Kenetrek’s LPC – All Terrain And Duty Capable
Kenetrek got its start by making boots for hunters. Boots not built for an intense mountain sheep hunt left the Kenetrek founder in pain and ready to quit. His experience led to the creation of the Kenetrek Mountain Boot and that attention to the end user’s needs has been the basis for the design for
A One Percenter’s Whitetail Hunt
Let’s not kid ourselves. Most hunters ambush whitetails. We used to still-hunt them, drive them, even stalk them. But one day a hunter with arboreal tendencies discovered the advantages of aerial attack, and active ground hunting waned. It seems as if 99 percent of whitetail hunters now wait in trees or ground blinds for a
SCI Foundation project improves our understanding of leopard populations in Namibia
In partnership with the Namibia Professional Hunting Association (http://www.napha-namibia.com/home/) and other conservation groups, the SCIF Department of Science-based Conservation recently supported a nationwide survey of leopard populations in Namibia. Well-designed and scientific surveys to estimate population density and parameters such as age and sex ratios are required to ensure that hunting programs for leopards and
Kamala Harris Calls For Government Regulations On Meat Eating
In the continued march toward Orwellian dystopia, California Senator and presidential candidate Kamala Harris agreed with a questioner who argued Americans should be eating less meat and that the government should force them into other dietary habits, according to an article in townhall.com. The alarming statement was made during a CNN town hall special about
H-S Precision Rifles – Engineered for Accuracy
From lightweight pack rifles to long range precision rifles, we have you covered. Every rifle produced is built in the USA, to your exact specifications, and guaranteed to shoot ½ MOA (30 caliber or smaller). With millions of options available, we are confident we can build exactly what you are looking for. Contact our experienced
Back To School!
The other day my old friend Bob Boutang called me with some questions for a Masters thesis he’s working on. Bob’s a retired conservation officer, a bit older than I am. It probably doesn’t speak well of me, but the last thing in the world I ever wanted to do was go back to school!
Colorado Parks And Wildlife Train Dog Named Sci (for SCI) To Ferret Out Poachers
As a member of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s K9 pilot program, Sci – named after Safari Club International – joins Cash and Samson to locate animals, evidence, suspects and protect officers, according to a 9News.com report. The canines also scare off bears and “even find endangered species.” Sci, a Dutch shepherd, specializes in sniffing out poachers.
Safari Club International Sponsors Annual Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation Dinner
The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation hosted its 30th annual banquet and auction in Washington, D.C. The event celebrated past and present Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus (CSC) members and 30 years of advancing fish and wildlife conservation in Washington and across the country. SCI President Steve Skold The dinner was preceded by a sponsor’s reception, where SCI President
Shotgun 101 – What About The Lead?
In our Beginner Program in our Knowledge Vault we stress, among other things, the importance of three basic things that must be mastered to accelerate the learning curve; learning to move and mount the gun, learning to see and understand the separation between the gun and the target, adjusting gun speed to bird’s speed. Our
SCI’s Anna Seidman To Receive Prestigious Gary Taylor Memorial Award
SCI officials have learned that their Director of Legal Advocacy and International Affairs, Anna Seidman, has been selected to be the first recipient of the Gary Taylor Memorial Award. The award has been established by the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies to recognize a distinguished individual for outstanding achievement in the field of public