Month: July 2020

An ongoing research project supported by the Safari Club International Foundation is getting ready to wrap up after five years of data collection, with recent updates indicating the research is producing valuable and applicable results for mule deer management in Wyoming. This extensive project was made possible by a coalition of organizations that included the Wyoming Game and …

SCIF Helping Piece Together Puzzling Decline of Wyoming Mule Deer Herd Read More »

A question and answer session with Jake DeBow, Region 1 Wildlife Biologist for New Hampshire Fish and Game discussing his thesis project at the University of Vermont which was funded in part by Safari Club International Foundation and focused on moose mortality and recruitment in the state and more. Q: Jake, we really appreciate you taking time out …

SCIF Research Spotlight – Jake DeBow Read More »

A research project, funded in part by Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) and the Hunter Legacy Fund 100 Endowment, has tracked the spring migration of a mule deer herd more than 4,000 strong into the backyard of SCIF’s American Wilderness Leadership School. The project is led by the Wyoming Migration Initiative (WMI) and the Wyoming Coop Unit, in collaboration …

Wildlife Migration Corridors Highlight Safari Club’s Commitment to Conservation, Advocacy & Education Read More »