Boone and Crockett Three-Year Findings Give Insight to Trends in Big Game Health

According to the Boone and Crockett Club, in general, record-class specimens of native North American big game have become more common afield, based on newly compiled data by the Club's records department. Conversely, records data reveal a stable or opposite trend for some species.

The Club recently compiled its records statistics for the period 2016-2018 in preparation for its triennial tribute to big game conservation and management - the 30th Big Game Awards, which will be held this August, in Springfield, Missouri. These data include two new World's Records and an astounding 43 new state and provincial records.