ABOUT MHRB

The Mountain Hunter Record Program has been developed to acknowledge and record the quality and diversity of trophy animals harvested by individuals in Northwestern Canada within our collective membership which includes British Columbia, Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

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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.” Theodore Roosevelt and other founding members of the Club knew that if the newly found concept of conservation were to succeed sportsmen would need to lead this charge.

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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.

Boone and Crockett Club

Thanks to our partners/sponsors

Sitka Gear

Wild Sheep Society

Boone and Crockett Club

GOABC Hunting Links

Mountain Hunter is the main marketing website for the Guide Outfitters Association of BC (GOABC) which has been highly successful so far at promoting our membership nationally and across the US. With the GOABC TV network videos, a full guide outfitter directory and information about GOABC and our wildife management goals

Mountain Hunter Magazine is our Magazine website. Our mountain hunter magazine is published in print and online 3 to 4 times yearly and features real stories and content from our guide-outfitter membership. Back issues of our magazine are available to view online anytime and the site is a constant source of new subscriptions.

Our Partners

From scent reducing base layers, to thermal insulating layers to windbreaking outer layers, Sitka Gear ensures comfort and flexibility under any weather conditions.
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The Wild Sheep Society of BC is a rapidly growing, province wide organization of over 500 members. They are dedicated to increasing the number of wild sheep on our mountains and in improving their habitat.
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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.”
Visit their website