Boone and Crockett Club"s Audio Adventures

Drawing a tag for a bighorn sheep takes patience. A lone, do-it-yourself hunt in the high country makes it even more of a challenge, but to do it as a 65 year woman, now that makes it even more of a story! For more of B&C's Audio Adventures, visit: https://www.boone-crockett.org/tags/bc-audio-adventures

This true story was written by William Dallas “Dall” DeWeese in 1888, over 115 years before his elk was ever scored for the Boone and Crockett records book. It is not simply a recounting of the story of his hunt; It is also a priceless look into the past of our hunting heritage. Everything in this story tells a tale, whether it’s the hunting slang of the day, the things they saw, or what common thoughts and acceptable practices were in that era. For pictures, scorecharts and other audio adventures

Lady Luck often seems fickle, but in reality, she tends to favor those who most deserve a shot of good fortune. This truism proves itself regularly in the whitetail world, where hard work results in consistently good results for certain hunters.

I hunted bear in the Galiuro Mountains for several years, but September 9, 1982, was to be a day that I will never forget.