afraid of Deer?

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White-tailed Deer Buck Movements During the Rut

Trophy Points: Big Game Research On Line is compiled and edited by David G. Hewitt, a Professional Member of the Boone and Crockett Club and the Stuart W. Stedman Chair for White-tailed Deer Research at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.