MINIMIZING THE DANGERS OF AFRICA’S DANGEROUS SEVEN – Part 2
#4 LION Unprovoked lion attacks on safari hunters are rare [...]
Canada Conditionally Opens to Some Vaccinated Travelers in Phase I of Eased Travel Restrictions
Canada will begin the first phase of reopening its borders [...]
Connecticut Governor Signs Legislation that Undermines African Wildlife Management Into Law
On June 16, Connecticut Governor, Ned Lamont, signed Senate Bill 925 [...]
EU Council Adds United States to List of Approved Countries for Travel
The Council of the European Union (EU) has issued an [...]
Late season New Mexico Elk Double-Tap
When the bull was spotted on the far hillside, a [...]
SCI Advocacy Efforts Help Preserve Hunter Access in Alaska
Safari Club International’s (SCI) advocates have once again made a difference [...]
SCI and SCIF Support Sustainable Predator Management in North America
Safari Club International (SCI) and Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) [...]
MINIMIZING THE DANGERS OF AFRICA’S DANGEROUS SEVEN – Part 1
I remember when I downed my first Cape buffalo. I [...]
Legislation to Expand Sunday Hunting Easily Passes Senate Game and Fisheries Committee
Today, during a live hearing of the Pennsylvania Senate Game [...]
SCI Opposes ATF Director Nominee David Chipman
Last week, SCI joined 21 other organizations in a letter to Senate [...]
