Guns & Ammo
by Jon R. Sundra It should come as no surprise [...]
In The Shadow of Tipiliuke
Story and Photos By John Geiger, Safari Managing editor Mera, Capuano and I crawled to the edge of a hill as the sun fought an overcast sky. Before we were at the top, we heard them. As we peaked over, we saw them. Scores of stags, perhaps hundreds of hinds in isolated herds spread across the valley.
Women Go Hunting: Why I Teach Other Women to Hunt
Even though women are a very fast-growing demographic in the [...]
SCI Represents Sustainable Use at National Elk Refuge Stakeholders Group
The National Elk Refuge in Wyoming provides habitat and winter [...]
SCI Hunter Advocacy, Around the States: Pennsylvania, Montana, Louisiana, Texas, Michigan
Pennsylvania: Last week, legislation that would allow for the expansion of [...]
When They’re Big, You Just Know!
I started my outdoor adventures young. Both of my parents [...]
SCI Holds May 2024 Board Meeting in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. – Safari Club International (SCI) recently hosted its [...]
US CBP Complicates Hunting Travel to South Africa
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has complicated travel to [...]
Advocacy at the Forefront of SCI
By W. Laird Hamberlin, CEO of SCI and SCIF I can assure all members that SCI is in great financial condition, and that we are budgeting for growth. SCI has been growing steadily for the past few years and there are no plans to slack off now. It’s pedal-to-the-metal time because SCI must grow if it is to help save hunting for future generations.
Safari Club International and the Professional Hunter’s Association of South Africa Announce Partnership
[Washington, D.C./Pretoria] Safari Club International (SCI) and the Professional Hunter’s [...]