Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner – PETA At It Again
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has made a name for itself by engaging in behavior designed to attract media attention. One of the tactics PETA uses is attempting to get towns across the globe to change the names of streets, landmarks and even the towns themselves. So far, the animal rights group has
SCI Attends White House Environmental Leadership Discussion
Safari Club International joined leaders from around the conservation and hunting community at the White House as U.S. President Donald Trump included hunting in his remarks about America’s Environmental Leadership. President Trump “And all across the nation, our policies are ensuring that extreme agendas do not stand in the way of responsible use of public
Remington’s Model 7 & 783
Remington’s latest iteration of its Model Seven features an H-S Precision stock that pares weight down to 6 pounds. For many years now my all-time favorite deer rifle for hunting whitetails anywhere in the east has been Remington’s Model Seven. Most people are not aware of the fact that the Model Seven action is not
Benjamin J. Cassidy Named SCI Director Of Government Affairs
Benjamin J. Cassidy has been named Safari Club International’s Director of Government Affairs, effective July 8. In his role, he will oversee SCI’s Government Relations, Legal Advocacy and International Affairs Departments. Cassidy joins SCI from the U.S. Department of the Interior, where he served as Senior Deputy Director for the Office of Intergovernmental and External
Trijicon RMR – The Hunter’s Perfect Solution
Trijicon’s supremely dependable RMR (Ruggedized Miniature Reflex) optic may quite possibly be the perfect non-magnified aiming system for hunters of virtually any discipline. Incredibly durable and weighing a mere 1.2 ounces, the RMR provides hunters with fast and accurate both-eyes-open shooting on platforms from handguns and bird guns to modern day sporting rifles and classic
Rediscovering The Whitetail
Two months after James Jordan died in 1978, a buck he’d shot six decades earlier near Danbury, Wisconsin became, officially, his. It had topped records lists for typical whitetails since 1965, but its provenance then was unclear. The antlers belonged to Bob Ludwig, who’d bought them for $2 from a second-hand store. But Jordan’s compelling
A Different Kind Of Hunting
Image Courtesy Rock Island Auction Company Many years ago, I was spending a rather pleasant evening trying to explain to a non-hunting friend exactly where the thrill lay in pursuing a whitetail when, in place of venison, I could go to a butcher shop and buy perfectly good meat that would be both cheaper and
Stupid Is As Stupid Does – Animal Rights Members Chain Selves To Slaughterhouse Machines
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Winchester’s New .350 Legend
Another new development from the other Winchester — Winchester Ammunition — is the 350 Legend, a straight-walled .357 caliber cartridge that is said to duplicate the trajectory of the .30-30! At first I was a bit puzzled, but after a little ruminating I came to understand the rationale behind it. For one, there are several
Desert Bighorn Sheep Capture and Relocation
At one time, there were only about 500 desert bighorn sheep in Arizona. Today, thanks to Arizona Game & Fish's (AZGFD) capture and relocation efforts, there are more than 5,000. Here, SCI's Marc Watts discusses with AZGFD's Raul Vega how the Department determines source populations, where to relocate sheep, how they are captured and the