Large Mountain Lion Spotted Outside Dallas
In a sight unusual for the northern parts of the Lone Star State, a large mountain lion was spotted outside Dallas in recent weeks.
Thousands of Hunters Visit Dallas for Day Two of the DSC Show
The Dallas Safari Club’s 2017 Adventure Convention & Sporting Expo offers something for everyone!
High-End Rifles of the Dallas Safari Club Convention
Though much of the attention at the annual Dallas Safari Club convention has been focused on the organization's controversial black rhino hunt auction, the show had no shortage of other attractions—namely a selection of high-end, handcrafted rifles.
Annie Oakley's Shotgun Fetches $293,000 at Auction
A Parker Brothers 16-gauge once owned by Oakley sold at auction in Dallas, Texas, on Sunday, Nov. 24 for the huge sum of $293,000.
DSC and NRA: Training the Next Generation of Hunters and Shooters
The Dallas Safari Club's biannual Youth S.A.F.E.T.Y. Extravaganza and NRA's Youth Hunter Education Challenge teach safety first as they bring new shooters and hunters into the fold.
Kill a Rhino to Save a Rhino?
The Dallas Safari Club is offering one bidder a chance to kill an endangered black rhinoceros—in hopes that the money raised will help save many, many more.
Conservation Force and Partners Sue Delta over "Big Five" Trophy Embargo
Conservation Force, the Dallas Safari Club and others filed suit last week against Delta Air Lines, Inc., demanding an end to Delta's embargo on the transport of "Big Five" hunting trophies from Africa.
(Bow)Hunting Brings People Together!
Last weekend Karen Mehall Phillips traveled to Connecticut to speak at the Dallas Safari Club/Venator Foundation’s Call2Adventure fundraising banquet. The topic at hand was one near and dear to her own heart.
Answering the Call2Adventure!
Good friends and good hunting stories set the stage as wife/husband duo Karen Mehall and Phil Phillips get set to speak at the Dallas Safari Club/Venator Foundation's Call2Adventure fundraising event.
"Guns and Gunfights of the Texas Rangers" Display at the 2018 NRAAM
The display of items used by Texas Rangers dating from the time of the Republic of Texas (circa 1836) includes long arms, sidearms, sabers, bullet molds, holsters and other rare artifacts.
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