Big Game Records

Download B&C Score Charts in French

Boone and Crockett Club has translated all of our score charts to French. Each score chart is available as a separate PDF file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. Click here to do...

Photographing Our Hunting Memories and the Image We Project

Trophy pictures showing hunters with game they have taken have been the primary means of recording hunting successes since the advent of cameras.

B&C World's Record - Typical Whitetail Deer

Working long days as a grain and cattle farmer in Biggar, Saskatchewan, Milo N. Hanson doesn't have the time or money to hunt all over the continent. Then again he hasn’t had to travel far to find in...

Trophy Recognition Plaques

Boone and Crockett Club offers our big game record holders four different plaques and certificates to commemorate their hunting accomplishments.

Minimum Entry Scores for North American Big Game

See the complete list of the minimum entry scores for all native North American big game animals recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club.

Entering Your B&C Trophy

Once a trophy has been measured, there are a number of entry requirements that need to be fulfilled to insure the efficient and accurate processing of the trophy entry. To submit the completed require...

Records Program FAQ

Why are there two minimum entry scores—Awards and All-time? What is the difference between the All-time book and the Awards book? Does Boone and Crockett Club accept trophies taken with a bow ...

B&C Position Statements — Big Game Records and Hunting

TROPHIES AND TROPHY HUNTING What constitutes a trophy is a matter of personal choice and experience, as is choosing to hold out, hunt longer and harder for a mature animal. B&C has long suppor...

Memo - Austad Non-Typical Elk Entry Investigation

MEMORANDUM TO: BOONE AND CROCKETT CLUB BIG GAME RECORDS COMMITTEE FROM: ELDON L. “BUCK” BUCKNER DATE: DECEMBER 23, 2008 SUBJECT: AUSTAD N.T. ELK ENTRY INVESTIGATION As per the ...

The Complete History of the Records Program

The intentions of the Club in establishing and popularizing a big game scoring and record keeping system were greater than arriving at a score, and honoring animals and hunters. The beginnings of record keeping had other purposes, conservation and the recovery of our big game species, and insisting on ethical sportsmanship.