A Record Worth Remembering
Every Longhunter Society record carries more than a score. It carries the hunt, the hunter, and a verified place in muzzleloading history.
Three Record Books.
One Longhunter Legacy.
For the first time in Longhunter Society history, the original record book is being preserved as its own founding-era archive while future records continue in two dedicated divisions: Traditional Muzzleloading and Modern Inline Muzzleloading.
Founding Era Record Book
Every verified record from the original Longhunter Society record book remains intact. This book protects the history, the names, the scores, and the stories that built the Society.
Traditional Muzzleloading
A dedicated home for flintlock, percussion, patched round ball, iron sights, heritage equipment, and the hunters carrying the old ways forward.
Modern Inline Muzzleloading
A separate record book for modern inline hunters, performance-driven equipment, personal bests, and the continuing evolution of muzzleloading.
Same respect for the animal. Same standard for the record. Now, each muzzleloading tradition has a book built for the way it is hunted.
Choose Your
Muzzleloading Camp
For the hunters
keeping the old
ways alive.
A dedicated traditional space or flintlock, percussion, patched
round ball, iron sights, heritage, record entries, and the
people who care deeply about the craft.
Traditional record book • Equipment • Stories
Two traditions. Two communities.
One Longhunter Society.
The hunters pushing
muzzleloading
forward.
A modern in-line home for hunters extending their season chasing
clean performance, personal bests, watching pratical content, and
entering trophies in a space built for the way they hunt today.
Modern In-line record book • Gear • Stories
