Hunters and Wildlife Researchers Work Together
No one wants to end up like one of the bizarre cases on a medical mystery show – with dozens of tiny, white worms living in your body. And no quail wants to be a living space for parasites either. But, for several birds in South Texas, this is their reality. Their bodies are full […]
South Africa: Solutions for Rhino Poaching Met with Confusion, Opposition
As legalizing the domestic rhino horn trade advances in South Africa, rumors and false reports are clouding the facts of this difficult issue, causing much frustration for those who believe a legal trade will save the rhinos. To combat the rumors and false reports, the Environmental Affairs Minister recently clarified what the legalization of the […]
Common Sense, Science Is Foundation of Lion Conservation
Last week, a collared lion was tracked and shot by a professional hunter (PH) and his client near Hwange National Park. The animal was well outside the confines of the park, and was hunted in a fair-chase, ethical manner. Upon discovering the lion was a research subject, PH Richard Cooke, a DSC member, retrieved the […]
Conservation Key to Future of Hunting
Media Note: Qualified members of the media may pre-register for the DSC convention and expo, Jan. 5-8, 2017 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center by contacting Greg Duncan, Blue Heron Communications, at (800) 654-3766 or Greg@blueheroncomm.com For Immediate Release Media Contact: Greg Duncan, Blue Heron Communications, (800) 654-3766 or Greg@blueheroncomm.com DALLAS – At […]
Dallas Safari Club & Mule Deer Foundation Guzzler Work Project
DSC supports the efforts of The Mule Deer Foundation in bringing resources needed to the west Texas mule deer population. The upcoming guzzler project is in need of volunteers! Check out the details and consider helping out to keep our wildlife healthy for future generations to enjoy. Texas Big Bend October 23rd & 24rd, 2015 Come […]
For Your Consideration: PETA v. GoDaddy.com
By Terry L. Anderson The recent attack on hunting resulting from the illegal and unethical killing of a Zimbabwe lion (note that I avoid personifying him) is not the first time so-called animal welfare groups have used headlines to thwart sensible wildlife management. In 2011 PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) discovered […]
Zimbabwe National Parks Clarifies Position on Hunting
Following a meeting by Zimbabwe National Parks with their Hunting and Tourism industry, the Director-General released the following statement. This report is good news for DSC members headed to Zimbabwe.
DSC Convention: A Vendor’s View
By Dave Fulson, Chifuti Safaris and Safari Classics Productions Originally published in Sports Afield Magazine As a safari operator and booking agent, hunting conventions are my link to clients who want more than phone time when planning their next adventure. Yes, we attend several each year, but for the following reasons, our team considers the […]
New Sportsmen’s Act Cheered by DSC
DALLAS – Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus (CSC) leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives on July 23 introduced the Sportsmen’s Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Enhancement Act to enhance hunting, fishing and other outdoor recreational opportunities. DSC is cheering the introduction of H.R. 3173 and urging vocal support. “This bill contains important measures for conservation,” said Ben […]
Oxford University’s Lion Efforts Supported by DSC
DALLAS – DSC is a financial supporter of lion conservation efforts by Oxford University, the prestigious institution responsible for collaring and studying the lion infamously poached near Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. In 2013-14, DSC awarded $20,000 in grants to Oxford for lion initiatives in and around Ruaha National Park in Tanzania. In a grant […]