SCI Members continue to document their successes in the SCI Record Book rapidly becoming one of the largest repositories of willdlife data available anywhere. Not only are these hunters proudly displaying their Hunter Pride, they are documenting their legacy for future generations of hunters.

Khalid S. with his potential Top Ten Overall ranked sand gazelle that scored 33 7/8

Rosemary S.shows her Continental (Inland) black bear taken in California.

Eldar A. with his potential #1 Overall ranked Caucasian chamois that scored 27 6/8

Sergey D. with his potential Top Twenty Overall ranked Jackson hartebeest that scored 66 5/8

Angus M. with his potential Top Ten Overall ranked eastern Canada moose that scored 476 7/8

George C. with his potential Top Twenty Overall ranked copper springbok that scored 39 4/8

Mike C. is featured here with his capybara that is a potential Top Twenty Overall and scores 15 14/16.

Alexander E. shows his potential #5 Overall ranked kri-kri ibex (Indigenous) that scored 78 2/8

Andres R. shows his potential Top Ten ranked Mexican Texanus white-tailed Deer (Non-Typical) that scored 192