The DSC Foundation (DSCF) is proud to announce that Steve Hornady has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 DSC Foundation Legacy Award, recognizing his enduring contributions to conservation and the legacy of hunting. The DSC Foundation Legacy Award was established to honor hunter conservationists whose passion and dedication have left a lasting […]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dallas Safari Club Celebrates Successful 2026 Convention & Sporting Expo in Atlanta Dallas, Texas — February 2026 — The 2026 DSC Convention & Sporting Expo, held February 6–8 at the Georgia World Congress Center, concluded as a resounding success for attendees, exhibitors, and global conservation initiatives. Visitors and partners representing 43
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Dallas Safari Club (DSC), a global leader in hunter‑funded conservation, is proud to announce the appointment of Russell Stacy as its new Chief Executive Officer. Stacy is a fourth generation Agri-Business operator in Natchitoches, Louisiana and owns an outfitting business with his partner and wife, Mary Edith. Hunting has been a tradition in Stacy’s family
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Aggravating Whitetails Larry Weishuhn My fall hunting season had been “interesting” to this point. Early on I missed hunting trips because of “visits” to the ER, surgery and hospital stays, but then also being confined to quarters for three very long weeks! Those weeks probably would not have seemed that long had it been
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The Total Surprise Larry Weishuhn “Larry, truly glad you could make it. I kept telling Jesse and Bequette you’d be here if they didn’t put you back into the hospital.” Said Dusty Vickrey, manager of the Choctaw Hunting Lodge as he greeted me at the lodge’s back door. “Been a busy hunt thus far, even
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From Across the Red Larry Weishuhn “Are you really going to try to rattle a buck across the Red River from Oklahoma into Texas?” Asked Dusty Vickrey, manager of Oklahoma’s Choctaw Hunting Lodge as we were discussing the hunt I was headed to after leaving on of my favorite places on Earth. “Yes Sir,
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Opening Days Larry Weishuhn Sitting by a crackling campfire, in the inky darkness, savoring a steaming cup of cowboy coffee, I cast an eye skyward. Above the black, star-studded sky showed nary a hint of the coming Opening Morning of the 2025 Texas general whitetail deer hunting season. “The Hunter’s Moon” only a couple
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A Case for Short Barrels Larry Weishuhn “A case for short barrels? Hmmm! Are you asking about a cartridge to be used in shorter barrels, or, are you talking about guns with shorter barrels?” Before I could follow up, the questioner started laughing. “Had not really thought about it that way, but now that
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Rambling Larry Weishuhn The morning hunt had been great fun! David Cotton, William Nixon and I had been out for the past couple of hours trying to rattle up bucks. And we had been successful. It was as if the really nice 8-point had read and followed the script just as I had written
Got an Attitude? Larry Weishuhn Out of the darkness approached a man wearing clothes befitting a vaquero, a mere ranch hand; tattered shirt and jeans, tall boots and spurs, well-worn leather gloves, topped with a sweat and blood-stained western felt “properly screwed on”. His swagger bespoke authority. “Your fire is warm and inviting. But
