Our 2013 Big Game Awards Banquet will be held at Alparon Park/Troy Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 28, 2013.

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RECENTLY ACCEPTED INTO THE BOONE & CROCKETT CLUB

Three black bears that once roamed the mountains of Bradford County, were recently accepted into Boone & Crockett's (B&C) 28th Big Game Awards Program. The largest was taken in Terry Township in 2002 by Randall Johnson of Wyalusing. Randy's bear scored 22-2/16 making it the 2nd largest ever taken in the County, and the 3rd heaviest at 603 lbs. It ranks appoximately 26th in the state out of nearly 700 entries.

Another black bear was found dead in Leroy Township in 2004 by Mark Madden of Towanda. That skull measured 21-9/16. The cause of death was unknown.

The 3rd recently accepted entry was taken by Scott Miller of Dushore in 2008 in Wilmot Township. That bear weighed 557 lbs. and scored 20-4/16.

Charter Members

Tim Beardslee - Columbia Cross Roads - 297-2828

Dean Jackson - Columbia Cross Roads - 297-2838

Jeff Jenkins - Columbia Cross Roads - 297-2717

Jon Jenkins - Columbia Cross Roads - 297-2823

Roger Kingsley - Columbia Cross Roads - 297-2489

Dave Levan - Troy - 297-4227

Mark Madden - Towanda - 265-3475

Steve Pelton - Monroeton - 364-5028

Boyd Rowe - Ulster - 358-3251

Paul Sheeley - Troy - 596-3740

Gordy Wesneski - Canton - 673-5905

Tom Wright - Canton - 673-3724

About Us

We are a group of twelve Bradford County residents who cherish our deer and bear hunting traditions. We joined together in January of 2007 in the Borough of Troy, to express our desire to form a club devoted to recognizing the outstanding big game hunting opportunities in this County.

Many would-be trophies are taken in Bradford County each year. Our efforts to continue measuring and recording these trophies will not only be a service to the hunters, but a tribute to the animals and a lasting expression of our hunting heritage.

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* Mission Statement

"Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishment toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results." --Unknown

Clinton Crawford Jr. - Surrounded by his hunting party - with his
342 LB. Wilmot TWP. bear that measured 19-14.