Around the States: Kansas, Maine, Minnesota
Kansas: SCI State and Local Liaison Chris Tymeson attended the [...]
SCI Submits Comments in Response to USFWS Gray Wolf Proposal
On April 18, SCI submitted extensive comments in response to the proposed [...]
Bonjour! SCI Advocacy in France
SCI attended and participated in the International Council for Game [...]
Twists And Turns
We had talked of a good symmetric horn spread of about 36 inches. This was well above that. But the single most distinguishing feature was a very thick boss that covered the whole skull, double the height of that of the other bulls. It was apparent when its head was down, but after that quick glimpse, it brought its head up, with nostrils flaring and ears flapping like radar dishes. It seemed to be staring past us, a near-sighted ton-and-a-half tank.
Great Moments in Nashville
We just finished SCI’s 51st Annual Hunters’ Convention; our first time in Nashville, Tennessee. Put aside record-breaking numbers. From a human standpoint, I was blown away by the excitement and positivity!
Around the States: Florida, Montana, Maine
Florida: House Joint Resolution 1157 proposes the creation of Section 28 [...]
SCI at the National Rifle Association Annual Meeting
Gun owners, shooters, collectors, hunters and 2nd Amendment Advocates from all [...]
SCI Federal Advocacy Updates
On Tuesday, April 18th, the House Subcommittee on Federal Lands [...]
The Least Known Game Animal in the Western Hemisphere
The various brockets are small jungle deer ranging from southern Mexico down through the Amazon Basin. They are among the least known and least studied mammals in the Western Hemisphere.
Patriarch of Famous Gunmaking Family On The Hunt at 90
If someone were to look-up Safari Club International Life Member No. 279, it would show the name Johann “Hans” Fanzoj. But who is this member of SCI? Turns out to be an epic story that spans generations, a world war and more.