More Social Engineering – Report Says Most Meat Will Not Come From “Dead Animals”
Most of the meat people eat in 2040 will not come from slaughtered animals, according to a report that predicts 60 percent will be either grown in vats or replaced by plant-based products that look and taste like meat, says a news article in The Guardian. The report by the global consultancy AT Kearney, based on
I Lost The Bet!
After listening to the orientation speaker at the University of Wyoming yarn on about “having your children for six to seven years for their undergraduate degree,” I offered a proposal to Miss Rosey (Sara Brandenburg). “Graduate in three-and-a-half years, and I’ll take you to New Zealand.” Miss Rosey, being a clever negotiator herself, responded: “What
The Wheels Of Justice Grind Slowly
Safari Club International is fighting for the right to hunt on many fronts – on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.; in state capitals around the country; in the international arena; through the bureaucracy at all levels of government; and in courtrooms across America. Some of the battles arise, are fought and over within a matter
SCI Praises Senate Transportation Bill
Safari Club International (SCI) today commended the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works for passing S. 2302, the America's Transportation Infrastructure Act of 2019 out of committee in a bipartisan 21 to 0 vote. “This bill takes important steps to protect iconic big game species by providing a $250 million grant program, spread over
Bipartisan Bill To Reduce Human-Predator Conflict Introduced in U.S. Senate
U.S. Senators John Barrasso (R-WY), Tom Carper (D-DE), Kevin Cramer (R-ND), and Cory Booker (D-NJ) introduced S. 2194 to address the problem of human-predator conflict. S. 2194, The Promoting Resourceful and Effective Deterrents Against Threats Or Risks involving Species (PREDATORS) Act would establish a new Theodore Roosevelt Genius Prize for reducing conflict through innovative, non-lethal
Mossberg Releases 500 Centennial Limited Edition Shotgun
O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc., continues the celebration of the company’s 100th anniversary with the introduction of a limited edition Mossberg 500 Centennial pump-action shotgun, chambered in 12 gauge. This commemorative model features a nickel-plated receiver engraved with the Mossberg 100th Anniversary logo on the right side and a pair of flushing ruffed grouse on
Michael Green Wins SCI/Yamaha Sweepstakes
Michael Green, of Elko, Nevada is the winner of the 2019 Yamaha Wolverine X2 side-by-side given away in the SCI Yamaha Sweepstakes this year. The happy winner explains how it all happened: “I have hunted and fished since I was a young child, harvesting many of Nevada's big game species (mule deer, rocky Mountain elk,
Armchair Safari – Uganda to Khartoum: Life and Adventure on the Upper Nile
Arriving at my second camp in the Lake Albert area I found my good friend Fowler, Sub-Commissioner in Uganda, then acting as Superintendent of Marine. He had come to Albert Lake to inspect the government craft at that time plying the blue waters of the Nile between the lake and Nimule. We had lunch and
Animal Rights Activists Cross The Line – Again
In an offensive and cowardly move, animal rights protesters left abusive posters in front of a South Gloucestershire butcher shop the evening prior to a planned animal rights protest in nearby Bristol, according to an article in Metro.news. Photo Credit: Metro News The anonymously left posters told Nick Rapps, a local butcher, to “rot in
Professional Hunter Spotlight – Chris Bilkey
Chris was born, an only son, to a young single mother in a small rural town in New Zealand. There were no family members who hunted and school did not interest him, but he grew up an avid reader. One day Chris picked up a book written for children, Pack & Rifle, by Philip Holden.