简体中文
EnglishHow to Join or Support the Boone and Crockett Club Through Its Website
Updated
The Boone and Crockett Club's homepage at boone-crockett.org provides two direct entry points for getting involved: Join and Support. These are the site's stated ways to become a member or contribute to the organization's conservation work. The homepage does not list membership tiers, dues, or donation amounts, so treat those details as things to confirm after you follow either link.
Where to Find the Entry Points
The homepage presents the Club's identity and mission first, then invites action. The relevant text reads:
"Founded by Theodore Roosevelt in 1887, the Boone and Crockett Club has long been at the forefront of conservation in America. We're best known for our historic big-game records. But today's B&C members continue to be a Rooseveltian force in the ever-more-complex arena of wildlife and hunting policy. About B&C Join Support"
The Join and Support options appear together at the end of that introductory block, alongside an About B&C link. In practice, this means you can reach both paths from the same area of the homepage without hunting through menus.
Join vs. Support: Which Path Fits You
| Path | What it signals | Best if you want to |
|---|---|---|
| Join | Becoming a member of the Club | Be counted among B&C members and take part in the organization |
| Support | Backing the Club's work | Contribute to its conservation mission without necessarily becoming a member |
The homepage frames members as continuing "a Rooseveltian force in the ever-more-complex arena of wildlife and hunting policy," which tells you membership is tied to participation in conservation and hunting policy advocacy, not just records. If your goal is simply to help the mission, Support is the more direct route.
Steps to Get Started
- Go to boone-crockett.org.
- Read the short introduction block on the homepage so you understand what the Club does today.
- Choose Join if you want membership information, or Support if you want to contribute.
- Review whatever eligibility, cost, or process details appear on the page you land on before committing.
Expected result: you reach the page that explains how to become a member or how to give support, and you can decide from there.
Common Sticking Points
- No prices on the homepage. The homepage shows no dues, fees, or donation amounts. Don't assume membership is free or that any specific amount applies; confirm on the Join or Support page.
- Two similar-sounding options. Join and Support sit side by side. Pick based on whether you want membership status or simply to contribute.
- Start from the homepage. The Join and Support links are presented in the main introductory block, so beginning there avoids dead ends in secondary menus.
A Quick Check Before You Commit
If you are unsure which path matches your intent, use this test: do you want to be described as a B&C member, or do you mainly want to help the Club's conservation work? The first points to Join; the second points to Support. Either way, read the destination page carefully, since the homepage itself does not spell out terms, costs, or obligations.