Stealth Cam G34X Trail Cam
The new Stealth Cam G34X takes the performance of trail cameras to the next level. The G34X advances the G34 Pro platform with its new 26 Megapixel resolution, providing unparalleled clarity in still imaging and video capture. Featuring a 16:9 wide imaging ratio, HD video recording and SD card compatibility to store up to 512GB,
Wolf Delisting Picks Up Steam With Bipartisan Support in U.S. House
Led by Representatives Dan Newhouse (R-WA) and Collin Peterson (D-MN), 34 bipartisan Members of Congress signed on to a letter strongly supporting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s proposed rule to delist the gray wolf from the Endangered Species Act in the lower 48 states. The letter was sent to Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and
Parque Diana: One Of “Mr. Mac’sâ€
Heather Smith, Gary Wells and Boddington with Wells’ huge red stag, taken on Parque Diana in Argentina’s Patagonia region. By the time SCI was started in 1973, founder C.J. McElroy (1913-2002) had hunted most of the places in the world…as our hunting world was known at the time. Over the next two decades, and especially
Mississippi Mourns Loss Of Sen. Thad Cochran
Senator Thad Cochran (MS), a long-time friend of America’s sportsmen and women, passed away on May 30. Senator Thad Cochran During his 45-year career the Senator served as Chairman of the Appropriations Committee and as the Chairman for the Committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Nutrition. Cochran was the longest serving Senator of the Migratory Bird
CCF Files Complaints With IRS, FBI Against Three Animal Rights Groups
The Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) has filed a complaint with the IRS and FBI against People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) and Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation alleging abuses of the tax code and/or criminal activity by the groups. The complaint alleges a pattern of criminal activity and abuse
Inside-Hunting: New SCI Member Benefit Launches In June
Safari Club International launches a new member benefit called Inside-Hunting with the June Issue of Safari Times, the monthly members-only newspaper that is available both in printed form delivered to members’ homes and online in the SCI website www.safariclub.org. Inside-Hunting helps SCI members be insiders in a number of ways. First, the coverage of all
SCIF Community-Based Hunting Program Helps Other Endangered Wildlife in Tajikistan
Last year, SCIF began support for the conservation of wild Bukhara urial sheep in southwestern Tajikistan. Urial is a species that is vulnerable itself, threatened by poaching and intensive pressure from livestock grazing, but a community-based model funded by hunting is also proving to benefit other endangered wildlife, including the striped hyena. The striped hyena
PH Spotlight – Graham Williams
Graham Williams tagged along when his friend, Colin, booked a dangerous game hunt for banteng and buffalo and a chain of events producing unintended consequences began. His first shots stopped a wounded banteng at eight yards that was charging Colin. “The bull almost cartwheeled over and the dust, the nerves, excitement and adrenaline I still
It’s Not Nice To Fool With Mother Nature
The 1970s admonition, “It's not nice to fool with Mother Nature”, in Chiffon margarine commercials could easily apply to the current faux-meat phenomenon. The Impossible Burger, recently introduced in St. Louis area Burger Kings, has come under scrutiny for testing positive for glyphosate, according to a report in Living MaxWell. Chiffon margarine 'Mother Nature' The report
An Elk Hunt Donated Creates Memory Of A Lifetime
In early October 2018, Ronald W. Neldon, U.S. Air Force, Ret., received what he calls “an act of kindness” from the Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) and the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF). Neldon is a retired Security Policeman (now called Security Forces) from the U.S. Air Force who spent 20 years