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  • Quebec Reduces Caribou Limit

    If you have a caribou hunt booked for 2016 or later, be aware of a new regulation change just now implemented! The Quebec Ministry of Forests, Wildlife and Parks has announced that for the 2016-2017 hunting season, hunters will be allowed to take one caribou per hunting license. While you may purchase two licenses, your… Read More »
  • Muley Fanatic Foundation Presents Award to BMOA

    The Muley Fanatic Foundation, a 501 C (3) non-profit conservation organization, was established in 2012 by Joshua Coursey and Joey Faigl. Headquartered in Green River, Wyoming, MFF aims to ensure the conservation of mule deer and their habitat and to provide supporting services to further the sport of hunting and sound wildlife management. MFF currently… Read More »
  • Get Your WY Preference Points By 10/31

    WYOMING PREFERENCE POINTS ON SALE NOW- The days of being able to draw Wyoming hunting licenses or just waiting for the left over list to come out are over. Every year it’s more and more evident that if you are wanting to hunt Wyoming non-resident big game, you need to be collecting preference points now… Read More »
  • British Columbia Moose, Mule Deer, Big Horn Sheep and Bear

    South-eastern British Columbia has long been a prime destination for outdoors folks due to its great scenery and it wide variety of animal species. But we also know of many outright crooks in this area- guys who make great promises and fail to deliver! Not so for this long term outfitter of ours. In this… Read More »
  • S. Africa Plains Game Client Report on Hunt #256

    Butch: Wow, this might be the best hunt I have ever done, and certainly will be asking you to re-book me next year.  After the first morning of hunting I decided to re-book, game is just everywhere. Way ahead of schedule on animals.  Shot 6 animals in the first 4 days.  Only have the bushbuck… Read More »
  • Butch’s Tips For A 2×1 Hunt

    If you are booked on a 2×1 hunt (meaning two hunters and one guide), we have some pretty firm thoughts on how to keep that situation fair and happy for all involved. What follows is the result of lessons learned on many hundreds of hunts. RULE #1: NEVER agree to flip a coin for the… Read More »
  • New 2016 Requirement for all Alaska Archery Hunts

    For the remainder of 2015, Bowhunters in hunts restricted to archery only must carry their IBEP or equivalent department approved certification card on them while archery hunting in the field, and must show their card to peace officers and department employees upon request. Beginning July 1, 2016, all big game hunters using archery will be required to have… Read More »
  • U.S. Hunters No Longer Required to Register With IRS to Take Personal Firearms on International Hunts

    April 23rd, 2015 Senator Secures CBP’s Commitment to Return to Previous Travel Forms WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Hoeven, chairman of the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Committee, today announced that the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will no longer require U.S hunters traveling internationally to obtain an IRS identification number in order to… Read More »
  • The Role of Professional Booking Agents

    THE ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL BOOKING AGENTS • What is a professional booking agent? • What does he do for hunters and fishermen? • Is there any advantage to your using one? • Is there any downside with using one? • What should you look for in an agent? • Who pays the agent? These are… Read More »
  • Defense of Hunting

    As a grandfather, husband for 48 years, devoted lover of kids and dogs and wildlife, I think there is a bit more to the picture. Non-hunters often think we love to kill things- and I agree that we hunters are at fault for not trying to show folks that there is a lot more to… Read More »
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