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Sitka Gear

Sitka Gear
Sitka has created a line of clothing that is engineered to perform under the various circumstances that hunters experience while hiding them with an extremely effective, multi season hunting camo pattern.

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Wild Sheep Society

Wild Sheep Society
The mission of the Wild Sheep Society is to promote and enhance wild sheep and wild sheep habitat throughout British Columbia. Proud to support the Mountain Hunter Record Book

Boone and Crockett Club

Boone & Crockett
The need for a universally accepted code of conduct for sportsmen to follow was discussed at the very first meeting of the Boone and Crockett Club in 1887. The name given to such a code was, “Fair Chase.”

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The Boone and Crockett Club is proud to support GOABC, its members, and their tradition of upholding the tenets of Fair Chase.

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mountain hunter record Book

The Mountain Hunter Record Book Program is the latest initiative of the Guide Outfitters Association of British Columbia to showcase to the world 38 different free-ranging native wildlife species that available to be hunted in British Columbia, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.

Our region offers the greatest number of big game species available in North America. We are proud of our rich tradition of producing trophy class animals, all taken under “fair chase” conditions.

It is for these reasons that we are able to launch our Mountain Hunter Record Book Program and invite the world to come to our part of North America.

Guidelines for Record Book Entries

Animals that have been measured by a Certified Mountain Hunter Measurer using the Mountain Hunter Record Book measuring system, and whose scores meet the current Mountain Hunter Record Book minimum standards, are eligible for the Mountain Hunter Record Book and Slam Awards.
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Certified Measurers

All Mountain Hunter Measurers must be recognized and approved by the Mountain Hunter Record Book Committee. For individuals interested in becoming a Certified Mountain Hunter Measurer, one must either complete the Mountain Hunter Measurers’ course by correspondence and pass the written examination, or must have attended a Certified Mountain Hunter Measurers’ training session.

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