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OKLAHOMA STATION, SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
PO Box 890307, Oklahoma City, OK 73189
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: LEADERSHIP OF THE OKLAHOMA STATION OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
12 point White Deer
2011-2012
Muse, Dr. Gene – 2012
Noblin, Jerry D. Jr. – 2014
Smith, Mike – 2011
(February 8, 2011)
Financial Advisors:
William H. Crawford
George Caswell
Officers:
Mike Mistelske – President
(retires 01 April, 2011);
Dennis Elliott – President-elect*
(assumes office 01 April, 2011)
Leonard Hansen, Jr. – Secretary
Judy Rork – Treasurer and
Chapter Liaison
Directors And Terms (through March 31):
Bereman, Hugh – 2013
Case, Lew (elect*) – 2012
Crabb, Jed (elect*) – 2014
Elliott, Dennis – 2012
Jones, Josh – 2013
Gerads, Larry – 2013
Gifford, Greg – 2012
Grogis, Joshua – 2014
Hall, Miles – 2013
Hansen, Leonard Jr. – 2014
Mistelske, Mike – 2011
Past-Presidents’ Council:
Dr. M.W. (Bill) Lockard, Sam Munhollon,
Leroy Ussery, Jim Waters, Jim White,
T. Scott Holmes
Mike Mistelske (effective 01 April, 2011)
*”elect” directors and officers assume office 01 April, 2011
Committee Assignments and Banquet Duties:
Bereman, Hugh:
Banquet Chairman, Admissions,
Seating, Backwoods Show
Hall, Miles:
Education Projects,
Humanitarian Services
Case, Lew:
Education Projects, Humanitarian
Services, Banquet Lodging
Hansen, Leonard Jr.:
Budget and Finance, Legislative,
Chairman-Problem Resolution,
Chairman-Nominating Cmte.,
Bylaws, Banquet Admissions
Crabb, Jed:
Major Donations, Veterans’
Programs
Elliott, Dennis:
Membership Recruitment,
Legislative, Conservation Projects,
Education Projects, Banquet Games
& Store
Jones, Josh:
Chairman-Website,
Major Donations
Gerads, Larry:
Major-sponsor Recruitment,
Member Activities
Gifford, Greg:
Education Projects, Games
Organization, Silent Auction.
Grogis, Joshua:
Member Activities, Legislative,
Problem Resolution,
Chairman-Conservation Projects
Mistelske, Mike:
All Committees as President,
Chairman-Budget Committee,
Bylaws, Website, Safari Trails,
Banquet Program, Major Donations,
Catering
Muse, Gene:
Major-sponsor Recruitment,
Member Activities, Legislative
Noblin, Jerry D. Jr.:
Legislative, Education Projects,
General Contest, Special
Merchandise
Smith, Mike:
Member Activities, Legislative,
Grants
Rork, Judy:
All Banquet Administration,
Banquet Comptroller
Lockard, Bill:
Humanitarian Services
Munhollon, Sam:
Live Auction & Program Book,
Chairman-Membership
Recruitment, Chairman-Bylaws,
Budget & Finance, Legislative,
Conservation Projects,
Chairman-Education Projects,
Editor-Safari Trails Newsletter,
Nominating Committee, Grants
Ussery, Leroy:
Chairman-ODWC Expo, Bylaws,
Education Projects, Nominating
Committee, Humanitarian Svcs.
Holmes, T. Scott:
Conservation Projects, Education
Projects, Banquet Oversight
White, Jim:
Banquet Oversight
SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE
BOARD MEMBERS’ SPOUSES
AND OTHER CHAPTER MEMBERS
FOR ALL THEY DO!!
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CELEBRATING ANOTHER YEAR...
AND PASSING THE TORCH.. .
Just a few days from now, we’ll once again celebrate our hunting heritage at our annual
banquet…and I’ll have my last opportunity to lead the festivities. My term as your president
soon comes to a close, and I look forward to introducing my successor and several new
Board members to you in person on March 5th.
As reported to you in the previous ten issues of Safari Trails magazine, the last two years
have been incredibly busy and productive. You have made that possible, and the upcoming
banquet will be a special thank-you…to you.
So what’s special about the banquet a few days from now? ●Everyone gets a welcome
package worth about $100. ●The food should be great! ●Everyone who bought any table
can still purchase an optional Alaska trip for a huge discount. ●We’ll acknowledge some very
special contributions to the hunting community. ●The total value of all the auction items and
other goodies is over 50% higher than what we had last year…and there are some really
exceptional trips, firearms, art, and other items! ●Even the Silent-Auction items are a step
up…including a variety of hunts. ●It will be a special time of fellowship with old friends and
new…simply a very nice evening! ●Oh, yes…we’ll be giving away a free bull elk hunt.
What should we all accomplish at this banquet? Fun and great purchases, of course...and,
as you know, this is a fundraiser—the primary source of funds for our Chapter for the next 12
months. ●With your help, we’ll send even more teachers to SCI’s “American Wilderness
Leadership School”. Each teacher we send to this week-long immersion in outdoor
education comes back much better prepared to inspire interest and enthusiasm for our
hunting heritage into hundreds of young people. ●We’ll launch a three-year commitment to
help the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation expand its programs to educate
young and adult Oklahomans about wildlife conservation and the vital role of hunting in
wildlife management. ●We’ll continue our support of programs to acknowledge the great
personal contributions of our military veterans…and to provide them opportunities to share
our passion for hunting. ●We’ll continue the numerous other initiatives through which we
support wildlife conservation, and by which we seek to ensure the continued freedom to hunt.
Don’t take the right to hunt for granted…and don’t let “someone else” take care of it for you.
We are it. Only our constant vigilance and participation--by each one of us--will preserve this
cherished heritage. On March 5th, enjoy yourselves and, at the same time, please do your
part to ensure that our Chapter has another productive and successful year. See you there!
Thank you!
MJMistelske
Mike Mistelske, President
February, 2011
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Chapter of Safari Club International
Results of recent elections and appointments:
Directors completing their terms & retiring 3/31/2011:
Mike Mistelske
Mike Smith
Current directors elected to another term:
Jerry D. Noblin, Jr.
Leonard Hansen
Joshua Grogis
New directors:
Larry Gerads
Josh Jones
Jed Crabb*
Lew Case*
Treasurer:
Elected to another term—Leonard Hansen
President:
Retiring 3/31/2011—Mike Mistelske
Elected, effective 4/1/2011—Dennis Elliott
*replacing retiring directors
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Do you remember the photo of the really happy young lady that I included in the president’s
letter in the December issue of Safari Trails?
Here’s the rest of the story, by the young huntress herself…
Mike Mistelske
On the morning of my hunt I had to wake up real early. I was up before the sun
was! And I had to wear Long johns, pants, a shirt, a jacket, snake boots, and a hat
that said Buffy. When we got to the blind I had to get in first, because we had to
put the gun in the blind and our bags. Then we got all set. Then we just sat there
for a while. After sitting there for a while, I said very quietly there’s a deer behind
the feeding tree. And my papa said when it walks out we can get the gun ready.
Then he said there is two! We kept arguing which deer I should shoot. There was
a doe and a yearling and I shot the yearling. I shot the deer about twenty feet
away. And it just dropped down dead. And I shot it with one shot. I almost got
my buck but I didn’t get a clear shot. And I’m just going to keep trying and never
give up. I want to thank my Papa Skip for all the information and my Grandma
Betty for helping me study for my test. I want to thank my mom for cheering me
on and everybody else.
Written By, Melody Age, 8
Hunt with your kids, not for them.
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from the Huntin’ Fool
New Mexico Senate Bill SB196 has recently passed the Senate Conservation Committee and is heading to
the Senate Fiscal Committee. Regular non-resident applicants will be limited to 2% of the total number of tags
where guided hunters (residents and non-residents) may get 8% of the tags for any given hunt!
New Mexico currently allocates permits in the antelope, Mule deer, and elk drawing as follows: 78% to residents, 12% to non-residents contracted with an outfitter, and 10% to regular non-resident applicants. This bill in
the New Mexico legislature would eliminate the current allocation to non-residents giving 90% to residents and
8% to non-residents and residents who contract with an outfitter and only 2% to regular non-resident applicants.
In addition to the split the bill considers implementing the requirement to purchase a non-refundable hunting
license to apply which is estimated at $90 for non-residents as well as other non-refundable application fees.
It is our understanding that the changes listed below have strong support and have a great chance to pass:
• Permit allocation: 90% to resident, 8% to non-residents and residents with an outfitter, and 2% to
regular non-resident applicants.
• Add a required $90 non-fundable hunting license to apply (plus regular application fees per species)
• Still no point system
• Allocation may apply to other species as well (sheep, oryx, and ibex)
Bill details: http://www.nmlegis.gov/lcs/_session.aspx?chamber=S&legtype=B&legno=%20196&year=11
Bill amendments/committee report: http://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/11%20Regular/bills/senate/SB0196CO1.pdf
We have made it very easy to submit your comments to every Senator in New Mexico. Simply GO TO THE
WEBSITE http://www.huntinfool.com/ and enter your information and comments.
If this passes it will greatly affect all non-residents opportunity to hunt New Mexico. No matter what
your opinion is of these potential changes to New Mexico permit allocation and the application process,
we encourage you to voice your thoughts. New Mexico needs to hear from non-residents!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: “The Three Little Pigs”
Once upon a time, on a rare wintery day in
southern Oklahoma…
…with spear and gun
and knife,
three stalwart friends
went afield…
…the end.
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MJM
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Benjamin Harrison LeForce, 64, of Enid passed from this life on Tuesday, Jan. 25,
2011.
Benjamin LeForce was born on a wheat farm in the Great Plains of Northern Oklahoma.
He began hunting rodents, sparrows, and tin cans as a boy and was soon shooting upland game
with his father and grandfather. While in high school, Ben graduated to the marvelous world
of small bore centerfire rifles. By around age 20, he acquired a 30-06 that, over the years, has
accounted for whitetails, antelope, and other North American game. He has also guided many
successful hunts on the family ranch. As a businessman, his family farm has been developed
into one of the premier seed production and marketing companies in the United States.
Ben’s love of shooting led to reloading and ballistics work. Accurizing rifles and developing correct hunting loads have taken many hours and thousands of rounds on the company’s
500-yard firing range. He hunted big game in three continents and seven countries - everything
from black bears to elephants. During that time, he introduced his wife, Paula, to hunting and
shooting. Her first animal was a record book springbok taken in Namibia. She recently bagged
a record book kudu. Paula and Ben were the recipients of sixteen international hunting awards.
The pair decided their experience in international hunting and travel should be shared with
other hunters. They continually monitored hunting outfitters, government regulations, political
situations, and travel information to bring their clients the most up-to-date information available. Personal friendships with many of the world’s best outfitters and professional hunters further enhanced their knowledge. They were members of the Safari Club International, the Dallas
Safari Club, the National Rifle Association, the International Professional Hunter’s Association,
and the Professional Hunter’s Association of South Africa. Their mission was to help others find
quality, affordable hunting and to provide the necessary logistics to make it happen.
Ben’s Final Words — “Do not mourn for me, my friends, for I am in a place of unlimited game with an endless supply of ammunition and a great guide.
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Objectives: STONE SHEEP, MOUNTAIN GOAT and MOOSE
in the heart of the Cassiar Mountains
Texts & photos of the author JUAN IGLESIAS www.gadorcaza.com
Part Two “LA PERLA DE LAS ROCOSAS”
[“The Pearl Of The Rockies”]
Foreword by Mike Mistelske:
My friend and SCI member in Spain, Juan Iglesias, shares the second of the three parts of
his diary of a month-long hunt in British Columbia. In ”Part One”, in the November, 2010,
issue of Safari Trails, Juan recounted the first eleven days of his adventure and the high
price he paid to take a great Stone Sheep. Now Juan’s diary tells of the next few days in the
most northerly of Canada’s Northern Interior Mountains, in pursuit of a white goat.
Thanks again, Juan, for sharing this with us.
Having fulfilled the
first objective with
a magnificent
Stone Sheep
trophy, the
Canadian
adventure
continues in
British Columbia.
Known for his white and silky hair, the “Mountain Goat” is a born climber, capable
of traversing the most treacherously steep rocks and the most dangerous chasms.
With his hair white as the snow and his stout appearance, it might look to us that it
would be easy to make a stealthy approach to this great animal, but that could not
be further from reality. When they see us or feel chased, they take to the heights,
and there it is very dangerous for the hunter to approach due to the difficult
conditions of the summits where the goat moves with great agility.
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Rest, warm tea, and dehydrated soups have quickly eased our pains and restored
everyone’s energy after the exhausting effort of the last eleven days in the mountains. We
busy ourselves reorganizing our gear and verifying that my rifle is still sighted correctly. In
the evening we allow ourselves the luxury of a good warm shower and a shave. Starting
tomorrow, my intention is for a representative trophy of the Mountain Goat. I’m not
determined to beat any record, having seen in the previous days that the scarcity of males
will not make it an easy hunt. We have seen only a few groups of females and young.
DAY 13
At dawn we depart our camp on the banks of Lake Tucho. On this adventure, Scott, the
primary guide, and I are accompanied by Blair, a strong young man of northern Canada.
We make this march on foot, because the mountainous zone where we are going is very
rough…impossible for horses. It will take us eight long hours to reach the base of the
mountain range where we will begin our hunting. The day passes with many rest stops as
we struggle to cross the almost-impenetrable forest of pines. Finally we come to a
clearing where we set up our camp and light a fire. Until dark we glass the mountainous
panorama that surrounds us in hopes of seeing a male goat, but without success.
DAY 14
We break camp, and in two hours we reach the top of a hill part way up the mountain.
Immediately we spot a male mountain goat in the distance. We set up the spotting scope
only to find that the goat has one broken horn, perhaps from a fight or a fall. We are
greatly disappointed.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: As we continue our ascent, we surprise two magnificent moose. We are content to
capture them in a few photos, and it is incredible to see these giant deer run between the
rocks of the hillside.
We reach a lush area where the sunny hillsides offer an ideal sun porch for these
ungulates of the mountain. We glass and in a few minutes we discern a big group of
females and their young. It is quite a spectacle to see the little ones of only three months
age climbing along with their mothers.
We continue our march and on having come to a place with a good view, we see a
minuscule white speck on the opposite mountain range. It is solitary, and logic suggests
that he must be a male. We set up the spotting scope and confirm that it is a legal billy
and well worth it for us to try for him. The challenge is that it is necessary to cross the
whole valley, and we are in his angle of vision. Another option might be to go back around
our mountain and find some way to approach him from above, but we discard this
possibility because of the difficulty of the climb…rocks as big as trucks have been
detached by erosion or by earthquakes of the past and would make the trip too dangerous.
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Meanwhile the male, who had been grazing calmly, walks towards a nearby cliff with deep
cracks, and in a few minutes he is lost from sight. Then we understand that he was
looking for refuge in these crevasses…escape from the voracious mosquitoes that are
counted by the thousands and are making life almost impossible to any living being. When
we keep moving they are not too bad, but when we stop it is terrifying…the perspiration of
the body excites them, the repellant spray is exhausted, and in desperation I try sunscreen cream. It works well only during the first few minutes.
The place where the goat has taken refuge will facilitate our approach. We are more than
two hours getting into position, and the best we can do is a shooting distance of 220
meters. Now we must hope that the goat will get up and should offer us his side.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: After thirty minutes of waiting the majestic male stands and presents a beautiful picture. I
put it in the crosshairs, and on having received the first impact, it staggers. Blair repeats to
me with insistence, “Shoot, shoot Juan!”. I repeat the shot and through the riflescope I see
tufts of white hair fly, but it does not go down. After a few seconds he turns a little and
again receives another impact…this time he falls!
We embrace each other and already feel confident…then Blair mentions to me that he has
had several experiences with goats, saying that they are extremely tough and after taking
several hits they commonly make a wild dash and are often lost between the cliffs only to
die later never to be found.
Upon arrival, however, we find a beautiful animal with perfect horns about nine inches in
length…a success and a lot more than expected. We take the necessary photos and
remove the precious skin of the entire body. For the beauty of this goat, I must do a whole
mount; it is spectacular!
We decide to stay the night in this stunning valley. We set the camp, and it is a pleasure
to recall the day’s events as I lie between the warm layers of the sleeping bag.
DAY 15
On the following morning an agreeable sensation floods us; the goal has been achieved!
We return to our base at Lake Tucho, and upon our arrival it makes me happy to see in my
bag the last taste of cured Spanish ham with which we celebrate this hunt!
Juan Iglesias
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TO OUR MARCH 5TH, 2011, ANNUAL
FUNDRAISER BANQUET & AUCTION…
…FREE GIFT ITEMS FOR EVERYONE
AND…
…A $3,250 ALASKAN FISHING TRIP
THAT YOU CAN PURCHASE FOR $500
WE STILL HAVE SEATS AND TABLES AVAILABLE, BUT THEY
ARE FILLING UP QUICKLY. GET YOUR SEATS NOW!
YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE GIFT PACKAGE* EASILY WORTH
$100 OR MORE WITH EVERY SEAT PURCHASED.
THIS PACKAGE WILL INCLUDE A NUMBER OF ITEMS:
…
AN HOUR’S RANGE TIME
AT H&H GUN RANGE
AND…
YOUR FREE GIFT PACKAGE WITH EVERY SEAT PURCHASED WILL INCLUDE (cont’d on next page)…
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: …YOUR FREE GIFT PACKAGE WITH EVERY SEAT PURCHASED WILL INCLUDE (cont’d):
AND…
Clary’s Taxidermy
13124 LaCresta Dr.,
Piedmont, OK
…A $50 DISCOUNT FROM
CLARY’S TAXIDERMY
…A $20 DISCOUNT
FROM
“CELEBRATING HOME”
…A 10%
DISCOUNT
FROM
SUPERIOR
AMMUNITION
…A 5% DISCOUNT
FROM CECIL’S
DISCOUNT TIRES
THAT’S A PACKAGE EASILY WORTH $100--FREE
*Gifts are provided by third parties; OSC/SCI is not
WITH EACH SEAT.
responsible for delivery, content, or suitability.
AND…(cont’d on next page)…
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IF YOU PURCHASE ONE OR MORE TABLES (RESERVE
OR ANY SPONSOR LEVEL), YOU WILL HAVE THE OPTION TO
PURCHASE A $3,250 ALASKA FISHING TRIP FOR ONLY $500.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR TODAY! BANQUET--MARCH 5TH, 2011.
LOOK FOR THE BANQUET TICKET PURCHASE FORM
AND THE ALASKA FISHING TRIP PURCHASE FORM
IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF SAFARI TRAILS
AND ON OUR WEBSITE NOW. SEE YOU VERY SOON!
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P. O. Box 890307, Oklahoma City, OK 73189 * Phone 405-703-3381
26th ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET AND CHARITY FUND RAISER
SATURDAY, MARCH 5th, 2011
Registration 4:30 to 6:30 PM --- Outfitters’ Room Open 2:30 to 6:30
NATIONAL COWBOY & WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM
1700 N. E. 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111
-------TICKET PURCHASE FORM ------Mail, E-Mail, or Fax Ticket Purchase Form to: Judy Rork - OSC-SCI, P. O. Box 890307, Oklahoma City, OK 73189
Email [email protected] * Fax 405-735-9537
FREE GIFTS: WITH EVERY TICKET, YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE GIFT PACKAGE* INCLUDING:
H&H range time; Celebrating Home gift cert; discounts at Clary’s Taxidermy, Superior Ammunition, and Cecil’s Tires
“PLATINUM” AND “DIAMOND” SPONSORSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE.
THESE OFFER SUBSTANTIAL BENEFITS AND RECOGNITION IN RETURN FOR HIGHER LEVELS OF SUPPORT.
FOR DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT MIKE MISTELSKE [email protected]/918-695-8556.
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$_______
GOLD SPONSOR $900 -Receive 8 tickets at a premium location Reserved Table with
special recognition in the program & OSC website & Safari Trails for one year. Letter for
tax purposes indicating donation value will be provided.
In addition you will receive two (2) raffle tickets for Sponsor-only drawing – Value $ 500
PURCHASING
A TABLE?
$_______
GOLD SPONSOR $750 - IF PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 31st, 2011
$_______
SILVER SPONSOR $750 - Receive 8 tickets at a preferred location Reserved Table with
special recognition in the program & OSC website & Safari Trails for one year. Letter for
tax purposes indicating donation value will be provided.
In addition you will receive one (1) raffle ticket for Sponsor-only drawing – Value $ 250
$_______
SILVER SPONSOR $600 - IF PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 31st, 2011
$_______
RESERVE TABLE $600 - Receive 8 tickets at a Reserved Table.
Confirmed seating for you & seven (7) guests.
$_______
RESERVE TABLE $400 – IF PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE JANAURY 31st, 2011
$_______
GENERAL ADMISSION - $70 – IF PURCHASED AFTER JANUARY 31st, 2011 ($ 95 @ THE DOOR)
$_______
GENERAL ADMISSION - $45 – IF PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 31st, 2011
See the
supplemental
form for your
optional
purchase of an
Alaska fishing
trip for only
$500.
$3,250 value!
SPONSOR TABLES PURCHASED AFTER FEBRUARY 15th, 2011, WILL NOT BE LISTED IN THE BANQUET PROGRAM.
Tickets will be held at the door – Tickets will not be mailed.
OSC-SCI is a 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization.
BID CARDS REQUIRED TO BID IN LIVE & SILENT AUCTIONS: MEMBERS–NO CHARGE; NON-MEMBERS - $50
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
Authorized Amount: ________________
________Check (Make check payable to SCI-Oklahoma Station)
___Visa___ MC Card Account Number: ______________________________ 3 Digit # on Reverse side of card____________
(Absolutely necessary)
Expires: _____________ Cardholder signature _____________________________________________________
Reminder: We cannot process your order without the expiration date & 3 Digit #
======================================================================================================================
NAME ________________________________________ ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________________
CITY & STATE _______________________________ ZIP ___________ DAYTIME PHONE: (_____) _________________USA & Canada provide telephone #.
All other countries please provide FAX number instead of phone number.
Fax No. (____)____________________________
E-Mail __________________________________________________________
*Gifts are provided by third parties; OSC/SCI is not responsible for delivery, content, or suitability.
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P. O. Box 890307, Oklahoma City, OK 73189 * Phone 405-703-3381
26th ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET & CHARITY FUND RAISER
SATURDAY, MARCH 5th, 2011
Registration 4:30 to 6:30 PM --- Outfitters’ Room Open 2:30 to 6:30
NATIONAL COWBOY & WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM
1700 N. E. 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111
-------ALASKA FISHING TRIP PURCHASE FORM ------IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE AN ALASKA FISHING TRIP,
VALUE $3,250, FOR ONLY $500, INCLUDE THIS FORM
WITH YOUR BANQUET TICKET PURCHASE FORM.
YOU MUST BUY AT LEAST ONE TABLE (RESERVE, SILVER,
OR GOLD) TO QUALIFY FOR THIS DISCOUNTED ALASKA
FISHING TRIP. ONE DISCOUNTED TRIP PER GROUP.
Mail, E-Mail, or Fax this Alaska Fishing Trip Purchase Form to:
Judy Rork - OSC-SCI, P. O. Box 890307
SAVE
Oklahoma City, OK 73189
$2,750+!
Email [email protected] Fax 405-735-9537
ALASKA FISHING TRIP…VALUE: $3,250.00: 5 night/ 6-day fully guided fishing trip in Alaska for one
angler who must bring one or more paying anglers…$3,250 for second angler; discounts for more (see below).
Fully guided 4-on-1 fishing (tackle, rods, reels included), fillet, freeze and vacuum package your fish.
McDougall Lodge, L.C Ron Jewett, (907) 733-2818 lodge phone Website: www.mcdougalllodge.com
For information or to book your trip contact Ron at [email protected]
ADD’L ANGLERS: $2,950.00 each [Non-fishermen and kids under 12, _ price (_ of $3,250 = $1,625)].
DATES: June – September 2011 or 2012 (Monday morning arrival and Saturday evening departure) .
LOCATION: Lake Creek, Alaska; 65 miles NW of Anchorage.
ACCOMODATIONS: Lodging and meals included; satellite TV and Wi-Fi.
TRANSPORTATION: Angler is responsible to and from Anchorage.
Float plane cost approx. $220 per person round trip.
Upgrades available. License (approx. $75), gratuity and alcoholic beverages not included.
This “special purchase” is transferrable. It may not be used with any other discount, promotion, special offer or
SCI/other-auction trip from McDougall or Tal Lodges. Only 1 such special purchase may be used per group.
SAVE
$2,750+!
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
Authorized Amount: ____$500________
___Visa___ MC Card Account Number: ______________________________ 3 Digit # on Reverse side of card____________
Expires: _____________ Cardholder signature _____________________________________________________
Reminder: We cannot process your purchase without the expiration date & 3 Digit #
======================================================================================================================
NAME ________________________________________ ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________________
CITY & STATE _______________________________ ZIP ___________ DAYTIME PHONE: (_____) _________________USA & Canada provide telephone #.
All other countries please provide FAX number instead of phone number.
Fax No. (____)____________________________
E-Mail __________________________________________________________
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: FOR THE MARCH 5TH, 2011, ANNUAL BANQUET AND AUCTION
“The Bucket List IV”
(A NEAR-FINAL LIST OF AUCTION ITEMS…still subject to change)
NOW ALMOST $600,000!
DO IT WHILE THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE; LIFE IS ABOUT EXPERIENCE!
OUTFITTER OR OTHER SUPPORTER
Safrique
The Wilderness Refuge
Hunt In Spain
Fawnie Mountain Outfitters
Tal River Lodges
Brant Hill
Lad Shunneson
Hunt In Europe
Zulu Nyala Group
Silvertine Wildlife
David Denies
New Zealand Safaris
Hunt In Spain
Lad Shunneson
Horseshoe Hill Ranch
Alaska Legends
Triple S Wildlife
Silvertine Wildlife
Flying W Ranch
Texoma Stripers
Mankazana Safaris
Fraser Safaris New Zealand
AUCTION ITEM
[as of 10 Feb, 2011]
Mozambique: Hunt Cape buffalo
Oklahoma: Hunt whitetail deer
Spain: Hunt trophy fallow deer
British Columbia: Hunt black bear
Alaska: Fishing
Oklahoma: Hunt ducks & geese
Mexico: Deep-sea fishing
Macedonia: Hunt big game
South Africa: Photo safari
Saskatchewan: Hunt whitetail deer
Argentine: Hunt doves
New Zealand: Hunt big game
Spain: Hunt trophy mouflon sheep
Mexico: Hunt ducks & doves; deep-sea fishing
Pennsylvania: Hunt whitetail deer
Alaska: Fishing & wildlife viewing
Oklahoma: Hunt deer/turkey/hogs/etc
Saskatchewan: Hunt elk
Kansas: Hunt pheasants
Oklahoma: Fishing
South Africa: Hunt plains game
New Zealand: Hunt red stag
“The Bucket List IV” is continued on the next page…
Email [email protected] * Phone 405-703-3381 * Fax 405-735-9537
Visit Our Website: www.oklahomastationsci.org
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: “The Bucket List IV”, continued…(page 2 of 3)…
Miller Ranch—J & J Hunting
Sunrise Images
Patagonia Wild Trout
Chain Ranch
Pampa Outfitters
Action Whitewater
Lost Creek Elk & Exotics
Chain Ranch
MG Argentina
Mellon Creek Outfitters
Africa Maximum
JB Safaris Namibia
Hickory Ridge Ranch
--Jewelry---Jewelry-Gunwerks
Lorenzo Ghiglieri
Lorenzo Ghiglieri
Laran Ghiglieri
Legend Waterfowl
Rawhide Creek Ranch
Inkspot Outdoors
Horseshoe Hill Ranch
SCI Trophy Records
Oklahoma Station Chapter
Thompson/Center
Thompson/Center
J & R Outfitters
Kuvhima Safaris
AUCTION ITEM
[as of 10 Feb, 2011]
Personal safari-adventure poster
Argentina: Fishing and various excursions
Oklahoma: Hunt hogs
Argentina: Hunt red stag
Idaho: Whitewater rafting
Oklahoma: Hunt big game
Oklahoma: Hunt turkeys & hogs; fish
Argentina: Hunt doves
Texas: Hunt whitetail deer and hogs
Namibia: Hunt plains game
Black Tahitian Pearl and Diamond Necklace
Akoya Pearl and Ruby Necklace & Earrings
Wyoming: Long-range shooting school
Bronze: "Primitive Force"
Bronze: "Lookout"
Bronze: "African Treasure"
Oklahoma: Hunt waterfowl
Oklahoma: Hunt deer, turkeys, or predators
Texas: Hunt free-range aoudad
Pennsylvania: Hunt elk
$550 certificate for record-book entries
Life Membership
ICON “Classic” rifle, .300 Winchester Magnum
ICON “Ultra-Wood” rifle, .243 Winchester
Florida: Hunt sika deer
“The Bucket List IV” is continued on the next page…
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AUCTION ITEM
[as of 10 Feb, 2011]
Kimber
Kimber
Kimber
“84M” rifle, .308 Winchester
“8400 Caprivi” rifle, .375 H&H
“Classic II” pistol, .45 ACP
Tuffpak
Gun case and “saddlebag”
Roberts Ranch Outfitters
Koslow’s Furs
Koslow’s Furs
Koslow’s Furs
The Crescent Hotel
Eskridge Lexus of OKC
Wild Wings (framed print)
Joshua Spies (framed print)
Briarwood Sporting Club
Royal Vista Southwest
SCI
Ruger
Remington
Benelli
Black Rock Creek Otftrs.
Ladies Full-Length Mink Coat
Ladies Mink Jacket
Ladies Mink Vest
Eureka Springs Escape
Luxury Weekend Getaway
“Challenge to All” - World Record Elk
“Flat Out” - Pronghorns
“Abandoned Farmstead” - Whitetail Deer
“Distant Thunder” – Bison
“Vantage Point”
Ohio: Hunt whitetail deer
Assisted Equine Reproduction
Spousal Life Membership
“LCR-LG“ revolver, .38 special, w/ lasergrips
“770” rifle, .300 Win Mag w/ Scope
“SuperNova” shotgun, 12 gauge
Oklahoma: Hunt bull elk
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: “PLATINUM” and “DIAMOND” sponsorships are available
for the 2011 SCI Oklahoma Station Chapter banquet
1) “Platinum”…a $5,000 cash sponsorship… in return for which we will provide…
…a table for eight at the banquet,
…a life membership in our Oklahoma chapter
[unless either already an OSC life member or not already a prerequisite SCI life member, in either
of which case we will substitute $750 credit toward auction purchases],
…$1,250 worth of tickets for the special sponsor-only raffle,
...special recognition in our banquet program (unless the donor prefers not),
…a special personal award, and
…a letter for tax purposes*.
2) “Diamond”…a $10,000 cash sponsorship…in return for which we will provide…
…a table for eight at the banquet,
…a life membership in SCI and a life membership in our Oklahoma chapter
[unless already an SCI life member but not an OSC life member, in which case we will substitute
an OSC life membership and $1,500 credit toward auction purchases]
or
[unless already an SCI life member and an OSC life member, in which case we will substitute
$2,250 credit toward auction purchases],
…$2,500 worth of tickets for the special sponsor-only raffle,
…special recognition in our banquet program (unless the donor prefers not),
…a special personal award, and
…a letter for tax purposes*.
Email or call Mike Mistelske: [email protected]/918-695-8556
*[the Oklahoma Station Chapter of SCI is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization]
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: SCI Banquet Menu
March 05, 2011
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
Smoked Brisket with Cognac Glaze
Served With sweet and spicy BBQ Sauce
BBQ Boneless Breast of Chicken
Charcoal Grilled
Orange Honey BBQ Pulled Pork
(pickles, onions, jalapeños, pepperoncini’s , and BBQ sauce)
Potatoes Au Gratin
Bourbon Baked Beans
Fresh Baked Rolls
With Whipped Butter
Cole Slaw
Home Made Apple Cobbler with Cinnamon & Pecans
Served with Whipped Cream
Georgia Peach Cobbler
Served with Whipped Cream
Iced Tea and Lemonade
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: LADIES’ DOOR PRIZE!
“Maasai Mara” Sterling Leopard Necklace Set
Sterling silver is transformed into a treasure of Kenya’s Maasai Mara, a
stunning leopard. Black lace agate stones complete the design with
rich swirls of color.
This is an elegant and unique piece of art that will be the center of
attention whenever it is worn.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: PLANNING TO BID ON ANY OF OUR THREE HUNTS
IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA?
HERE’S AN OPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE $2,350
South African Conservation
Game Capture and Touring Package
ADDED VALUE FOR YOU…$2,350…IF YOU ARE THE BUYER OF ANY
OF OUR THREE HUNTS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, HERE
IS A 9-DAY PACKAGE THAT YOU CAN ADD AT YOUR OPTION. THIS IS
STRICTLY YOUR CHOICE ONLY IF YOU WANT IT, AND YOU DON’T NEED
TO DECIDE UNTIL AFTER THE AUCTION. IF YOU DON’T WANT IT, JUST
IGNORE IT. IF YOU DO WANT IT, YOU’LL SAVE YOURSELF $2,350 ON
THIS UNIQUE 9-DAY PACKAGE.
[THIS IS NOT AN AUCTON ITEM, IT HAS NOTHING DIRECTLY
TO DO WITH ANY HUNT. IT’S JUST AN OPTION FOR YOU…
ADDED VALUE…AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE $2,350.]
OPTIONAL GAME CAPTURE…CONT’D NEXT PAGE…
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: OPTIONAL GAME CAPTURE, CONT’D…
South African Conservation Game Capture and Touring Package
Hanno Van Rensburg ~ Authentic African Adventures
Experience the excitement of live action game capture in South Africa. You will take
part and actually have a role in authentic conservation game capture activities. Animals
ranging from Cape Buffalo to Giraffe and all Plains Game animals will be captured using
various methods and taken to other locations.
Rates include all meals, lodging, daily laundry service, roundtrip pickup and drop from
Johannesburg Airport or Thambo International Airport and the adrenaline filled
experience of African Game Capture. Arrival and departure days are free so you are
actually in Africa for 9 days. Added attractions for this package are in the following
schedule: 3 or 4 days of game capture, 1 day Photo Touring in a 40,000 acre Game Park, 1
day River Cruise on the Limpopo River, and 1 day Vulture Feeding in the morning and an
afternoon visit to a Lion Park.
You come for free, and you must bring at least one more person (may bring up to nine).
Per-person value: $2,350 (one free; all others $2,350 each…must bring at least one
other). E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Web site: www.authenticafricanadventures.org
Phone: +27 83 463 3507
THREE OF THESE PACKAGES ARE AVAILABLE. IF YOU BUY ANY OF THE
THREE HUNTS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, YOU MAY ADD ONE
OF THESE PACKAGES IF YOU WISH.
[ON EACH PACKAGE ONE PERSON IS FREE, AT LEAST ONE PAID
PERSON MUST ALSO GO, AND ONE PACKAGE PER PARTY.]
YOU DEAL DIRECTLY WITH HANNO VAN RENSURG.
---AN OPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY TO
SAVE $2,350--THREE OF THESE OPTIONAL
PACKAGES ARE AVAILABLE.
ONE MAY BE ADDED TO EACH
OF OUR THREE HUNTS IN RSA,
IF YOU WISH.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: GENERAL DOOR PRIZE---EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE TO WIN
8x32 Merlin Binoculars
8x32 Merlin - Lightweight, compact,
yet full featured. Because of the
lighter weight, this binocular is ideally
suited for longer walks or hikes. The
performance is uncompromising and
will equal many larger binoculars.
Close focus distance: 8.9 feet
Exit pupil: 4 mm
Eye relief: 16.5 mm
Field of view: 336 feet at 1,000 yards
Dimensions: (inches)
5.5Lx2.2Hx5.2W
IP (Inter Pupil) Distance: 57-73mm
Weight: 22 ozs.
Length: 5.47 inches
Height: 2.25 inches
Width: 5.15 inches
Warranty: 10-year limited
RETAIL VALUE $729
Includes a super-comfortable neoprene neck strap, a rain-guard,
objective caps, and a case with strap; and is tripod mountable.
The optics are made with premium optical glass and are coated with our
own natural color transmission multi-coating which boosts light transmission much higher than
similar binoculars in this price range and yields extraordinary clarity, resolution and color fidelity.
Focusing is our unique "Fast-Focus" system which turns from close focus to infinite distance in two
full turns of the focus wheel, for razor sharp fine tuning. The focusing is smooth and precise, and it's
waterproof.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: “THE WILDERNESS REFUGE”
BIG OKLAHOMA WHITETAIL!
Contact person:
Bob Moore
EVER DREAM
Phone: 405-642-6292
OF A
Email: [email protected]
170-179”
OR
Kevin Wallace
Phone: 405-823-3572
email: [email protected]
WHITETAIL
BUCK?
web: http://www.thewildernessrefuge.com
SCI contact: Mike Mistelske
Hunt: 3 days and 3 nights
guided hunting for a
170” – 179” whitetail buck
How many guests: one
Where:
Wellston, Oklahoma
When: Sept-Nov, 2011 or 2012,
any available dates
Value:
$7,500
Description: A 3-day guided hunt and 3-night stay at this new, premier whitetail
destination…1,000 acres of prime whitetail habitat where you can expect to see bucks to 230”
or larger, with first-class lodging and meals (private bedroom and bathroom for each hunter).
Included with your hunt and lodging are your license and tag, airport pickup in OKC or Guthrie
if needed…and of course a big whitetail buck…up to 179”! Hunt with rifle, muzzle-loader,
handgun, or archery.
Arrive on Thursday, depart after hunting hours the following Sunday.
Hunt additional days @ $300/day. Upgrades to even bigger bucks if you wish.
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“The Wilderness Refuge is located in the big oak timber of Central Oklahoma. It is co-owned
by Kevin W. Wallace and Bob G. Moore. We specialize in quality trophy whitetail deer hunts of
a lifetime. Your experience with us will be the ultimate in deer hunting. We provide guide
service for each hunt with a one on one experienced guide and a Ranch King blind for
comfortable coverage during the hunt. Your license and tags are included with your hunt along
with 1st class lodging, meals, and an atmosphere only The Refuge can offer.”
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: CONTACT PERSON:
Lucía López,
Assistant to Sr. Fabres
ONCE AGAIN, OUR
GREAT GOOD FORTUNE!
ALFONSO FABRES
E-MAIL:
[email protected] or
[email protected]
ONE OF SCI’S OLDEST
AND MOST STEADFAST
SUPPORTERS
OUTFITTER AND GUIDE TO
THE KING OF SPAIN
AN EXCITING
PRIVILEGE TO OFFER
THIS HUNT!
FALLOW DEER
WEB:
www.huntinspain.com
SCI-OK contact:
Mike Mistelske
Adventure:
Spanish big game and more!
Where:
NW Spain, near beautiful Salmanca (and close to Portugal)
Date(s) of Trip:
August 15, 2011 – February 15, 2012, subject to availability of outfitter
Value:
$9,200.00
Description: Unlimited hunting days and fee for any trophy fallow buck, even the largest
gold medal. The hunt is valid until a trophy buck is collected or wounded. The number of
days for this hunt is unlimited, however, the hunt is over if the trophy is collected, wounded or
if 3 reasonable chances are missed. Other species of big game are available, but it is not a
requirement to take additional species. Many other activities are also available.
Accommodation for this hunt is unique: an 18th century lodge which has been refurnished
with all modern facilities (www.lasahijaderas.com). It is based in one of Spain's oldest bullfighting ranches, where you will be able to see and take pictures of these free, impressive
and beautiful animals in the wild--and if you enjoy a challenge you are welcome to fight one.
If you are keen on culture and tradition, you will enjoy visiting nearby Salamanca, one of
the best examples of Romanic and Gothic art in the World. It is full of Roman Bridges,
Cathedrals, Castles and Monasteries, and a visit is highly recommended if you come with a
companion on this trip. Salamanca was elected the European Capital of Culture in 2002.
INCLUDED:
-HUNTING PERMIT TAG-TROPHY FEE-TROPHY SURCHARGES, even GOLD MEDAL
-FULL ACCOMODATION, TRANSPORTATION, & 1x1 PROFESSIONAL HUNTER GUIDE
-RED FOX, if found during the hunt, are also included
NOT INCLUDED:
-Hotels while in Madrid
-Hunting license & Insurance: $290; -Export permit & Veterinary certificates: $200
-Extra daily rates while hunting other species: $590/day (discounted from normal $695); -Non
hunting companion, $250/day
-18% V.A.T.
This hunt may not in any way be used with any other HuntInSpain SCI/other-auction trip.
PLEASE VISIT THE HUNTINSPAIN WEBSITE FOR MUCH MORE INFORMATION!
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Mankazana Safaris EASTERN CAPE SPECIAL!!
Contact Persons:
A VALUED MULTI-YEAR
SUPPORTER OF OUR
OKLAHOMA CHAPTER!!
US representatives, Joe & Barbara Dabney
Mankazana Safaris North America, LLC
PO Box 177, Mountain View, AR 72560
Phone: 870-269-3494
US Website: www.mankazanasafaris.com
OUTFITTER’S AFRICAN WEBSITE: http://www.mankazana.co.za
Hunt:
OUR ONLY HUNT FOR THE UNIQUE SPECIES OF THE EASTERN CAPE:
Ten days and eleven nights for one hunter and one observer, all daily fees 1X1.
*Observer may upgrade to hunter.
Additional hunters and/or observers are not required but are welcome at regular
fees (2011 fees: hunter $400/day 1X1 or $325/day 2X1; observer $175/day).
Where:
Hunt the foothills of the Winterberg Mountains, in the Eastern Cape of the
Republic of South Africa
Number of Guests: 1 Hunter and 1 Observer
Value:
$5,750.00+
Date(s) of Trip:
To be set by mutual agreement 2011/2012
Description: The winning bidder and companion will enjoy the special beauty and unique
species of RSA’s Eastern Cape. Mankazana Safaris, named for the Mankazana River
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: which flows through this beautiful area of abundant wildlife, encompasses over 80,000
acres and offers over 30 species of game, some unique to the Eastern Cape.
The hunter will pay regular trophy fees, which are very reasonable and competitive.
Species to be hunted include these which are unique to the area:
East Cape kudu
Cape bushbuck
Bontebuck
Black wildebeest
Vaal rhebok
Mountain reedbuck
Cape springbuck
Pickup from and return to the airport in Port Elizabeth is included, or guests may prefer to
rent a vehicle and combine their visit to Mankazana with a tour of the Eastern Cape’s
beautiful ocean coastline. Side trips can be arranged for various activities, including a visit
to famous Addo National Elephant Park, or for deep-sea fishing.
*The outfitter will gladly apply the included observer day fee to a second hunter. The
second hunter, if hunting 1x1 would pay $225 per day; if hunting 2x1, $150 per day."
See Mankazana Safari’s website for much additional information.
ADDITIONAL VALUE: Henry Durrheim of RiflePermits.com in Johannesburg will discount
his normal $90/hunter fee to $60 for a single hunter or to $45/hunter for multiple hunters for
obtaining your RSA firearms license in advance of your arrival. Using such a service is
highly recommended.
UNLIKE MANY OF THE HUNTS THAT ARE PROPOSED by African outfitters, where
trophy fees are so high that even free daily rates aren’t worth it, Mankazana’s trophy fees
are competitive, and the operation is a superior one.
The species and the location distinguish this hunt from all other African hunts
offered at this fundraiser.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: MG Hunting Argentina
Olaguer y Feliu 1787, (1636),
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
Tel/Fax: +5411-4795-4819 / +54-11-4794-6913
E-Mail [email protected]
Web site www.mghunting.com
Adventure:
Where:
High-volume dove & pigeon shooting in Cordoba! Four hunters,
two days, 1,000-1,500 shots/day/hunter. Includes hunt, lodging,
meals.
Province of Cordoba, Argentina
Number of Guests: 4 Hunters
A VALUED MULTI-YEAR SUPPORTER
OF OUR OKLAHOMA CHAPTER!!
Value:
$4,650.00
Date(s) of Trip:
To be set by mutual agreement 2011/12 (yr-round hunting)
This 2-day hunt is performed at the Province of Cordoba, 800 Km distance from
Buenos Aires, one-hour fifteen minutes flight. Cordoba is renowned for being the
most important site in the world for dove shooting. Within this area you will be
able to shoot 1,000 to 1,500 shots per day to an incredible amount of doves and
pigeons.
Our first class Lodge has 6 double-bedroom suites, a large dining area, and
comfortable sitting rooms where we get together after a long day of shooting, to
have a drink and relax. During our summer months (December – March), hunters
and non-hunting companions can enjoy the swimming pool, golf lawn, and tennis
and volleyball courts.
Marcelo Gil, owner of MG Hunting, will be hosting you during your stay with his
proverbial hospitality and professionalism, putting at your disposal his vast
experience
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: NON-HUNTING COMPANION:
EXTRA HUNTING DAY:
$
$
200 per day per person
500
“
“
If hunters want, MG HUNTING will handle all local travel requisites (hotel
reservations, domestic air tickets reservation, etc.).
HUNT INCLUDES:
Reception and paperwork assistance in all Argentine airports.
Transfers amongst the different shooting spots of hunting areas in modern
all-terrain vehicles and vans.
Accommodation in own Lodge, close to hunting areas in comfortable
double-occupancy suites.
Regional and international meals and beverages of highest quality (hard
drinks inclusive).
Personalized attention by safari organizers.
One Bird-boy per hunter.
HUNT DOES NOT INCLUDE:
Gun permits:
$ 100 per firearm (3 max. per hunter)
Hunting license:
$ 70 per day/per hunter
Ammunition:
$ 12 (box of 25)
Tips: (not over)
$ 100 for the entire hunt.
Domestic flights and layovers in Buenos Aires, telephone calls.
MEALS AND BEVERAGES: Meals are generous. The main ingredient is
Argentine’s world-famous beef. Special menus are prepared upon request
(vegetarian, salt-free, etc.). Alcoholic beverages are included in the price (beer,
scotch whiskey, champagne, and wines).
FIREARMS, SHELLS AND EQUIPMENT: Argentine regulations allow entering
up to three firearms maximum per person, at a feet of $ 100 per gun. If hunters
would not want to travel with firearms, MG HUNTING can provide semi-automatic
shotguns in 12 and 20 gauge at $ 70 daily rental. We also have a wide stock of
shells in gauges 12, 20, 28 and .410 of the highest quality. We suggest to bring
warm clothing for winter months (May to August), and protective earmuffs and
glasses. MG Hunting provides everything else.
If hunters would want to require information on MG HUNTING hunts and
services, we provide references upon request, of all around the world sportsmen,
who have shared safaris with us. We invite you to visit our web site at
www.mghunting.com to see updated photos of our latest hunts and lodges.
---MG Hunting Argentina---
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: CONTACT PERSON:
Lucía López,
Assistant to Sr. Fabres
ONCE AGAIN, OUR
GREAT GOOD FORTUNE!
ALFONSO FABRES
E-MAIL:
[email protected] or
[email protected]
ONE OF SCI’S OLDEST
AND MOST STEADFAST
SUPPORTERS
OUTFITTER AND GUIDE TO
THE KING OF SPAIN
AN EXCITING
PRIVILEGE TO OFFER
THIS HUNT!
MOUFLON SHEEP
WEB:
www.huntinspain.com
SCI-OK contact:
Mike Mistelske
Adventure:
Spanish big game and more!
Where:
NW Spain, near beautiful Salmanca (and close to Portugal)
Date(s) of Trip:
August 15, 2011 – February 15, 2012, subject to availability of outfitter
Value:
$9,200.00
Description: Unlimited hunting days and fee for any trophy Mouflon ram, even the largest
gold medal. The hunt is valid until a trophy sheep is collected or wounded. The number of
days for this hunt is unlimited, however, the hunt is over if the trophy is collected, wounded or
if 3 reasonable chances are missed. Other species of big game are available, but it is not a
requirement to take additional species. Many other activities are also available.
Accommodation for this hunt is unique: an 18th century lodge which has been refurnished
with all modern facilities (www.lasahijaderas.com). It is based in one of Spain's oldest bullfighting ranches, where you will be able to see and take pictures of these free, impressive
and beautiful animals in the wild--and if you enjoy a challenge you are welcome to fight one.
If you are keen on culture and tradition, you will enjoy visiting nearby Salamanca, one of
the best examples of Romanic and Gothic art in the World. It is full of Roman Bridges,
Cathedrals, Castles and Monasteries, and a visit is highly recommended if you come with a
companion on this trip. Salamanca was elected the European Capital of Culture in 2002.
INCLUDED:
-HUNTING PERMIT TAG-TROPHY FEE-TROPHY SURCHARGES, even GOLD MEDAL
-FULL ACCOMODATION, TRANSPORTATION, & 1x1 PROFESSIONAL HUNTER GUIDE
-RED FOX, if found during the hunt, are also included
NOT INCLUDED:
-Hotels while in Madrid
-Hunting license & Insurance: $290; -Export permit & Veterinary certificates: $200
-Extra daily rates while hunting other species: $590/day (discounted from normal $695); -Non
hunting companion, $250/day
-18% V.A.T.
This hunt may not in any way be used with any other HuntInSpain SCI/other-auction trip.
PLEASE VISIT THE HUNTINSPAIN WEBSITE FOR MUCH MORE INFORMATION!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: FROM A GREAT REPEAT SUPPORTER!
Hunt geese and ducks with Brant Hill – TWO HUNTERS!
Contact Brant at: 405-812-0217 or [email protected]
MAKE ROOM IN YOUR FREEZER!
The hunt:
a full day for geese and ducks (from first light ‘til you’ve
had enough)
How many hunters:
two (additional welcome at $300/day/hunter)
Where:
Oklahoma (within approx. 1 hr’s drive of OKC)
When:
Nov, 2011 – Jan, 2012, by agreement with Brant Hill
VALUE:
$600
Description:
You will meet Brant at a location and time (early!) which he
will specify in or near OKC. You May ride with Brant, or you may follow in your
own 4wd vehicle.
Brant has thousands of acres to hunt, all within approximately an hour’s drive
of OKC. Brant hunts a lot and knows what’s going on; he’ll take you where the
action has been best.
The plan is to be in place (Green Head Gear blinds; no pits) and ready to
shoot by first light. You shoot ‘til you fill your limit or wish to call it a day.
Meals are not provided, so you can bring your own, or for a fee Brant will
provide a great home-made breakfast and will pack sandwiches to go. Work
this out with Brant when you schedule your hunt.
Additional days may be scheduled and/or additional hunters are welcome at
$300/day.
You will need all applicable Oklahoma and Federal licenses/stamps before the
hunt date.
This hunt may not in any way be used with any other Brant Hill SCI/otherauction trip.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Hunt: Big Game in Macedonia
Includes 5-10 days’ guided hunting, 6-11
nights’ lodging (no. of days is your choice)
Where:
Date(s) of Trip:
Macedonia
2011 or 2012
Number of Hunters: 1 Hunter and
1 non-hunter
Value:
$5,500 to 11,000
(depending on how many days you hunt)
HuntInEurope...
Contact Person:
Srdja Dimitrijevic
Phone – 0034671213205
E-MAIL – [email protected]
WEB – www.huntineurope.com
SCI-OK contact:
Mike Mistelske
Macedonia, a small mountainous country between Greece and Serbia,
is an excellent place for hunters coming from the US because at least 10
different species of European and exotic big game can be hunted there.
Besides the already famous Balkan Chamois, in HuntInEurope’s hunting
ground, hunters can hunt Kiri-Kiri Ibex (the only place in the world where it
can be hunted with the rifle), Alpine Ibex, Barbary sheep, Axis deer, Tahr,
excellent Mouflon sheep and others.
This hunt is for a 6-11 day stay with 5-10 days of hunting for one hunter
and one observer in HuntInEurope’s own hunting ground of Lakavica, where
they have an excellent five-star hunting house and where almost all species
can be hunted. Hunting is physically easy, and success is all but guaranteed.
Hunting is done from August to March (Balkan Chamois up to 31 Dec).
Such a hunt normally costs $1,100/hunting-day for one hunter & one nonhunter, but these daily fees are what you are bidding on in this auction
item…for up to ten days of hunting! [You pay tax, and you pay trophy
fees…see below.]
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: This trip includes airport assistance, import rifle permit, ground
transportation, meals and lodging during the hunt, professional hunter,
skinning, salting and trophy care, hunting license, hunting permit and
insurance. You decide which species you wish to hunt: on a 5-day hunt you
must take at least one species; on a 7-day hunt at least two species; and on a
10-day hunt at least three species. You pay all trophy fees.
Not included: hotel and meals before and after the hunt, trophy packing
and shipping, taxidermy, export permits, veterinary certificates and legal order
(approx. $ 500 per box), airline tickets, phone calls, tips, 18% tax on the final
invoice (including tax of $198/day on the daily fees which you have
purchased in this auction item), rifle rent and/or ammunition if needed, trophy
fees as might be current at the time of your hunt (2010 fees are shown
below).
Additional hunters/observers/days are at the per-person rates current at
the time you book your hunt: (2010 rates shown)
1 client, 1 professional
US$ 750
2 clients, 1 professional US$ 650
Observer (non-hunter)
US$ 350
TROPHY Fees: (US$, excluding 18% tax)
(2010 rates shown; subject to change until the time of your hunt)
Axis Deer
6,900
Balkan Chamois 5,900
Fallow Deer
2,950
Mouflon Sheep 5,900
Cretensis (Kiri–Kiri) Ibex
14,400
Wild Boar
2,950
Wolf
5,300
Tahr
9,600
Barbary Sheep
7,500
Alpine Ibex
14,400
Turkey
500
Conditions:
•18% taxes of final invoice will be added to the total cost (IVA).
•When all trophies booked are collected the hunt is considered over.
•The trophy fees must be paid if the animals are wounded and not found.
•Cretensis (Kiri-Kiri) Ibex has to be booked at least 1 year in advance and
confirmed if license in available.
•The airport of arrival should be Skopje in Macedonia.
HuntInEurope can organize hunting and visits to national parks, cities and
historical monuments throughout Europe and around the world
Please visit HuntInEurope’s website at: www.huntineurope.com .
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Contact person: Lindsay Fraser
Phone: US 650-703-6231 Int. 011-64-274-416-505
Web: www.trophystag.com
Hunt: 5-Day Red Stag Hunt
Where: South Island, New Zealand
SCI Contact: Mike Mistelske
ONE OF OUR TOP SUPPORTERS
FOR MANY YEARS!
Number of Hunters: 1
Value: $5,250.00
Date(s) of Trip: Between March – July, 2011 or 2012
Description: This hunt represents a special opportunity for a hunter to hunt New Zealand's
magnificent Red Stag with well-known outfitter and guide, Lindsay Fraser. Lindsay has been
guiding SCI members for 20 years and has guided several World Record Red Stags. One of
Lindsay’s hunters holds the current archery red stag record, an amazing 546”! Lindsay has
been nominated for SCI International Professional Hunter of the Year four times (2000, 2001,
2002 & 2003). This hunt is conducted on the beautiful and private Fraser family ranch & estate
of approximately 15,000 acres. It is a great and safe trip for family & friends. Many non-hunter
activities are available.
---Hunt Mt. Cecil Station & the Southern Alps. Lindsay will outfit and guide this 5-day Silver
Medal Red Stag hunt (up to 325 SCI score).
---This is for rifle, bow, or muzzleloader (no handguns).
---Included is 1 x 1 guide service, log hunting lodge accommodations, meals, trophy fee for
Silver Medal Red Stag (up to 325 SCI score).
---Not Included - Helicopter costs if requested for access to high country.
---Additional hunters cost $5,250; non-hunters $150/day at lodge or $350/day touring. Hunt
can be upgraded to include world class Tahr, Fallow, Chamois, Wapiti, Gold Medal Red Stag,
bird hunting & small game.
---Arrival/departure point is Christchurch Airport on the South Island of New Zealand.
---Please see Lindsay Fraser’s website for much helpful information: www.trophystag.com.
ONE OF LINDSAY’S HUNTERS HOLDS THE NEW
WORLD RECORD ARCHERY RED STAG: 546 3/8”
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Lost Creek Elk and Exotics Ranch
Contact Person:
Carl Higginbotham
2502 North 386
Wetumka, OK 74883
Phone - (918) 656-3337
WEB - www.lostcreekelkandexotics.com
Hunt:
2 day hunt for choice of exotics, elk, buffalo, whitetails
Where:
Wetumka, OK
Number of Hunters:
2 hunters
Value:
$1,500.00 ($750 per hunter)
Date(s) of Trip:
Anytime up to February 28, 2012
ONE OF OUR TOP
SUPPORTERS FOR
MANY YEARS!
Description:
DONATION INCLUDES: Transportation on ranch during
hunt. Hunters will stay 2 nights at the ranch lodge. Meals and license
included.
IMPORTANT: Full value can be applied to upgrade of any and all animals
taken. Following is a sampling of species and 2009 prices (subject to
change):
Aoudad $1,000-$2,500; Black Hawaiian & Mouflon $600-$1,500;
Scimitar Oryx $3,500 and up; Buffalo $1,800-$2,900; Blackbuck $1,500-$2500;
Nilgai $1,800-$2,400; Fallow /Sika Deer $900-$2,000; Springbuck $2,500-$3,500
Management animals $300 and up. Elk & Whitetail POR.
This hunt may not in any way be used with any other Lost Creek SCI/otherauction trip.
---Lost Creek Elk and Exotics Ranch---
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: ALASKA LEGENDS ADVENTURE RESORT
Contact Person: Linda Heath
Phone (907)260-9328
FAX - (907)260-7519
E-MAIL [email protected]
WEB - www.alaskalegends.com
Adventure:
Where:
Personalized Guided Alaska Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, or other activities
Soldotna, Alaska
Number of Guests: 1 (based on double occupancy*)
Value:
Date(s) of Trip:
$2,975 based on double occupancy*
ONE OF OUR TOP
SUPPORTERS FOR
MANY YEARS!
2011 Season only
A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE VARIETY OF ALASKA!:
Five nights (Monday arrival, Saturday departure) of lodging at the impeccably appointed
Alaska Legends Lodge, encapsulated in rich Alaskan Culture; choice of three (3) activities
plus exceptional cuisine and complimentary spirits. Fishing from the privacy of the Lodge's
Kenai River bank and a soak in the hot tub under the midnight sun will be an experience not
to be missed, and impossible to imitate.
Choose three (3) activities from the following list to create your personalized trip at
Alaska Legends Adventure Resort.
Additional activities (or upgrades to full day charters) may be selected at an additional fee.
Other activities may be available, such as fly out remote fishing trips, Mt McKinley
excursions, etc. Fishing trips are scheduled as spin/bait casting trips unless otherwise
requested at time of scheduling. Fishing trips in July must be scheduled as full day
charters…and may incur additional fees. You may take one selection more than once. You
may chose more than three (3) trips at additional fees.
1/2 Day Kenai River Power Boat Fishing Charter; (Full day upgrade_$125__; July
Charter must upgrade)
1/2 Day Kasilof River Drift Fishing Charter; (Full day upgrade_$100_} July trips not
available.
1/2 Day Halibut Charter (upgrade to full day Charter _$125_)
Canoe Day Trip
Dog Sled Adventure
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Horseback Riding (3 hours)
Kenai Fjords Glacier and Wildlife Cruise
Sea or High Lake Kayaking
River Rafting/Float Trip
Guided Glacier Hike
Day trip to Homer and Halibut Cove
Other as might be available
Not included are: Fishing License (est $30-$150, to obtain fishing license online, go to
http://www.admin.adfg.state.ak.us/license/), Processing & Shipping of Fish, Tax, Gratuity, and
Ground or Air Transportation.
*The value is $2,975.00 and is for one person based on double occupancy (current single
person supplement is an additional fee if not bringing companion; 2011 supplement is
$1,250). Additional persons may come at the current market rate
Round trip airfare from Anchorage to Soldotna was approx. $189-195 in 2010, or you can
drive from Anchorage in approximately 3 hours. This total package may be upgraded to
include additional anglers/sightseers for an additional fee. Expect to catch halibut, salmon
and trout or fly-fish from the bank and river fish from boats. You can also experience river
and sea kayaking, canoe trips, eco-tours, and guided or self guided hiking, golfing,
horseback riding, ATV tours, bike tours, museums, river rafting, float trips, guided glacier
tours, clam digging excursions, wildlife and scenic photography to include brown bears and
more. If all this wears you out, you could always have a soak in the hot tub that overlooks the
serenity of the Kenai River just a few footsteps away, after a gourmet meal that has been
prepared by a professional chef.
FISHING SEASONS (approximate, based on previous years):
May - July 31: King Salmon-Kasilof and Kenai rivers, drift and/or 20 foot power boat.
June 15 - August 7: Sockeye Salmon-bank fish off private bank.
Aug. 15 - Sept.: Silver fishing, Kasilof and Kenai rivers, drift and/or 20 foot power boat.
May - Oct.: Halibut.
June15 (best end of July) – Oct: Trout. Fly-Ins and Remote: June 1- Aug 21.
See Mike Mistelske at the auction to get your trip-planning sheet! Please remember this.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Contact Person:
Verle Duerden
Phone – (800)453-1482
E-Mail [email protected]
Web –
www.riverguide.com
SCI contact:
Mike Mistelske
ONE OF
OUR TOP
SUPPORTERS
FOR MANY
YEARS!
Adventure:
5 day/4 Night Rafting Trip for 2 people
Where:
Main Salmon River, Idaho
Number of Rafters: 2
Value:
$2,980.00
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Date(s) of Trip:
June 18 – August 21, 2011 only
Description:
A 5 day / 4 night white water rafting package for two people on
Idaho's famous Main Salmon. The Main Salmon is a premier river which runs through the largest
contiguous wilderness area in the lower 48 states. The river is famous for great rapids, beautiful
sandy beaches, varied wildlife and geology, and fantastic scenery. The trip includes 5 days / 4
nights guided rafting. Deluxe meals, custom designed equipment and experienced, personable
guides make this a trip of a lifetime. Winner is responsible for 3% Forest Service fees and $4 per
person per day Local Forest Retention fees. These will need to be paid by the recipient and will be
calculated when specific dates are selected.
The Main Salmon is a great trip for families and groups of friends. Because Action Whitewater
uses three different types of boats, there is something for everyone. The trip is as relaxing or
adventurous as you want it to be. And, as part of the package, the winner receives a 10% discount
on additional adult Main Salmon trips.
Many have called their trips on the Main Salmon “the best vacation they've ever taken”. With 50
years experience on the Salmon river, Action Whitewater guarantees an unforgettable, once-ina-lifetime adventure!
The trip includes:
…5 Days / 4 Nights guided rafting
…All equipment including tents, sleeping bags, comfortable cots, waterproof gear bags,
waterproof day bag, all rafting gear
…Deluxe meals while on river featuring halibut, salmon, New York cut steak with all the
trimmings
…Transportation from Salmon, Idaho, to river put-in and river take-out to McCall, Idaho.
Not included:
…Winner is responsible for 3% Forest Service fees and Local Forest Retention fees of
$4/day/person
Action Whitewater offers inexpensive optional local travel packages for your convenience
(including lodging, air charters and car shuttles), whether you are flying or driving into
Boise, or driving to Salmon (see their website).
Take along some friends; adults will get a 10% discount off the regular adult
price of $1,490 (every two adults will save almost $300!); youth 16 and under
are $995 each.
BUYER PLEASE PICK UP YOUR CERTIFICATE FROM SCI STAFF HERE TONIGHT!
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: AFRICA MAXIMUM
SAFARIS
Contact: Jacques Senekal
Tel/Cell: 011 27 82 802 3919
Fax: 011 27 86 509 6100
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.africamaximum.com
WELCOME BACK TO THIS GREAT
ONGOING SUPPORTER!
The Hunt:
6 days and 6 nights guided hunting, plus six animals
(2 impala, 2 blesbuck, and 2 springbuck).
How many guests: 2 hunters and 2 non-hunters (the 2 hunters will share 1 guide)
Where:
Republic of South Africa, NW Province
When:
01 March – 31 Dec, 2011 or 2012, any available dates
Value:
$9,680
Bob Deveny Portland Croc 2010
Tim Collins from Oklahoma Lioness 2010
Description: Hunt RSA’s NorthWest Province with a great repeat supporter!! Two hunters,
two non-hunters, six days and nights, six animals included, waterfowl hunting included!
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If trophies are taken early, client will not be required to suspend the duration of days
donated for hunting.
The hunt may be upgraded, either to 1 on 1 hunt, extra trophies to be hunted, and
extra days booked either on hunting or touring, as client wishes to tailor the package.
Extra hunter will be @ $400.00 per day, and extra observer @ $195.00 per day.
Trophy animals included are Impala x2, Blesbuck x 2 and Springbuck x 2, and 1 day
waterfowl hunt for 2 hunters.
Many other species may be taken, at trophy fees applicable at time of hunt.
This hunt is available for the 20011/2012 seasons.
Included is field preparation of trophies.
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Transport to taxidermist, dipping and shipping of trophies is not included in the
donation.
The arrival and departure point will be Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport.
No permit drawing or lottery is required for this hunt.
All transportation during the hunt is included and all transportation is done by vehicle.
Special arrangements will be made if client wishes to charter a plane to camp. This
will be done at extra cost to the client.
This auction item excludes the arrival and departure days. Africa Maximum Safaris
will fetch clients at the airport and take clients back. On departure day we take clients
sight seeing to Pilansberg Park or Sun City resort or shopping at crafts markets. The
arrival and departure daily rate is at $200.00 per day per person, plus 14%
government tax.
Weapons to be used: 270 caliber and bigger. The limitation on the ammunition is 60
rounds per gun. Alternative weapon to bring is a shotgun for bird shooting. Bow
hunters, handgun hunters and black powder will also be accommodated.
An import permit is required to bring any weapons into South Africa. It is
recommended that hunters use RiflePermits.com or a similar service to prepare the
permit application and all supporting documentation at least 60 days in advance of
their travel. Mike Mistelske can answer questions about this, if you have any.
This safari package is only available to first time visitors to Africa Maximum
Safaris.
Africa Maximum Safaris caters for safari tours to Botswana, Kruger Park, Pilanesberg Park
and other exciting destinations. If client wishes to upgrade on touring days we will be glad to
tailor-make their dream Safari Tour.
PLEASE VISIT AFRICA MAXIMUM’S WEBSITE FOR MUCH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
REGARDING THEIR FACILITIES AND THE ACTIVITIES THEY CAN PROVIDE.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: PAMPA OUTFITTERS
Contact: Carlos Torriglia
Phone: +54 341 4214870
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.pampaoutfitters.com
Hunt:
5 days and nights, guided hunt including trophy fee for any size red stag
Where: La Pampa, Argentina
Date(s) of Trip:
Number of Guests: One
Value: $5,000.00
March-May 2011 or 2012, on available dates
Description: EL DURAZNO II HUNTING RANCH--between the Daza and Quehue valleys,
this ranch is one of the prime red stag areas in La Pampa. Over 25,000 acres of free range
calden forests provide the perfect backdrop for some of the best stag hunting in Argentina.
The ranch has huge free-ranging herds of red deer, wild boar, & blackbuck antelope. Red
deer concentrations during the rut (March-April) result in intense and dramatic roaring. Its
large extension and healthy herds allow this ranch to produce excellent trophies. The
ranch is also home to puma, water buffalo, fallow deer, axis deer, Cameroon goat, Texas
dall sheep, feral sheep, Somalia ram, mouflon, hybrid mouflon, wild goat, & four-horn ram.
PAMPA OUTFITTERS, cont’d on next page…
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Accommodations: Hunters are lodged at the main estancia house in newly built single or
double rooms with private bathroom. This estancia combines first-class accommodations
with the warmth and hospitality of a family-run operation.
INCLUDED: 1X1 guiding; Trophy fee for one red stag of any size; Meals and
accommodations for the duration of the hunt; All beverages including wine, beer and liquor;
Skinning and field preparation of trophies; Airport pickup and transfers to/from LaPampa
Airport-Ranch.
NOT INCLUDED: International and domestic flights; Guns & ammunition; Gun import fees,
hunting license and trophy export fees; Gratuities; Taxidermy; Phone calls and fax charges.
Additional species may be added and additional hunters may be added, all at current rates.
2011 Daily rates:
- Hunter – standard room/double basis: USD 400
- Non-hunter: USD 250
2011 Trophy fees:
- Red Stag free range (no limit on score): USD 3,000; (management): USD 1,000
- European wild boar: up to 7.5” tusks: USD 900; over 7,5” tusks: USD 1,350
- Puma: USD 4,500
- Water buffalo (up to gold 95 “): USD 3,000; (gold over 95”): USD 5,000
- Blackbuck: USD 1,300; (gold): USD 1,850
- Axis deer: USD 2,300; (gold): USD 2,950
- Fallow deer: USD 2,000; (gold): USD 2,600
- Wild goat: USD 800
- Cameroon goat: USD 1,600
- Feral sheep: USD 800
- Texas Dall sheep: USD 950
- Scottish Black Face ram: USD 950
- Somalia ram: USD 2,300
- Multi-horned / Four horn ram: USD 1,100
- European mouflon: USD 2,600; (gold): USD 3,600; (Top ten): USD 7,000
- Hybrid mouflon: USD 1,800
Please visit Pampa Outfitters’ website for much additional information and photos:
http://www.pampaoutfitters.com
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Contact: Dale Stover, 1-580-564-6250, [email protected]
Location: Alberta Creek Marina near Ardmore Oklahoma –
Driving directions are on the website
Website: www.texomastripers.com
SCI Contact – Mike Mistelske
At Auction: 1- Day (Monday-Friday) striper fishing.
Fish anytime in 2011
Up to 4 people
6-8 hours fishing or when limit is filled (usually takes about 2 hours to limit out)
Pickup is at Alberta Creek Marina. Bring your own lunch.
Value: $500
“I am a full-time, professional striper guide who provides striper fishing for the family, as well
as jugline trips from Fall to Spring. All bait, rods, reels and fishing tackle are provided by me.
Your day’s catch is filleted and bagged at the end of the trip. It is great fun for the first-time
fisherman, as well as the experienced angler. This is a trip your wife, kids or business
associates are sure to enjoy. We will be fishing on Lake Texoma, out of Alberta Creek Marina,
from a 24' Red-Fin boat. I have been around the business for 30 years with my dad, Mel Stover
(aka "Fatboy”), and actively striper guiding on my own for 10 years.”….Dale Stover
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Lad Shunneson Adventures—fishing & hunting
Picture your own private condo
on the beach in Mazatlan…big
fish…ducks and doves…what a
winter get-away…a dream come
true!
Contact person: Lad Shunneson
Phone: 303-258-7777
Fax: 303-258-0707
WELCOME TO THIS NEW SUPPORTER:
The Trip: six-day
combination
marlin/sailfish/shark fishing,
duck/dove hunting
LAD HAS BEEN RUNNING THESE TRIPS FOR
40 YEARS…SOME OF THE VERY BEST
COMBO FISHING/HUNTING TRIPS AVAILABLE!
How many guests: one
guest (must bring at least
one additional guest at 30%
discount)
Where: Mazatlan, Mexico
When: Jan/Feb, 2012, any
available dates
Value:
$3,650
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Day 1: Arrive Mazatlan anytime. Beach, sun and a great seafood dinner in the
best, very fresh (from the ocean that day to the restaurant) seafood.
Day 2: Deep sea fishing for marlin, sailfish, shark, mahi mahi, etc.
Day 3: Duck shooting with doves as an option (if they are available in the
afternoon).
Day 4: Day in the sun with "El Mercado" visit. Beach, shopping and relaxing.
Optional (about $40-$50 per day) trips available for country tours, jungle cruises,
city tours, etc.
Day 5: Deep sea fishing again off ocean shore trolling in 26’ pangs, fast boats,
for corvina, snapper, mahi mahi, etc.
Day 6: Depart anytime after relaxing and more beach, sun, etc. depending on
your return flight schedule.
Day 7: Optional, but highly recommended, extra day of bass fishing on Lake El
Salto. Last year each boat with two fishermen averaged 128 bass a day. This is
one of the best bass fishing lakes in the world. Additional cost for optional day 7
is $485/person, tackle included.
Included in you package: upon arrival in Mazatlan, all the meals, guides,
accommodations in Lad’s private condominium on the beach, boats, tackle, duck
hunting trip, a great Mexican fiesta with entertainment, taxes, etc.
Not Included: All alcoholic beverages, shot gun shells (approx. $15/box),
licenses (approx. $16/day fishing, $35 ducks or doves), shotgun rental ($15/day),
tips.
Experience the best of Mexico…Mazatlan is a fisherman’s paradise.
This is also a shotgunner’s delight: the limit is 20 ducks/day and 20 doves/day –
usually limits are filled daily.
Lad will work with you to schedule your trip at the optimum time in January or
February of 2012.
This trip may not in any way be used with any other Lad Shunneson SCI/otherauction trip.
Lad Shunneson Adventures
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A FISHERMAN’S PARADISE!
Mazatlan or Zihuatanejo…big
fish…a dream come true!
Contact person: Lad Shunneson
Phone: 303-258-7777
Fax: 303-258-0707
WELCOME TO THIS NEW SUPPORTER:
LAD HAS BEEN RUNNING THESE TRIPS FOR 40 YEARS…SOME OF THE
VERY BEST FISHING TRIPS AVAILABLE!
The Trip: seven-day fishing for
marlin, sailfish ,shark, and
roosterfish (and maybe more)!
How many guests: one guest
(must bring at least one
additional guest at 30%
discount)
Where: Mazatlan or
Zihuatanejo, Mexico
When: July/August, 2011 or
2012, any available dates
Value:
$3,650
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Mazatlan or Zihuatanejo. Then…
Day 1: Arrive Mazatlan or Zihuatanejo anytime. Beach, sun and a great seafood
dinner in the best, very fresh (from the ocean that day to the restaurant) seafood.
Day 2: Deep sea fishing for blue marlin, black marlin, striped marlin, sailfish,
sharks, mahi mahi, yellowfin tuna, and roosterfish.
Day 3: More fantastic deep sea fishing.
Day 4: Day in the sun with "El Mercado" visit. Beach, shopping and relaxing.
Optional (about $40-$50 per day) trips available for country tours, jungle cruises,
city tours, etc.
OPTIONAL – more deep sea fishing for additional boat cost only, but you
usually need this day to rest…too many fish!!
Day 5: Deep sea fishing again.
Day 6: More fantastic deep sea fishing.
Day 7: Depart anytime after relaxing and more beach, sun, etc. depending on
your return flight schedule.
Day 8: Optional if in Mazatlan, but highly recommended, extra day of bass
fishing on Lake El Salto. Last year each boat with two fishermen averaged 128
bass a day. This is one of the best bass fishing lakes in the world. Additional cost
for optional day 8 is $485/person, including tackle.
Included in you package: upon arrival in Mazatlan or Zihuatanejo…all the
meals, guides, accommodations in Lad’s private condominium on the beach (if in
Mazatlan) or a beach hotel (if in Zihuatanejo), boats, tackle, a great Mexican
fiesta with entertainment, taxes, etc.
Not Included: All alcoholic beverages, licenses (approx. $16/day), tips.
Experience the best of Mexico; Mazatlan or Zihuatanejo, fisherman’s paradise.
Lad will work with you to schedule your trip at the optimum time and place in July
or August, 2011 or 2012.
This trip may not in any way be used with any other Lad Shunneson SCI/otherauction trip.
Lad Shunneson Adventures
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: TRIPLE S WILDLIFE RANCH! A MULTI-YEAR SUPPORTER!
Hunt: Whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkey,
various exotics
Includes 3 days’ hunting, 2 nights’ lodging,
trophy fees for all game taken
Where:
SE Oklahoma
Date(s) of Trip:
fall 2011 - spring 2012
Number of Hunters: 1 Hunter and
1 non-hunter
Value:
TRIPLE S WILDLIFE RANCH
Calvin, Oklahoma
Contact Person: Steve Seibert
Phone – 405-395-2612 (office)
405-220-2221 (cell)
WEB – http://www.sss-ranch.com
SCI-OK contact:
Mike Mistelske
$3,500
One hunter and one non-hunter will enjoy three days of semi-guided hunting and two nights of
cabin lodging. The auctioned hunt includes trophy fees on any and all game taken on the freeranging areas of this 3,000 acre property. Oklahoma hunting seasons must be observed.
Game to be hunted includes whitetail deer, wild hogs, wild turkeys, and any exotics that might
have found their way into the free-ranging portions of the ranch. Food is not included, but
cabins include kitchenette, and several restaurants are within a few miles of the ranch. The
hunter must hold an appropriate Oklahoma hunting license.
A message from Steve Seibert, owner of the Triple S Wildlife Ranch: “Our mission is a commitment to
excellence providing an unforgettable wildlife experience along with the best customer satisfaction in
the industry. We offer a family oriented experience to enjoy wildlife from around the world. Our ranch
allows wildlife to live naturally across our 3000 acres of Oklahoma wilderness. We are a full service
provider focused on the flexibility to offer a wide range of accommodations and outdoor enjoyment
options. This flexibility allows us to customize your Triple S Wildlife Ranch vacation to meet your
budget. We are serious about providing vacation activities to satisfy each member of your family.
"The ranch borders the South Canadian River in Hughes County, which offers an abundant amount of
game.. Hughes County has the most Boone & Crocket trophy entries for nontypical Whitetail Deer
across the entire state of OK. This hunt will NOT disappoint!!
PLEASE CHECK OUT THE TRIPLE S WILDLIFE RANCH WEBSITE FOR
MORE DETAILS, INCLUDING OPTIONS FOR FANTASTIC HUNTING IN THE
HIGH-FENCED AREAS OF THE RANCH. THIS IS ONE OF OKLAHOMA’S
FINEST!
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of the wild in the
heart of Africa’s
richest
conservation
region
ZULU NYALA GROUP
Contact Persons: Veena Joory or
Reshmi Bahadur
E-MAIL [email protected]
PHONE 011 27 35 562 0177
WEB - www.zulunyala.com
SCI-OK contact:
Mike Mistelske
Safari:
6 Day/6 Night African Photographic Safari for 2 People
Where:
South Africa
Number of Guests: 2 Game Viewers
CONSISTENTLY TOP RATED BY
OUR MEMBERS!
Experience Elephant, Rhino, Leopard, Giraffe,
Hippo, Zebra, Nyala, Cheetah, Buffalo, Kudu,
and many more plains game species.
Value:
$3,950.00
Date(s) of Trip:
Within two years of auction (March, 2011 – Feb, 2013)
Description: This is a 6 day/6 night African photographic safari for two people--Luxury
Hemingway-style Tents, Heritage Safari Lodge, Nyati/Ndlovu Lodges, or Zulu Nyala Lodge
depending on availability. All lodges are luxury air-conditioned and are four star
international standard. Stay at one of these lodges situated in the heart of South Africa’s
Zululand conservation region – one of the richest conservation regions in South Africa. This
is “full board”, which is three delicious meals per day, prepared by the finest international
chefs – with an African flavor of course. You will enjoy two game viewing activities per day,
guided by professional game rangers in open game viewing vehicles, in Zulu Nyala game
reserve. Additional people accompanying the successful bidders may book at
$2,500/couple, $1,975/single, and children under 12 at $975 each. Tailor-made tours and
hunting trips within South Africa and neighboring countries can also be arranged.
Not included: airfare, transfers, personal beverages, side trips, phone calls.
This package is non-transferable, and it may not in any way be used with any other Zulu
Nyala discount or special price or SCI/other auction trip. Only one such package per group.
Winning Bidder – see Mike Mistelske during the Banquet, please!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: David Denies……The Royal Treatment
Contact: Barbara Carrera
Phone: +54 (11) 4809-3002
FAX: +54 (11) 4807-2911
WEB: http://www.daviddenies.com
The hunt:
Where:
Three days of dove shooting and three nights lodging
Argentina’s Cordoba Province, La Dormida Lodge
How many shooters:
When:
Value:
Two
March 2011 through February 2012, on available dates
$4,980
Description: This hunt is on private shooting fields near Cordoba, Argentina, and is guided by
the staff of David Denies Wingshooting. Lodging is at La Dormida Lodge, the newest and most
exclusive dove shooters’ accommodation ever offered in Cordoba.
Included in the trip: The trip includes all field guides, meals, rooming based on double
occupancy, and beverages (alcoholic and non alcoholic). Meals at La Dormida feature the
very best Argentine beef and other meats, and menus are prepared by one of Argentina's best
chefs. David Denies Dove shooting is famous for its unparalleled service.
Not Included in the trip: Tips, airfare to Cordoba, transfer to and from the Cordoba airport to
the lodge and land fees (mandatory $350 per person), licenses ($65 per person per day), gun
rental ($65 per person per day in case you want to shoot with their guns) and shells (approx.
$13 /box, but subject to change).
Non-hunters are welcome at $550 p/person, p/day.
Additional Shooters are welcome at $830 p/person, p/day.
Cordoba is the epicenter of dove shooting in the world, with a typical population of over 40
million doves at any given time, and David Denies was the first, and is still the foremost,
outfitter in the region. Starting in 1984, David Denies Wingshooting has years of experience in
the area, and in addition to land ownership, they also lease over fifty large land holdings. They
make sure that you’ll be under waves and waves of birds each day. Experienced bird boys
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: assist in the field each day, where guides make certain you’ll see birds at every imaginable
angle, all day long. David Denies provides the most exciting and enjoyable dove shooting
available.
David Denies…
…The Royal Treatment
You’ll enjoy the great hospitality and extraordinary shooting for which David Denies is famous.
The program generally starts at 8:00 AM with a hearty breakfast and short drive to the shoot.
In the field you will be assigned a pick up boy, who will provide you with shells and
refreshments and direct you to your shooting stand.
You will be constantly visited by your main guide who will be available to assist you with any
need, even give you some tips on your shooting if required.
Depending on the time of the year you will shoot till noon when you will be treated to an
incredible barbeque lunch, shaded by a comfortable safari tent, tasting some of Argentina’s
wonderful beef and superb wines.
Afternoon begins at around 2 or 2:30 hr., and continues until almost dark. There is no definite
time to close the shoot.
Return to the lodge for cocktails and early dinner.
David Denies is a great repeat supporter
with a first-class reputation!
Please visit David Denies’ website for much additional information about their operation.
This hunt may not be combined or used in any way with any other
David Denies hunt purchased or won through SCI or SCI chapters.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: NEW ZEALAND SAFARIS LTD
Contact Person:
Stuart Marr/ Ben Smith
P.O.Box 12
Methven, New Zealand
Phone: 64(NZ) 3 3028141/
64(NZ) 3 3029039
Fax: 64(NZ) 3 3028672
Web: www.newzealandsafaris.com
Hunt:
Fully-guided 5-day Hunt plus US$500 trophy fee credit for any of the following
trophies: Thar, Chamois, Fallow Buck, Wapiti, Red Stag, Feral Ram, Feral Goat
Where:
Southern Alps of New Zealand
Number of Hunters: 1 Hunter
Value:
$3,000.00
ONE OF OUR TOP SUPPORTERS
Date(s) of Trip:
2011 or 2012
FOR MANY YEARS!
Description:
The auctioned hunt is a fully-guided 5-day hunt in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. The
starting and finishing point is Christchurch. It includes: the services of a professional hunting
guide, complimentary road transport to and from the fenced hunting area, full
accommodation and meals in a lodge, plus a trophy fee credit of US$500.
During this hunt the following species may be hunted: Thar, Chamois, Fallow Buck, Wapiti,
Red Stag, Feral Ram, and Feral Goat. The trophy fees applicable to the individual species
are listed below. The preferred hunting periods are between March and August- discuss the
best times for your priority trophy with Stu or Ben. Additional days can be added at the
normal rate of US$500/day. Additional hunters can be added at the discounted rate of
US$400/day. The Non-hunter rate is US$200/day.
TROPHY FEES:
RED STAG:
SILVER MEDAL TO 330 SCI, $4,000
GOLD MEDAL 331-350 SCI, $6,000; GOLD MEDAL 351-375 SCI, $8,000
OVER 375, $POA
CHAMOIS:
$4,000
THAR:
$4,500
WAPITI:
$5,500 - $9,000
FALLOW:
$2,500
ARAPAWA RAM: $ 650
NZ GOAT:
$ 650
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Contact Person:
A VALUED MULTI-YEAR
Rickey Squires
SUPPORTER OF OUR
P.O. Box 131
OKLAHOMA CHAPTER!!
Taloga, OK 73667
Phone - (866) 328-4868
E-Mail – [email protected]
Web - www.huntrawhidecreek.com
Hunt Credit: $1,000 credit toward whitetail,
turkey, or predator hunt
Where: NW Oklahoma
Date(s) of Trip: 2011 Hunting Season only
Description:
We offer a world class opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and entertain and impress your valued
clients, top employees, family and friends. Our new lodge is 5500 sq. ft. with a full service
commercial kitchen, 10 individual bedrooms, 1 suite with 2 beds and separate bath, and 2
bunk rooms that sleep 2 hunters each; for a total of 16 individual beds. Also, we have included
3 showers and 3 restrooms that are individually roomed, and an onsite laundry room for your
convenience. Relax after your hunt in our 1800sq. ft. great room. Last season our hunters took
several trophy deer from the mid130’s to the upper 150's. Our spring turkey hunts were
exceptional with 28 toms taken, of which 26 had beard lengths over 9 inches. Hundreds of
quail, chucker and pheasant were harvested by individuals and corporate groups on our 600acre preserve area.
We offer one of the premier lodges in the country with professional staff and prime hunting
locations. To see pictures of the lodge and hunt photos, please visit our web site at
www.huntrawhidecreek.com.
Apply $1,000 credit to any of our hunts listed below:
Whitetail Deer: Hunt the complete season…
…3 _-month Archery -- $1,500
…4-Day Rifle or Muzzle loader -- $2500
Rio Grande Turkey:
2-day or 3-day hunts; 1, or 2 turkeys
$750-$1,050, including meals and lodging
Predator Hunts:
Coyotes, Bobcats, and Hogs
2-day $700; 3-day $1,050; 5-day $1,750
Including meals and lodging
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Mellon Creek Outfitters:
“…simply the best hunting in Texas”
“With over 100,000 acres of prime South Texas
country it is not uncommon to see over 100
bucks per day! You have to see it to believe it.
This is truly an experience that will, no doubt,
last a life time.”
SOUTH TEXAS WHITETAIL & MORE
Contact: Jimmy Brown
710 Buffalo St, Suite 807
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
phone: 361-484-2398
email: [email protected]
web:
Melloncreekoutfitters.com
SCI contact: M. Mistelske
Hunt:
Whitetail (management buck--up to 150”, and doe), and hog
Where:
South Texas (Corpus Christi area)
ONCE AGAIN, A GREAT TEXAS HUNT
FROM THIS REPEAT SUPPORTER!
Value:
$3,500
Date(s) of Trip:
late October 2011 or January 2012, to be set by mutual agreement
Description: Treat yourself to a very special one-on-one guided hunt! This is an all-inclusive
4-day/3-night package for 1 management whitetail buck (scoring up to 150) and one whitetail
doe and 1 wild hog.
Included: Lodging in a beautiful 3,000 sq ft Lodge, daily maid service, 3 home-cooked meals
daily, beverages & snacks, laundry service, trap & skeet range, rifle range, one-on-one
guided hunt, dip & pack, and transportation to & from the Corpus Christi airport.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Mellon Creek Outfitters proudly offers one of the finest free range hunts in the United
States. With its spacious lodge & professional staff, Mellon Creek Outfitters will make your
dream hunt a reality. Their 110,000 acre ranch offers a variety of monster-sized bucks to
Morning Dove and everything in between. With zero hunting pressure, abundant food source
and beneficial native habitat, Mellon Creek Outfitters is sure to provide the hunt and
experience of a lifetime. Mellon Creek Outfitters is simply the best hunting in Texas.
“It’s not just our game that keeps everybody coming back for more. Our very own 3000 sq. ft.
Mellon Creek Lodge nestled in the midst of unspoiled South Texas country and overlooking a
freshwater pond offers all the amenities and comforts of home. Our Grand Dining Room
offers the perfect setting to enjoy 3 home cooked meals and snacks prepared and served
from our gourmet kitchen each and every day during your visit. We offer a spacious living
area to unwind and enjoy some good conversation or catch the big game on our large flat
screen TV equipped with Satellite. Our exclusive guest rooms offer comfortable beds & bath
rooms provide a great nights rest to get ready for the next morning’s hunt. Mellon Creek
Lodge & its owners have spared no expense to provide you with not only the best of hunts
but the most comfortable & relaxing lodge for your enjoyment. If you love hunting, we
welcome you to experience a trip of a lifetime. We look forward to seeing you!”
Mellon Creek Outfitters -- “Raising Standards Not Fences"
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: CHAIN RANCH
Contact Person: Jerick Henley
Phone – 405-820-4056
WEB – www.chainranch.com
SCI-OK contact:
Mike Mistelske
Hunt & Fish:
Two hunters 2 Days/2 Nights for 2 Turkeys (1 each hunter),
2 Hogs (1 each hunter), and fishing.
Where:
Chain Ranch, Canton, Oklahoma
Date(s) of Trip:
available dates, 2011 or 2012
Number of Hunters: Two Hunters
Value:
$1,300
ONE OF OUR
TOP
SUPPORTERS
FOR MANY
YEARS!
Description: The Rio Grande turkey population on the Chain Ranch is simply
outstanding! Just ask Dick Kirby, owner of Quaker Boy Game Calls. Dick hunted
the ranch in the spring a few years ago and was amazed at the number of
turkeys he saw during the two day hunt.
Liberal bag limits in Oklahoma and Kansas allow each hunter to bag several
toms during the spring season. The population of long beards on the ranch has
never been better. We’ve harvested more than thirty toms in a single spring
season.
Unfortunately for the farmers of Northwest Oklahoma, the hogs are here! This is
great news for the off-season hunter. The State of Oklahoma does not recognize
hogs as a game species, therefore we can hunt them year around with no bag
limits.
Although our club members enjoy hog hunting on the entire ranch, we have set
aside a very special area for hog hunting by non-club members as well. Our
success rate is about 90% for all hunters. We can accommodate rifle, archery,
blackpowder, and pistol hunters. Our average hog killed weights between 150
and 175lbs, but we routinely kill hogs over 300lbs. For some added excitement,
ask about our hog hunts with hounds, it will cost you a little extra but it is
absolutely some of the most exciting hunting you will do! For available hunting
dates, please see our reservation calendar.
All accommodations are available on a fourteen-day advance reservation
system. Although kitchen facilities are available, meals are not provided.
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ROOSEVELT, MANITOBA, ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK, OR RUSSIAN WHITE
THIS REPEAT SUPPORTER
OFFERS A $3,000 CREDIT
FOR 2 HUNTERS
Contact Steve Rahn
Phone/Fax: 250-459-7772
Web: http://www.silvertine.ca
Hunt:
Fully-guided 3-day elk hunt plus $1,900 trophy fee credit
Where:
Saskatchewan
Number of Hunters: 2 Hunters
Value:
$3,000.00 CREDIT
3Date(s) of Trip:
2011, 2012, or 2012
Description: This hunt credit is for a 2x1 hunt for 2 hunters, elk 325 SCI or larger, species of your
choice (4 species of elk to choose from). The auctioned credit covers "Preserve Fee" for both
hunters ($1,100 value) plus a $1,900 "Trophy Fee" credit to be shared between the two hunters
as they see fit, for a total value of $3,000.00US.
*THIS IS NOT AN ALL INCLUSIVE HUNT, BUT A HUNT CREDIT*
Silvertine is one of Saskatchewan Canada's most challenging and heavily forested hunt estates.
Our Elk and Deer are free roaming on hundreds of acres of heavily forested, old growth aspen
and spruce, along with many rolling hills and gullies where the game can hide. Silvertine utilizes
all the ethical principals of hunting, and has created an "Estate" hunting environment that
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: duplicates Fair Chase, a place where you will truly have to match wits with the game animals
you hunt. Silvertine specializes in Archery and Muzzleloader hunts, but rifle enthusiasts are
always welcome. Hunting can be done from large enclosed tree stands or still-hunting the
timber. Your party will be the only hunters on the estate at this time, and have exclusive
use. Your hunt will last 3 days and you can choose from a large selection of dates between
August 20, 2011 and December 19, 2011, or you can choose to hunt the 2012 or 2013 season.
The quality of big game is second to none, and Silvertine offers hunters a unique opportunity to
harvest 4 species of Elk (Rocky Mtn., Roosevelt, Manitoban, and White), Whitetail Deer, Mule
Deer, Plains Bison, and Wood Bison. You will experience real hunting with a 100% success rate,
and every trophy will easily be eligible for the SCI record books. Add that HUGE trophy Elk to
your trophy room this year. A warm welcome awaits you at Silvertine.
Hunt credit includes the following:
•
Professional Guide services
•
4 nights and three days of fully serviced first rate accommodations. All
bedding, food and non-alcohol beverages provided.
•
Field preparation and initial preparation of your meat and cape, and
preparation of antlers for transportation.
•
Official SCI scoring.
•
Use of shooting range and Archery targets.
•
Export permit provided.
•
$1,900.00US credit towards “Trophy Fees” or Packaged hunt combos.
Not-included in your hunt credit:
•
Balance owing on any Trophy Fees on Big Game Taken.
•
Alcoholic beverages.
•
Car Rental for 3 days, available at airport.
•
Gratuities.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: TROPHY SASKATCHEWAN WHITETAIL HUNT
THIS REPEAT SUPPORTER
OFFERS A $3,000 CREDIT FOR
2 HUNTERS
Contact Steve Rahn
Phone/Fax: 250-459-7772
Web: http://www.silvertine.ca
Hunt:
Fully-guided 3-day hunt plus $1,900 trophy fee credit
Where:
Saskatchewan
Value:
$3,000.00 CREDIT
Date(s) of Trip:
2011, 2012, or 2013
Description: This hunt credit is for a 2x1 hunt for 2 hunters, whitetail deer 140 SCI or larger.
The auctioned credit covers "Preserve Fee" for both hunters ($1,100 value) plus a $1,900
"Trophy Fee" credit to be shared between the two hunters as they see fit, for a total value of
$3,000.00US.
*THIS IS NOT AN ALL INCLUSIVE HUNT, BUT A HUNT CREDIT*
Silvertine is one of Saskatchewan Canada's most challenging and heavily forested hunt
estates. Our Elk and Deer are free roaming on hundreds of acres of heavily forested, old
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: growth aspen and spruce, along with many rolling hills and gullies where the game can hide.
Silvertine utilizes all the ethical principals of hunting, and has created an "Estate" hunting
environment that duplicates Fair Chase, a place where you will truly have to match wits with
the game animals you hunt. Silvertine specializes in Archery and Muzzleloader hunts, but rifle
enthusiasts are always welcome. Hunting can be done from large enclosed tree stands or stillhunting the timber. Your party will be the only hunters on the estate at this time, and have
exclusive use. Your hunt will last 3 days and you can choose from a large selection
of dates between August 20, 2011 and December 19, 2011, or you can choose to hunt the
2012 or 2013 season.
The quality of big game is second to none, and Silvertine offers hunters a unique opportunity to
harvest 4 species of Elk (Rocky Mtn., Roosevelt, Manitoban, and White), Whitetail Deer, Mule
Deer, Plains Bison, and Wood Bison. You will experience real hunting with a 100% success
rate, and every trophy will easily be eligible for the SCI record books. Add that HUGE trophy
Deer to your trophy room this year. A warm welcome awaits you at Silvertine.
Hunt credit includes the following:
•
Professional Guide services
•
4 nights and three days of fully serviced first rate accommodations. All
bedding, food and non-alcohol beverages provided.
•
Field preparation and initial preparation of your meat and cape, and
preparation of antlers for transportation.
•
Official SCI scoring.
•
Use of shooting range and Archery targets.
•
Export permit provided.
•
$1,900.00US credit towards “Trophy Fees” or Packaged hunt combos.
Not-included in your hunt credit:
•
Balance owing on any Trophy Fees on Big Game Taken.
•
Alcoholic beverages.
•
Car Rental for 3 days, available at airport.
•
Gratuities.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: ONCE AGAIN, A VERY SPECIAL
OFFERING FOR OUR FUNDRAISER!
Contact person:
JOHN BLACKWELL
EMAIL: [email protected]
Phone: (250) 742-3535
Fax: (250) 742-3749
WEB: www.fawniemountain.com
SCI-OK contact: Mike Mistelske
SEE OSC MEMBER ALLEN ENGLAND’S ARTICLE, PG. 25 OF THE
AUGUST ‘08 ISSUE OF OKLAHOMA SAFARI TRAILS MAGAZINE!
Type of hunt:
Where:
Date(s) of Trip:
Value:
One hunter for 6 Days/7 Nights for black bear
British Columbia, Chilcotin wilderness area
May 25-31 & June 1-7, 2011 or similar dates in 2012
US $6,000
Description: Guided Black Bear Hunting in British Columbia, rifle or archery.
Hunt dates are when the bears are fresh from hibernation, and hides are excellent.
This area has a very high population of LARGE color phase black bears, because of excellent
habitat and the fact that it is not over hunted. We mainly hunt them only two weeks in the
Spring season when they are fresh out of hibernation and concentrated on feeding areas
where they are relatively easy to find and stalk. The hides are excellent at that time, much
better than coastal bears because of our colder temperatures. Success rates are very high
during this time, averaging 170% for many years, because many hunters will shoot two bears.
The hides range in size from 5 feet to 8 feet squared.
Our bear hunting camp is located on a remote lake 80 miles West of Prince George, where I
pick you up for the drive to the camp. Prince George has daily commercial flights from
Vancouver, and you may also drive to Prince George. The camp is located right in great bear
hunting, with good feed close by. From our bear camp we drive old logging roads that lead
through old logged areas that produce excellent feed for the bears. We are able to spot and
stalk the bears without long hikes. Often we can glass them from a distance and judge their
size. We pick up the hides at the camp soon after the kill and fly them to the freezer at the
lodge, insuring no spoilage occurs. Rainbow trout are plentiful at the bear camp, also at the
main lodge at Moose Lake, where you may stay and fish after you have shot your bears. The
floatplane flight to the main lodge for fishing is included in the package price.
Your hunt is 1x1 guided and includes the kill fee for one bear. You may take a second bear,
paying only the US$800 kill fee. Your hunt also includes the transportation from Prince
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: George, and the delivery of your trophies to a local taxidermist. A second hunter may be
added for US $6,000 1x1 guided, or the second hunter may share your guide for US $4,750.
As with your hunt, the second person’s hunt includes the air charter and the kill fee for one
bear; and a second bear may be added for an additional US$800 kill fee.
Hunting license cost is $180 CAN. Each bear license costs $180 CAN. There is a NonResident Hunting Preservation Fee of $125 CAN. All fees are subject to a 6% tax. [2010 costs
quoted] All guides in BC charge the NRHP fee, and all guides in Canada charge the 5% tax.
These license costs, fees, and tax are in addition to the hunt prices but the outfitter will
purchase the licenses for you in advance. Any required firearms permit fees, transportation
from your origin to Prince George and return, and tips are costs in addition to the hunt fees.
If you’ve investigated Canadian bear hunts, you’ve probably found them ranging in price from
$2,500 for the baited tree stand hunts to $9,000 for a 2-bear hunt on Vancouver Island. The
Fawnie Mountain hunt is for the hunter that wants super guides, big bears, quality food and
accommodations, many great memories, all at a reasonable price.
Your hosts, the Blackwells have owned and operated this business for over 40 years. Some of
the guides have been guiding here 17 years, some 13 years, etc. There is a sense of
competition among the guides to find the biggest bears. The organization knows how to
produce a quality hunting experience for trophy animals.
Suitable rifles are available if a hunter chooses not to bring his/her own.
Archery is acceptable. Handguns are not permitted.
A non-hunting companion could stay at the lodge, with fishing and hiking as the activities; or
may stay in the bear camp and accompany the hunter in the 4x4 and watching/filming the
stalk. Fishing is also available at the camp. Cost for the non-hunter is US$1,500, including the
pick up in Prince George and the float plane flight to the main lodge at Moose Lake.
REASONS TO CHOOSE THIS HUNT
1. Our enthusiastic and professional guides.
2. Our high success rate on big bears for many years.
3. Our great food, accommodations and equipment.
4. Our big, plentiful, color phase bears.
5. Our commitment to good service, with no more than 6 bear hunters in camp at one time.
ReferencesEd Laney - Oklahoma [email protected] 405 298 8979
Jim Feinberg – Oklahoma [email protected] 405 820 1260.
Allen England – Oklahoma [email protected] 580-772-0377
Robert White - Texas
[email protected]
Steven Holder - Oregon [email protected]
Eric Swanson - Oregon [email protected]
Odd Loevseth [email protected]
Felix Spiegler [email protected] 619-987-2901
Rudolf Kaser [email protected]
PLEASE VISIT THE OUTFITTER’S WEBSITE. THIS IS A SPECIAL DESTINATION AND A
VERY SPECIAL BEAR-HUNTING OPPORTUNITY!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: FROM A GREAT REPEAT SUPPORTER!
Hunt geese and ducks with Brant Hill – FOUR HUNTERS!
Contact Brant at: 405-812-0217 or [email protected]
MAKE ROOM IN YOUR FREEZER!
The hunt:
a full day for geese and ducks (from first light ‘til you’ve
had enough)
How many hunters:
four (additional welcome at $300/day/hunter)
Where:
Oklahoma (within approx. 1 hr’s drive of OKC)
When:
Nov, 2011 – Jan, 2012, by agreement with Brant Hill
VALUE:
$1,200
Description:
You will meet Brant at a location and time (early!) which he
will specify in or near OKC. You May ride with Brant, or you may follow in your
own 4wd vehicle.
Brant has thousands of acres to hunt, all within approximately an hour’s drive of
OKC.
Brant hunts a lot and knows what’s going on; he’ll take you where the action
has been best.
The plan is to be in place (Green Head Gear blinds; no pits) and ready to shoot
by first light.
You shoot ‘til you fill your limit or wish to call it a day.
Meals are not provided, so you can bring your own, or for a fee Brant will
provide a great home-made breakfast and will pack sandwiches to go. Work
this out with Brant when you schedule your hunt.
Additional days may be scheduled and/or additional hunters are welcome at
$300/day.
You will need all applicable Oklahoma and Federal licenses/stamps before the
hunt date.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: A family operation…giving personal attention to the hunter!
Contact Person:
Jan Breedt E-MAIL - [email protected]
Phone – 264 81 149 6020 or 264 81 250 1933
Web:
http://www.jbsafarinamibia.com
Hunt:
5 Days…including 3 days of hunting for 2 Hunters…and including the
following five species for each hunter (10 animals total): Blue Wildebeest,
Red Hartebeest, Warthog, Baboon, Jackal (or equivalent trophy-fee credit
toward other species).
Where:
Northeast Namibia (near Etosha Wildlife Park and Victoria Falls)
Value:
$7,200
ALREADY A GREAT
SUPPORTER—NOW
FOR THE FIRST
TIME AT AUCTION!
Date(s) of Trip: To be set by mutual agreement 2011/2012
SCI Contact: Mike Mistelske
Description: Two hunters will enjoy family-style hospitality, luxury lodging, and some of southern
Africa’s most famous hunting. Habitat and shooting range from heavy brush and close range to
mountainous and challenging distances. Various species of large game, as well as birds, are
abundant. Cuisine features main courses prepared from game you harvest.
Included are days of arrival and departure; three days of 1x1 guided hunting; accommodations,
meals, and all camp services for five days; 10 animals (five/hunter)—or you can use the
equivalent trophy fees for other species; and field preparation of trophies. Ground transportation
from and return to Windhoek airport can be provided at a discounted cost of $600/vehicle
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: (normally one vehicle per each two guests); or you may rent a vehicle in Windhoek. Additional
days, species, hunters, and observers may be added at published rates (see 2010 rates below).
Other activities can be arranged to suite your desires, including visits to Etosha Park and/or
Victoria Falls, ocean and/or river fishing, etc. This is an opportunity for a great experience!
Baboon
Backface Impala
Caracal
Duiker
Giraffe
Jackal
Kudu
Mountain Zebra
Red Hartebeest
Steenbok
Warthog
Wildebeest, Black
Zebra Burchell's
Daily rates:
Sightseeing:
…2010
150
3,500
600 Opportunity
400
1,600
Free
1,250
1,300
800
400
500
1,250
1,100
Bird Hunting
Blesbok
Dik-Dik
Eland
Impala
Klipspringer
Leopard
Oryx / Gemsbuck
Springbok
Tsessebe
Waterbuck
Wildebeest, Blue
Hunter 1x1 $ 350
Hunter 2x1 $ 325
$ 350 per person per day - all included
Free
600
2,500 On Request
1,600
600
1,800 On Request
6,500 On Request
800
550
4,500
2,500
1,100
Observer/Nonhunter $ 220
Namibia is probably the most ecologically diverse county in Africa. It has an outstanding
infrastructure, political stability and security. Namibians take pride in their hunting
heritage and generations of conservation have left a natural legacy, waiting eagerly to be
discovered by our visitors and trophy hunters from abroad.
“It is our goal to make your hunt a unique African experience. We look forward to your visit
and to sharing our amazing country with you. Please remember that Namibia is not only a
peerless trophy-hunting destination but also a prime leisure holiday destination. We would like
to encourage you to persuade your family and friends to join you for your next Namibian safari,
and to spend a few days extra to discover our spectacular country.” Jan and Lynelle Breedt
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: A great Oklahoma hunt for our 2011 auction!
12 YEARS OF SERIOUS WHITETAIL MANAGEMENT ON 13,000 ACRES!
Contact person: ODWC’s 2007 “Landowner Of The Year”, John Miller
[email protected] , 580-334-8498 (cell)
A VALUED REPEAT SUPPORTER
SCI contact:
OF OUR OKLAHOMA CHAPTER!!
Mike Mistelske
Here’s a special opportunity: hunt with J & J HUNTING on the Miller Ranch in
western Oklahoma for the first four days of 2011’s rifle season, with lodging,
meals, orientation and field transport…and an opportunity to be one of the
hunters who might take a 170+ whitetail! The hunt and a whitetail buck of any
size are included--& a shoulder mount by Jim Feinberg of 17 Ranch Taxidermy!
Type of hunt:
Where:
Date(s) of Trip:
Value:
One hunter for 4 Days/5 Nights for one whitetail buck
Western Oklahoma, 16 miles from Arnett
Oklahoma’s opening days of the 2011 whitetail deer rifle season
US $2,925
Description: Arrive on the afternoon before opening day of Oklahoma’s 2011 rifle whitetail deer
season. Ranch personnel will drive you around and orient you with the ranch. The next morning (and
every day for up to four days, if you need that much time), ranch personnel will transport you either to
one of their stands or to a place where you may hunt from your own pop-up blind. The ranch has a
barn in which to hang deer…with hot and cold running water.
You’ll be one of up to 10 hunters (usually closer to six) sharing bunkhouse accommodations.
All noon and evening meals will be provided. Breakfast is on your own…the bunkhouse has all utilities,
including a microwave…fix your own breakfast there before ranch personnel take you to the field. Bring
your own drinks; the ranch will furnish tea or soft drinks with the meals but not in the field. No alcohol is
to be consumed until you have unloaded your gun and are through for the day. You may stay for up to
five nights, including the night prior to the opening day of the season and the night of your fourth and
last day of hunting.
Hunters normally have 100% opportunity for a whitetail buck. The ranch has many bucks in the
120/140-class; 150-class bucks are regularly taken; 160-class bucks are not rare; four 170-class bucks
have been taken in the last eight years. It is not uncommon for bucks taken on the ranch to have some
non-typical features.
http://www.17ranchtaxidermy.com
Thanks also Jim Feinberg-17 Ranch Taxidermy! Edmond…405-820-1260, [email protected]
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: HORSESHOE HILL RANCH IN PENNSYLVANIA
WE’VE ALL HEARD ABOUT
THE FANTASTIC DEER
HUNTING IN PENNSYLVANIA
HERE’S YOUR CHANCE!
Contact Person:
Bob McConnell
724-290-9338
WEB - www http://www.hhhunts.com
The hunt:
4-day/3-night hunt for one whitetail buck up 140”
Where:
Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania
Number of Hunters: One Hunter
Value:
$3,000.00
Date(s) of Trip:
Fall/winter 2011/12 (approx. Sept 1 - Dec 31)
Description:
A fully guided hunt for one hunter, any buck up to 140”, lodging and meals.
--No state license or permit required
--All hunts are guaranteed 100% to draw blood
--You may hunt safely from tree stands, portable stands, ground blinds, or spot and stalk
--Rifles, black powder, archery, and/or handguns are all welcome
--Following your successful hunt we will field dress your trophy animal, pack it, and deliver it to
the processor
--Transportation to and from the airport, available upon request ($100 fee each way, State
College or Pittsburgh airports)
--Group discounts available, please call for more information
--This hunt may be upgraded to larger deer…
…Horseshoe Hill Ranch specializes in producing 200"+ Whitetails and 400"+ Elk. We believe
our quantity and quality of monster bucks and bulls are as good as anywhere in the country! Our
1,025 acre high fenced property provides fair chase hunts but puts the odds in your favor! Our
professional guide staff will put you in the position to take home the trophy of your dreams! Bring
your friends, business associates or your whole family to enjoy the hunt with you.
SEE THE HORSESHOE HILL RANCH WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL DETAIL.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: TAL RIVER LODGES
-- ALASKA FISHING -Contact Person:
Ron Jewett
Phone Lodge (Talvista) (907) 733-3066
Phone in winter (Utah) – (801) 318-7127
E-Mail – [email protected]
Web - www.talstarlodge.com
SCI contact
Fishing:
5 day/4 Night guided fishing
Where:
Alaska (charter from Anchorage)
Number of People: 1 (plus must bring at least 1
additional angler at discounted rate stated below)
Mike Mistelske
A VALUED MULTIYEAR SUPPORTER
OF OUR OKLAHOMA
CHAPTER!!
Value:
$3,250.00
Date(s) of Trip:
available dates, June – Sept, 2011 or 2012
Description: Auction item includes: 5 days/4nights fully guided 4-on-1 fishing, lodge, and meals
for 1 person (tackle, rods, reels included). You arrive the morning of the first day and depart the
afternoon of the fifth day. Your fish will be filleted, frozen, and vacuum packaged.
---Additional anglers $2,950 (must bring at least 1 additional angler).
---Non-fishermen and kids under 12, _ price (_ of $3,250 = $1,625).
Not included: airfare to/from Anchorage, floatplane (est. $250/person roundtrip), license (approx.
$75/person), gratuities, and alcoholic beverages.
SEE THE TALSTAR LODGE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
(You’ll actually have your choice of lodges based on availability: Talstar, Talvista, or Talaview)
Located near the mouth of the Talachulitna River, the Tal Lodges are the perfect place to land
the trophy fish you’ve been waiting for. We offer unparalleled accommodations in a breathtaking wilderness setting. Join us in our Alaskan backwoods paradise, 70 miles NW of
Anchorage and just south of Denali National Park. Accessible only by boat or plane, this remote
location offers some of the best fishing in the world in one of the last pristine wilderness areas
left to explore. You’ll find all 5 species of Pacific Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden and Arctic
Grayling—with King Salmon up to 60 lbs in these healthy creeks and rivers. Lodges have
satellite TV and Wi-Fi.
This “special purchase” is transferrable. It may not be used with any other discount, promotion, special
offer or SCI/other-auction trip from any Tal or McDougall Lodge. Only 1 such special purchase may be
used per group.
BUYER, PLEASE PICK UP YOUR CERTIFICATE FROM SCI STAFF HERE TONIGHT!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: SAFRIQUE Contact: Matt Muns
Phone: 214-500-2088 (Dallas office)
Web: http://www.safrique.net/index.htm
CAPE BUFFALO IN MOZAMBIQUE!
It doesn’t get much
more exciting than
Cape Buffalo in
beautiful Mozambique—a unique opportunity
that may never come
again: 1x1 guided hunt,
trophy fee, and even a
shoulder mount!
Type of hunt:
Where:
Date(s) of Trip:
Value:
One hunter for 10 full days of 1x1 hunting, including trophy fee
Mahimba Game Reserve (Zambezia Province, Mozambique)
July-November, 2011 or 2012
US $16,200 (includes daily fees, trophy fee, shoulder mount, and more)
Description: You will be stalking dagga boys on the palmetto flats of Mozambique's pristine
Indian Ocean coast. After your successful hunt you will enjoy sundowners from our
comfortable camp that features thatched chalets w/ en-suite bathrooms. This hunt is inclusive
of all daily rates, licensing/permits and cape buffalo trophy fee. The hunt can be upgraded, and
plains game can be taken at current price list. Observers are welcome at $250 per day.
You fly to Quelimane, Mozambique, commercially…via Maputo (with a possible overnight stay
in Maputo). If necessary to overnight in Maputo, Safrique personnel will meet you there and
transfer to/from hotel. After you fly on to Quelimane, you will be met there by your PH…and
then taken by boat into camp. The ten days of hunting starts the day after arriving at camp, so
you will have 10 full days of hunting.
Safrique will handle all firearm/ammo licensing. Weapons are available to rent (including .458
Win Mag and .375 H&H for buffalo)…cost is $25 per day.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Not included: All airfare and any hotels and personal expenses required before/after hunt are
at hunter’s expense. Also not included: Dip/Pack/Shipping of trophies, Gratuities.
Mahimba is home to a thriving population of buffalo, sable, elephant, waterbuck, bushbuck,
reedbuck, crocodile & hippo. Your hunt can be upgraded, and plains game can be taken for
current trophy fees. A sampling of 2010 fees are shown below (many other species are
available with Safrique…check their website, including the photo gallery):
Species
License Fee (US$)
Trophy Fee (US$)
Elephant
4,000
Sliding Scale**
Cape Buffalo
500
3,000
Chobe Bushbuck
85
650
Common Waterbuck
265
1,200
Hippo
450
2,500
Common Sable
375
4,000
Crocodile
150
1,750
**Elephant Sliding Scale: Up to 80 lbs, 15,000; 80+ 20,000
For more information relating to Safrique and hunting in Mozambique,
please take a look at their website (http://www.safrique.net/index.htm).
Thanks to Terry’s Taxidermy, your adventure includes a shoulder mount of
your buffalo. Terry’s website is http://www.terrystaxidermy.com/index.htm.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: HORSESHOE HILL RANCH IN PENNSYLVANIA
$1,000 DISCOUNT ON ANY BULL
ELK 340” OR LARGER,
AND A FREE COW ELK AS YOUR
SECOND ANIMAL—
Contact Person:
Bob McConnell
Phone 724-290-9338
WEB - www http://www.hhhunts.com
At Auction:
$1,000 discount on a bull elk, and one free cow as your second animal
Where:
Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania…the State’s largest & newest hunting preserve
Number of Hunters: One Hunter
Value:
$2,500.00
Date(s) of Trip:
Fall/winter 2011/12 (approx. Sept 1 - Dec 31)
Description:
A fully guided hunt for one hunter, take any bull elk 340” or larger (apply this
certificate for $1,000 discount); then take a cow elk as your second animal at no charge; lodging
and meals included.
--No state license or permit required
…Horseshoe Hill Ranch specializes in producing big elk. We believe our quantity and quality of
monster bulls are as good as anywhere in the country! Our 1,025 acre high fenced property
provides fair chase hunts but puts the odds in your favor! Our professional guide staff will put
you in the position to take home the trophy of your dreams! Bring your friends, business
associates or your whole family to enjoy the hunt with you.
SEE THE HORSESHOE HILL RANCH WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL DETAIL.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Legend Waterfowl
Contact: Troy Cunningham
Phone: (580) 330-1493
[email protected]
Web: http://legendwaterfowl.com
2 hunters, 3 days…hunt geese and ducks…lodging & meals included!
The hunt:
3 full days for geese and ducks, 3 nights’ B&B, 3 days’
meals
How many hunters:
two (additional welcome at $500/day/hunter)
Where:
NW Oklahoma (approx. 25 miles north of Clinton)
When:
The 2011/2012 season (approx. Nov, ‘11 – March, ‘12)
VALUE:
$2,980
Description:
Two hunters will enjoy three
full days of some of Oklahoma’s best waterfowl
hunting…and three nights of lodging at Leedey’s
Red Bluff Inn and Spa Ranch Retreat…along with
the ranch’s great meals!
“For the ultimate in Decoying action, look no further than
Legend Waterfowl! Our professional guides pride themselves
in putting the birds in your lap. Hard scouting and preparation ensures your hunt will be a legend!
We hunt Canada's Snows, Ross, Blues & Specs.
So, why not come and hunt where the pro's hunt, using the same Guide Service that Waterfowl TV's
Elite Team (Barnie Calief, Tim & Hunter Grounds & Benelli's Top Gun, Tim Bradley) uses whenever
they are in the area.
Jason Housley (WFTV Sales) stated that the hunt was "the best hunt of the season."
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: A fantastic, framing-quality color print using your images!
Sunrise Images will design a giant 24”X36” print just for you.
VALUE: approx. $200
SUNRISE IMAGES CUSTOM PRINT
(including shipping to your US
address)…VALUE approx. $200
CONTACT:
Sandra Martin
8800 Starcrest Drive #103
San Antono, TX 78217
…phone: 210-314-8686
…email:
[email protected]
…web:
www.SafariPhotoBooks.com
Sunrise Images can help you cover your trophy room walls with these great color prints.
Just send your favorite digital files and they will do the rest. Sunrise Images uses the
finest photo paper to produce these quality, high-impact prints.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Bronze: “Lookout” by Lorenzo Ghiglieri
Valued at $29,500… Limited Edition of 475… Dimensions: 26”h x 25”l x 17”w
Lorenzo Ghiglieri has spent much of his career admiring and observing North American
wildlife in its natural habitat. The realism with which he lovingly recreates these animals
is remarkable. If you have ever seen bighorns perched on the crags surrounding desert
country, you know they always appear to be on the “Lookout”.
Lorenzo Ghiglieri is the patriarch of an artistic dynasty unparalleled in modern history.
He was commissioned by the United States of America to create our country’s gift to Great
Britain for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Such masterpieces have brought him
worldwide acclaim.
Ghiglieri collectors include:
President Ronald Reagan
Ross Perot
Pope John Paul II
Luciano Pavarotti
President Mikhail Gorbachev
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Bronze: “African Treasure” by Laran Ghiglieri
Valued at $35,000… Limited Edition of 125… Dimensions: 27”h x 36”l x 16”w
The African Elephant, by far the largest land mammal on the planet, is often considered the
most intelligent. Master Sculptor Laran Ghiglieri has broached his subject with reverence,
creating a young rearing bull that clearly plans to outlive the elders of his clan and protect
his hereditary treasure…his ivory tusks, which are, of course, the ”African Treasure”.
Master Sculptor Laran Ghiglieri, rising star of the Ghiglieri Dynasty, has been designing
and creating award-winning masterpieces since he was 11 years old. Truly a child prodigy,
he answers the call of his ancestral predecessors and follows the footsteps of his father
toward artistic brilliance.
A Laran Ghiglieri bronze was adopted by the national nonprofit, The Wildlife Waystation,
and presented as their “Lifetime Achievement Award” for support of wildlife rescue and
preservation in 2004.
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Contact person:
Mike Davidson
Phone: 877-486-9375
Web: www.gunwerks.com
SHOOTING SCHOOL! [LONG-RANGE!]
The experience:
SCI contact: Leonard Hansen
Two days for two shooters…learn how to confidently shoot at long
range…really long range! All equipment and ammo provided.
Where:
near Cody, Wyoming
Number of students:
two shooters
Value:
$3,000
When:
May or June, 2011 or 2012…on available dates
Description: Learn what is really necessary to make a 1000 yard shot! From the science
behind bullet and cartridge selection, to simplification techniques to compensate for Corriolis
and Spin Drift--not to mention Wind Deflection!
The Shooting School is also great way to get your hands on the exciting long range shooting
systems from Gunwerks. All the shooting equipment is provided. You'll shoot a Gunwerks
LR-1000 shooting system and Gunwerks Long Range Ammunition. Caldwell and Tipton
provide the cleaning equipment and shooting rests.
You've seen many of our Gunwerks Long Range Tips on the TV program "The Best of the
West". Now you can get the same instruction live! For in depth training, a hands-on course
will significantly reduce your time to proficiency!
You and your
partner will gain an
entirely new level
of confidence in
what it takes to
effectively shoot at
extreme distance!
We offer an intense two day program using the best equipment in the industry that eliminates
equipment concerns and focuses on technique and practical implementation.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: GUNWERKS SHOOTING SCHOOL! Cont’d….
It is our mission to educate and instruct shooters on equipment and techniques that promote
ethical one shot kills, and seek out technology that can make it happen at extreme ranges!
Two-day classes are offered in May and June. Size is limited to 10 students. Sign up for a
Mon-Tues or a Wed-Thurs schedule.
Topics Covered:
• Firearm Maintenance
• Exterior & Terminal Ballistics
• Shot Placement
• Rangefinding Techniques
• Bench & Field Shooting Techniques
• Spotting Techniques
• Special Focus on Wind Doping & Compensation
Class Description:
Your time will be split between classroom and field shooting. We’ll show you the science
behind long range shooting, and then apply it in the field. The rifles, ammo and shooting
products are provided by Gunwerks - you don’t need to bring any shooting gear! When you
are finished with this course you will have a cursory understanding of 1000 yard ballistics, and
field experience shooting at those ranges.
Does it work? Just ask Oklahoma SCI director Leonard Hansen...after completing the
school, Leonard took his next pronghorn at 700 yards!
So…get yourself to Cody, Wyoming. Stay wherever you wish (lodging is not included, but
you’ll get a discount at the Holiday Inn). Each morning of the two-day school, Gunwerks will
pick you up for the 40-mile drive to the training facilty, Gunwerks will provide a light breakfast
and lunch, and Gunwerks will drive you back to your lodging in Cody. Dinner is on your own;
Holiday Inn is close to many restaurants.
But first…you need to win the bid!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: YOUTH WHITETAIL BUCK HUNT IN EASTERN-OKLAHOMA
PROFESSIONALLY VIDEOED. THE ENTIRE FAMILY IS INVITED!
HICKORY RIDGE RANCH near Lamar, Oklahoma, includes 2,000 very wild acres under high fence and
another 1,350 acres outside the fence, along the South Canadian River. The ranch is professionally
managed for whitetail bucks, and it has deer scoring over 250”. Owner Denver McCormick has made it
possible to offer this very special youth hunt…for a big whitetail buck! The lucky young hunter may bring
his parents & siblings, too! Professionally videoed by Bo Newsom!
Contact person: Denver McCormick, [email protected], cell # 405-203-7555
Web: http://hickoryridgehunting.com
Type of hunt: One youth hunter for 3 Days/3 Nights for one whitetail buck
…may be accompanied by parents and siblings
Where/when: Eastern Oklahoma, near Lamar / ODWC’s “Youth Deer Gun (Antlered)” season, 2011
Value:
$8,500
Description: The youth hunter and his/her family are invited to arrive on the evening before the
Oklahoma “Youth Deer Gun (Antlered)” season (usually mid-October). The young hunter will receive a
fully-guided hunt, including any whitetail buck up to 150” (hunting may take place inside and/or outside
the high-fenced area, as the guide directs). Hunting is conducted from first-class “Ranch King” blinds
located near food plots, feeders, or other prime spots. The young hunter and his family will enjoy the full
hospitality of the ranch (lodging, meals, and trail-riding on ATVs) for the duration of their stay. Parents
and siblings may also hunt at prevailing rates.
The young hunter is expected to have opportunity at a 150-class buck!
This exciting adventure will be captured in HD video and custom edited by award winning videographer
and video editor Bo Newsom. Bo Newsom has produced, edited and filmed for dozens of national, top
rated outdoor television programs including Mossy Oaks Hunting The Country, Bass Pro Shops Outdoor
World Hunting TV and Paul Newsom's Great Outdoors. Bo is a former Sr. Television producer for
Cabela's TV, The World's Foremost Outfitter. Newsom's work has aired on The Outdoor Channel, V.S.,
ESPN, National Geographic Channel, Pursuit Channel, The Sportsman's Channel and Wild TV in
Canada. This is one hunt that will be enjoyed year after year, generation after generation!
The young hunter must have passed the Oklahoma hunter safety training program and be properly
licensed to hunt deer in the “Youth Deer Gun (Antlered)” season before arriving at the ranch. The only
other expense not included is a gratuity for the guide.
Parents and siblings may relax and enjoy the accommodations, or ride ATVs.
On a controlled basis, as advised by the guide, family members may observe the youth’s hunt. Family
members may also enjoy the great hunting themselves, at then-current rates.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: FIVE COUPLES will enjoy the old-Texas
hospitality of the Inks family in beautiful “Hill
Country”. The five hunters will pursue freeranging aoudad, and, time permitting, will
also hunt turkeys and hogs.
HUNT AND STAY ON A FAMOUS “TEXAS CENTURY” RANCH
INKSPOT OUTDOORS
Contact: Robert Inks
phone: (325) 234-1918
email:
[email protected]
web: http://inkspotoutdoors.com
SCI contact: M. Mistelske
Hunt:
Aoudad management hunt (plus turkey and hog if time permits)
Where:
Central Texas (Llano County)
Number of Hunters: 5 Hunters and 5 non-hunters
WHAT ROGER RAGLIN
HAD TO SAY ABOUT HIS
HUNT WITH THE INKS
FAMILY: “IT WAS THE
HIGHLIGHT OF MY YEAR!”
Value:
$10,500
Date(s) of Trip:
Spring (March-May), 2011 or 2012, to be set by mutual agreement
Description: Five hunters, each with his/her own guide, will pursue free-ranging aoudad for
three full days. You will be hunting for management specimens…typically mature ewes with
horns ranging in length from 22 to 26 inches—which is as big as many rams that are taken.
If there is an injured ram, that will also be considered a management animal.
…Arrive on a Thursday, hunt Friday through Sunday, depart Monday after breakfast (or
depart Sunday p.m. if you prefer).
The Inks family will provide 1x1 guiding, all transportation during the hunt, and all meals
during your stay.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Each hunter will be permitted to take one management aoudad, and, time permitting, hogs
and turkey (if in season). You may add free-ranging trophy animals at prevailing prices (axis
deer, blackbuck, aoudad rams, hybrid ibex, and mouflon ram).
You must pay for lodging at $300/night for all 10 guests, at the 100+ year-old Dutch Mountain
Ranch: three couples each in separate bedrooms sharing a bathroom in the lodge, and two
couples sharing a cottage with one large bedroom and one bathroom.
Your only other expense will be your Texas hunting license (a 5-day non-resident special
license is available for exotics, including aoudad and hogs, for approximately $48).
Non-hunters may accompany the hunters and experience first-hand the exciting pursuit of
free-ranging aoudad in this beautiful country. Non-hunters also have the option of going into
town to shop, or they can stay on the ranch and sight-see in the areas we will not be hunting.
Most non-hunters usually stay on the ranch and take advantage of the outdoor activities such
as hiking, fishing, arrowhead hunting, or just relaxing.
Inkspot Outdoors provides hunting services on the Inks and Dutch Mountain Ranches located in
Llano Co, Tx. Both the Inks Ranch and Dutch Mt. Ranch are "Texas Century" ranches and
have been in the same family for over 100 years.” We offer a variety of hunts on many exotic
and domestic animals in a diverse terrain landscape. The animals that freely range are Axis
deer, Fallow deer, Aoudad sheep, Mouflon sheep, Blackbuck antelope, Spanish Ibex, Whitetail
deer, Rio Grande Turkey, and Feral hogs. Once you experience the hunting in our "heaven"
you will know you earned your stripes. The animals are wild and all hunts are 100% fair chase
with the countryside that has yet to be tamed. The adventure you will embark on will be a
lasting memory.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: LIFE MEMBERSHIP!
TREAT YOURSELF OR GIVE AN AWESOME GIFT THAT WILL
LITERALLY LAST A LIFETIME!
HELP PROTECT THE CONTINUING FREEDOM TO HUNT AND THE
CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE.
VALUE: $750
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A LIFE MEMBERSHIP^ IN THE OKLAHOMA
STATION CHAPTER (OSC)!!
VALUE OF THIS LIFE MEMBERSHIP IS $750
^THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE AN SCI LIFE MEMBERSHIP. This OSC life
membership may only be issued in the name of an individual who holds an
SCI life membership (which may be existing or may be purchased during this
banquet or in the near future).
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: PRECIOUS JEWELRY
[below, left]
”Evening Tide”…Black Tahitian
Pearl and Diamond Pendant
…This stunningly beautiful black Tahitian Pearl 9 to 10 mm in size is set in an 18K white gold
mounting and accented with 16 brilliant round sparkling diamonds, total carat weight of .113.
…The Pearl is AAA quality with a super high luster and a clean smooth surface.
…The Pearl is suspended from an elegant 14K white gold 18” box chain from Italy.
This elegant pearl pendant will become a treasure to cherish for the woman lucky enough to
wear it…Value: $3,990
[above, right]
Evening Elegance…Akoya Pearl & Ruby
Necklace & Earring Set
Elegant and unique, this wonderful Akoya pearl necklace has three natural Ruby drops
accented with small natural ruby rondelles. The Akoya saltwater pearls are A+ grade with fine
luster and very smooth. The pearls are knotted with silk thread for security. The pearls are
from 6.5 to 7mm in size and the 18” necklace is finished with a 14kt gold filigree clasp.
Matching pearl and ruby earrings (with 14kt gold ear wires) add to the beauty of this unique
treasure.
Value: $1,980
14kt gold ear wires) add to the beauty of this unique treasure.
Value: $1,980
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Thompson/Center ICON “Classic”
Long Action - Featuring Classic Checkered
Walnut Stock
.300 Winchester Magnum
Receiver machined from solid steel
VALUE: $900
In Peterson’s Rifle Shooter,
Dr. Wayne van Zwoll, one of America’s most
respected gun writers, had this to say about
Thompson/Center’s Icon rifle:
“…this rifle is brilliantly conceived. The important
things have been attended to; functionally and
cosmetically, the Icon rates very high marks.
…it's clear that Thompson/Center has indeed
improved upon a century-old design.”
3-lug bolt with round-knob handle
Integral Weaver-style bases
5R rifled match-grade barrel
“Interlok” bedding-block system
In Guns & Ammo, Dan C. Johnson wrote:
“The Icon is a beautiful, accurate rifle with a
wealth of innovative features….”
Hinged floor plate
Solid walnut stock with classic checkering
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Thompson/Center ICON “Ultra-Wood”
Medium Action - Featuring “Ultra-Wood” Stock
.243 Winchester
VALUE: $900
Receiver machined from solid steel
In Peterson’s Rifle Shooter,
Dr. Wayne van Zwoll, one of America’s most
respected gun writers, had this to say about
Thompson/Center’s Icon rifle:
“…this rifle is brilliantly conceived. The important
things have been attended to; functionally and
cosmetically, the Icon rates very high marks.
…it's clear that Thompson/Center has indeed
improved upon a century-old design.”
3-lug bolt with butter-knife handle
Integral Weaver-style bases
5R rifled match-grade barrel
“Interlok” bedding-block system
In Guns & Ammo, Dan C. Johnson wrote:
Detachable polymer magazine
“The Icon is a beautiful, accurate rifle with a
wealth of innovative features….”
“Ultra-Wood” laminated walnut stock
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: ONCE AGAIN!
J & R OUTFITTERS
Contact: Joe O'Bannon
Indiantown, FL 34956; (772) 597-4757
WEB: www.jroutfitters.com
PLEASE SEE THE WEBSITE FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT
J & R OUTFITTERS
The hunt: 3-day/2-night for one trophy sika buck
No. of hunters: one (and one guest)
Where: south Florida
When: Oct, 2011, through March, 2012
VALUE: $3,800
INCLUDED: For 1 hunter and one guest: 3 days of guided
hunting, lodging & meals, license, trophy fee for 1 sika
buck.
…Additional hunters and observers are welcome at
regular rates.
...The winning hunter is encouraged to take additional
species while enjoying their stay at J & R Outfitters.
LOCATED in South Florida, J & R Outfitters prides itself
on being more than just another hunting operation.
Although hunting is the name of the game, J & R
Outfitters guided trips emphasize the total hunting
experience.
J & R operates on 4,000 plus acres of the most
picturesque and game-rich land in Florida. Their hunting
grounds offer a variety of beautiful scenery, ranging from
age-old cabbage and oak hammocks to open prairies.
A variety of game call this land home, including deer,
wild hogs, quail, wild turkey, ducks, dove, snipe. A variety
of exotic deer and antelope as well as one of the largest
herds of Asian Water Buffalo in the United States roam
about on J & R’s hunting grounds.
J & R Outfitters' staff take care of the entire day, so that
the sportsman can simply concentrate on enjoying the
serenity of the setting. They’ll pick you up at the airport,
get you settled into a local hotel or our lodge and take you
to the hunting site where the action begins. You will enjoy
a comfortable and professional hunt run by
knowledgeable and personable hunting guides.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Big game hunt fee per person(1 guide)
Member
Non-Member
Observer fee
1/2 DAY
FULL DAY
175.00
300.00
400.00
600.00
150.00
All fees subject to change; fees effective at time of hunt will apply.
HUNTING SEASON
HUNTING FEES
EXOTIC GAME HUNTS
Antelope - Black Buck
Antelope – Nilgai
Barasingha
Buffalo - Water Buffalo
Deer – Axis
Deer – Fallow
Deer – Red
Deer – Sika
Pere David
All Year
All year
March – November
October – March
October – March
March - November
$2000
$2500
$5000 & up, plus $500 permit fee
$4000 - $5000
$2000 Buck; $500 Doe
$2000 Buck; $500 Doe
$500 - $3500
$500 - $2000
$5500
NATIVE GAME HUNTS
Deer – Whitetail
Dove
Quail
Turkey
Wild Boar
September – January
October – January
October - April
Spring
All year
$1500 & up based on score
$150
$400 1/2 day; $600 Whole day
$2000 2 days & Nights all inclusive
$200 Meat hogs; $400 Trophy hogs
AFRICAN GAME HUNTS
Waterbuck
Other Species
Summer
Summer
$3500
Available upon request
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: GLOBAL RESCUE
CONTACT:
Josh Hendrickson
Phone – 1.800.381.9754
Email - [email protected]
Web - www.globalrescue.com
SCI contact – Mike Mistelske
Membership:
Annual Individual membership for up to 45 consecutive days
abroad (can be used as credit toward more expensive plan)
WHERE:
“global”
Number of Insured: 1
Dates:
commence any time in 2011 after close of auction
Value:
$329
Description: Global Rescue is the premier medical evacuation service for
traveling hunters. If you want to protect your health while traveling, then become
a Global Rescue member. Global Rescue is the only medical evacuation
provider that provides field rescue to their members. Global Rescue will
evacuate you from the point of injury using helicopters, airplanes, land vehicles
and whatever else is necessary. Their rescue teams are composed of former
U.S Special Operations medics and commandos including Navy SEALs and
Army Rangers. Global Rescue has performed evacuations from the world’s
deepest canyon in Peru to Mt. Everest and everywhere in between. If you can
get there, Global Rescue can get you back. Call 1.800.381.9754 or visit
www.globalrescue.com for more information.”
See Global Rescue’s website for terms and additional details of their plans.
“For individuals under the age of 75 seeking the benefits of a Global Rescue
membership, we have a plan that can meet your needs.”
“For individuals between the ages of 75 and 85, membership requires an application
signed by your physician.”
PLEASE PICK UP YOUR CERTIFICATE FROM SCI STAFF HERE TONIGHT!
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Model 84M in .308 Winchester
Economy of scale. The Kimber Model 84M is the first ultra-lightweight production
rifle that combines classic design, hand finishing and the advantages of a Mauser
claw extractor for true controlled round feeding and extraction. Accuracy is
ensured by the match grade barrel, chamber and trigger, along with pillar
bedding. Every dimension is minimized, putting this rifle in a class by itself.
RETAIL VALUE $1,187
The Model 84M action is designed with absolute minimal dimensions for the .308 Win. family
of cartridges. This is the primary reason Model 84M rifles weigh some 2 pounds less than those
from other manufacturers.
Model 84M actions are bedded to the stock on twin aluminum pillars for strength and accuracy.
Models in big game calibers also have glass bedding. Sculpted steel bottom metal has a
floorplate release inside the trigger bow.
Proper stock design and a recoil-absorbing 1-inch Pachmayr® Decelerator® recoil pad on most
models diminish felt recoil. Straight comb stocks slide back, not up and into your cheekbone.
Three-position wing safety acts directly on the cocking piece for greatest security.
Models with walnut or Kevlar/carbon fiber stocks are glass bedded at the recoil lug.
Models with walnut or laminated stocks have machined steel bottom metal with floorplate
release inside the trigger guard.
Receivers are drilled and tapped for Kimber scalloped base sets (sold separately).
Specifications: Approx. weight: 5 lbs. 13 oz.
Overall length (inches): 41.25
Stock: Material: A-grade walnut
Finish: Hand-rubbed oil
Checkering: Panel, 20 linesper-inch
Sling swivel studs
Recoil pad: Pachmayr Decelerator 1.0 inches thick
Steel grip cap
Length of pull (inches): 13.63
Drop at heel (inches): 0.54; Drop at comb (inches): 0.43
Pillar bedding
Glass bedding
Barrel: Material: Steel Finish: Matte blue
Contour: Sporter
Length: 22 inches
Twist rate (right hand): 10
Grooves: 6
Match grade chamber
Action: Material: Steel
Finish: Matte blue
Front locking repeater
Mauser claw extractor Magazine capacity: 5 3-position Model 70-type safety
Trigger: Adjustable
Factory setting: 3.5-4 pounds
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: “Custom II” 1911 Pistol in .45 ACP
America’s best shooters keep choosing
Kimber. Legendary LAPD SWAT tested
five major 1911 brands and chose Kimber.
United States Marines assigned to Special
Operations Command chose Kimber. The
USA Rapid Fire Pistol Team trains for the
Olympic competition with a Kimber. Most
recently, LAPD SIS transitioned to Kimber.
They all chose Kimber for the same
reasons; quality, dependability and
accuracy. A Kimber 1911 is superior to
any other semi-automatic pistol design.
RETAIL VALUE $855
Specifications (may vary):
Height (inches) 90° to barrel: 5.25
Weight (ounces) with empty magazine: 38
Length (inches): 8.7
Magazine capacity: 7
Recoil spring (pounds): 16.0
Full length guide rod
Frame:
Material: Steel
Finish: Matte black
Width (inches): 1.28
Slide: Material: Steel
Finish: Matte black
Front serrations
Barrel:
Length (inches): 5; Material: Steel, match grade
Stainless steel match grade bushing; Twist rate (left hand): 16
Sights: Fixed low profile; Radius (inches): 6.8
Grips: Black synthetic; Double diamond
Trigger:
Aluminum Match Grade; Factory setting (approx. pounds): 4.0 - 5.0
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Model 8400 Caprivi in .375 H&H
Big rifles for big game. Dangerous game rifles deliver unwavering dependability
and charge-stopping energy. The Caprivi is meant for Africa. Features include
AA-grade French walnut stock with traditional pancake cheekpiece, ebony forend
tip and 24 lines-per-inch hand-cut checkering. Match grade barrels, chambers
and triggers, a 3-position safety and the unequaled dependability of a full-length
Mauser claw extractor are standard. These rifles are the finest production sporters
ever offered, and the game they were designed to hunt deserves nothing less.
RETAIL VALUE:
$3211
The Caprivi features a 3-leaf island rear express sight, the standing leaf regulated for 50 yards
and both folders left green for custom regulation. The hooded front sight has a large bead, as
appropriate.
Model 8400 rifles feature both pillar and glass bedding for strength and accuracy. The
Caprivi stock also has twin crossbolts.
Caprivi rifles have a sculpted steel floorplate with release button inside the trigger guard.
Caprivi rifles have 3-leaf (1 standing and 2 folding) express sights.
Specifications: Appx. weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Overall length (inches): 44.50
Stock: Material: AA-grade walnut
Finish: Hand-rubbed oil
Checkering: Wrap, 24 lines-per-inch
Ebony forend tip
Cheekpiece
Double Cross-bolts
Sling swivel studs
Front barrel band swivel stud
Recoil pad: Pachmayr Decelerator 1.0 inches thick
Steel grip cap
Length of pull (inches): 13.75
Drop at heel (inches): 0.49 Drop at comb (inches): 0.59
Pillar bedding
Glass bedding
Barrel: Material: Steel Finish: Matte blue
Contour: Magnum
Length: 24 inches
Twist rate (right hand): 12
Grooves: 6
Match grade chamber
Express sights
Action: Material: Steel; Finish: Matte blue
Front locking repeater
Mauser claw extractor
Magazine capacity: 4
3-position Model 70-type safety
Trigger: Adjustable Factory setting: 3.5-4 pounds
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: One Person will enjoy the Red River
Oklahoma hospitality of Monty Roberts for a
river bottom, high stand Whitetail deer hunt.
ROBERTS RANCH OUTFITTERS on the RED RIVER
Roberts Ranch Outfitters
Contact: Monty Roberts
phone: (580) 305-4868
email:
[email protected]
web:
http://robertsranchoutfitters.com
SCI contact: H. Bereman
Hunt:
Oklahoma Whitetail hunt
Where:
Southwest Oklahoma Red River
What Hugh Bereman had to
say about his 2010 hunt :
“My 150+ inch buck was
the highlight of my year!”
Value:
$1,500
Date(s) of Trip:
Archery, Black Powder or Rifle - Fall Oklahoma Deer season (late
November – early December), 2011 for 3 days.
Description: One hunter, from a high or low stand, will hunt for Whitetail deer for three full
days. You will be hunting for wild trophy bucks…Only mature bucks with horns of 10 points
or rough score of above 140 may be taken.
Arrive on the evening before the first day of hunting, hunt three days, depart the evening of
the third day.
Monty Roberts will provide 1 X 1 placement in the stand, all transportation during the hunt,
and all meals during your stay.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Hunter will be permitted to take one Whitetail buck of 10 points minimum or rough score of
140 minimum.
The ranch has camper slots with water, electric and dump station or you can stay in the 5 room
bunk house. A 250 yard rifle range is available to ensure accuracy before your hunt.
Roberts Ranch Outfitters is a homestead ranch located on the Red River near Davidson
Oklahoma and Vernon Texas. This ranch features wild ranging river bottom Whitetail deer
with natural bucks ranging to above a 180 rough score. This ranch is an ideal opportunity for
stand hunting whitetails in an outstanding habitat. This is a great hunt to use rattle and grunt
techniques to bring big bucks up from the brushy bottoms.
This hunt represents an outstanding opportunity to introduce new younger hunters to trophy
Whitetail deer hunting.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: KUVHIMA SAFARIS -- RSA
LIMPOPO PROVINCE
Contact person: Andre Stewart
P.O. Box 607, Lephalale, 0555, RSA
Tel: +27 83 320 8866
Fax: +27 86 671 7556
Website: www.kuvhima.co.za
E-Mail: [email protected]
AGAIN FROM THIS GREAT SUPPORTER OF OUR CHAPTER!
The Hunt:
9 days and 8 nights, guided hunting/lodging/meals, plus $3,000 credit toward
trophy fees (includes 7 full hunting days plus two days of transportation)
How many guests: 2 hunters (each with his/her own guide)
Where:
Republic of South Africa, Limpopo Province
When:
2011 or 2012, any available dates
Value:
$9,400
Description: Hunt with Kuvhima Safaris in the Limpopo Province of South Africa…
…This trip is for two hunters.
…Included are seven hunting days and the days of arrival and departure—a total of nine
days.
…Included are trophy fees of $3,000 to be shared between the two hunters.
This trophy credit can be used on any animals of your choice.
Rates for additional days and trophy fees as per the list current at time of hunt will apply.
Non-Hunters are welcome at $200 per hunt day.
Trophy credits cannot be transferred between the two hunters.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Tuffpak™ Original Guncase
Tuffpak™ Original Guncase--The Original World Traveler
Exterior 13" x 12"
Dimensions:
Inside 10"
Diameter:
Outside Height: 52"
Inside Height: 50" - 55"
(Lock will only engage at 50")
Weight: 18 lbs.
Lock:
Tubular steel key lock
Capacity: 2-3 full length rifles or up to 5 shotguns
in soft cases + clothing, boots, etc.
Color: Black
ALTHOUGH NOT PICTURED, THIS TUFFPAK COMES WITH AN OPTIONAL
“SADDLEBAG”
TOTAL VALUE $595.
The Original Tuffpak™ will carry up to three scoped rifles (or as many as five shotguns) up to
50" in overall length in ultimate security. It's well balanced and rolls effortlessly behind you no
matter how much you've put inside, leaving your other hand free.
For optimum protection, put your guns in their normal soft cases and slide them into your
Tuffpak. your firearms are safe and secure, and you'll have your soft cases to protect your guns
when you arrive without taking up extra room in your luggage.
This case features:
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Built in wheels
Locking lid
Cushioned Handle
And discrete looks
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: [Tuffpak™ Original Guncase, cont’d.]
Always ready for inspection.
The Tuffpak opens easily and discreetly. When the TSA or other officials need to inspect your
firearms, just slide them out of their soft cases without disturbing anything else in your
Tuffpak.
Just as useful for other adventures.
Your Tuffpak™ is also ideal for traveling with other gear and sports
equipment. Anything you want to arrive at its destination in the same
condition it left home belongs in a Tuffpak.
The rotational molding process used to form every Tuffpak™
enables us to produce an extremely durable lightweight case that can
withstand even the roughest baggage handlers for a lifetime. Just
how tough are rotationally molded products? Well, some products you've probably seen
include, gas cans, the big yellow crash barrels found on most of our nations freeways, water
tanks, toys, dumpster lids and many other items where durability is mandatory.
As a direct result of this unique molding process, every corner in a Tuffpak™
has 20% more material than the sidewalls. All of this yields a case so "tuff"
that Nalpak stands behind every one of them with their "Guaranteed For Life"
guarantee.
Tuffpak™ is resistant to: jet fuel, solvents, moisture, dents, abrasions, shock, cold to -40° F
and heat to +140° F
This Tuffpak™ model comes equipped with wheels which are permanently attached and
protected by "fenders" that are molded into the bottom of the case. No need to remove them
(and possibly lose them) or find a place for them in your other bags. The wheels along with the
pull handle on the lid make it a snap to move even a heavy load.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: TWO NIGHTS AT THE HISTORIC CRESCENT
HOTEL IN EUREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAS!
Enjoy two nights at the famous Crescent Hotel in beautiful Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
A premium king room is all yours for a romantic getaway in a historic setting. Choose
any available two-night stay, excluding Saturdays; valid through March 4th, 2012.
Value including taxes is $400+.
The 1886 Crescent Hotel and
Spa has a rich and fascinating
history. See their website for
much more information:
www.crescent-hotel.com
To book your reservation,
contact Amanda Haley at
877-342-9766 or by email at
[email protected]
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: An Elite of Lexus Dealer
Contact: Susie Marco
Office phone: 800-633-3014 or 405-755-9000
SCI-OK Contact: Mike Mistelske
ESKRIDGE LEXUS OF OKLAHOMA CITY IS A MOST WELCOME NEW
SUPPORTER OF OUR SCI CHAPTER!! THANK THEM WHEN YOU CAN!
Shiloh Morning Inn...
A Premier
Oklahoma Romantic Getaway
Bed and Breakfast...
and a new Lexus for the weekend!
Outing:
Provided exclusively by Eskridge Lexus of Oklahoma City: a 3-day, 2-night
stay at a beautiful 73-acre romantic oasis - AND the use of a current-model
Lexus for the weekend!
Where: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Dates of Trip: As available, by March 1, 2012
Number of People: One adult couple only
Value: $1,000
Description:
You and your significant other pick up your
Lexus at Eskridge Lexus of Oklahoma City
on Friday and drive to Ardmore. Check into
the Shiloh Morning Inn after 4:00 p.m.
Friday; check out by noon Sunday. Return
your Lexus to Eskridge Lexus of Oklahoma
City on Monday. Eskridge Lexus provides
the vehicle and the accommodations for one
adult couple. You provide the romance.
…”World-class design”, “industry benchmark”, “luxuriously appointed”, “old-world
craftsmanship”, “state-of-the-art amenities”, “powerfully capable”, “arguably the
finest automobiles on the road today”…the list of superlatives goes on and on.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: The Hummingbird Suite is recommended. Amenities:
King Size Bed * Gas Fireplace * Hot Tub on Private Patio with
privacy fencing * Extra Deep Soaking Tub with Separate Glass
Shower * TV/DVD * Robes * Stocked Mini-Fridge * Coffee Maker
* Microwave (in hall, just outside door) * Wireless Internet Access
[The Hummingbird is recommended, but you may have your choice of any available suite.]
Lodging is provided in a delightful and romantic suite. Flowers and Champaign will be
waiting in your suite when you arrive. Breakfast is included both mornings of your stay.
Shiloh Morning Inn’s famous “Dining Choice Number 1” is served in your suite Friday night
(reserve your menu option no later than Wednesday prior to your visit). Dine at Café Alley
Saturday evening (http://www.cafealleyardmore.com…reserve your dinner with Café Alley
when you reserve your dates at the Shiloh Morning Inn).
These two dinners are included in your romantic weekend getaway.
Visit the Shiloh Morning Inn website (http://www.shilohmorning.com) for more information
about the Inn and about attractions in the Ardmore area. The successful bidder will
schedule the weekend through Susie Marco at Eskridge Lexus of Oklahoma City (800633-3014 or 405-755-9000). Schedule early for maximum availability.
REVIEWS of the Shiloh Morning Inn:
"Picture Perfect"
"Extraordinary, delightful, 100% recommended"
"Heaven on earth"
"Wonderful romantic/relaxing destination!!!"
"The Perfect Innkeepers"
"Extraordinary, delightful, 100% recommended"
"Perfect Adult Retreat"
"Absolutely Wonderful!"
"Golden Memories"
Driver must be at least 25 years of age, have a valid Oklahoma driver’s license, and
provide a copy of Oklahoma Insurance Security Verification.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: A CHALLENGE TO ALL - WORLD RECORD ELK by Ron Van Gilder.
"The bugle and response of mature bulls is one of nature's most exciting
displays. In this oil painting, the current world record elk is about to issue
his most daunting challenge to all."
Framed premier canvas edition of 250 signed and numbered canvases.
Image size 18" x 29-1/2".
Frame not pictured.
Value: $1,000
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Flat Out-Pronghorns by Michael Sieve
“A pronghorn at full speed is an awesome sight. They are far faster than
any predator on the western prairie, faster than logic would indicate that
they should be.”
Framed limited edition of 750.
Image size 14" x 28".
Frame not pictured.
Value: $900
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Distant Thunder-Bison Canvas by Rosemary Millette
“The open prairies of the Southern Black Hills provided the setting for
these mature bulls who separate themselves from the rest of the herd
during the months of summer.”
Framed, unsigned, open canvas edition.
Frame not pictured.
Value: $300
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Abandoned Farmstead by Rosemary Millette
“Afternoon light created a golden glow to this abandoned farmstead scene,
one in which we would often see deer and pheasant.”
Framed, unsigned, open canvas edition.
Frame not pictured.
Value: $300
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Joshua Spies has been named the 2011 Safari Club
International Conservation Artist of the Year.
An impressive giclee on canvas of Joshua’s, “Vantage Point”
Number 8 of only 100, signed by Joshua Spies
…large image size: 27” X 36”…
Value: $1,000
Frame not pictured.
FRAMING INCLUDED, PROVIDED BY…
Six North Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK - Phone: 918-584-2217 http://www.zieglerart.com/ - [email protected]
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: SUPPORTING TAXIDERMISTS
Clary’s Taxidermy
13124 LaCresta Dr., Piedmont, OK 73078
Phone 405-818-8547
A $50 discount on any shoulder mount for each banquet attendee
17 Ranch Taxidermy
http://www.17ranchtaxidermy.com
2651 NW 206th St (aka Covell), Edmond, OK 73012
Phone (405) 820-1260
Email [email protected]
Taxidermy included in the Miller Ranch Oklahoma whitetail deer hunt
Terry’s Taxidermy http://www.terrystaxidermy.com
9201 West Reno Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73127-2971
Phone (405) 787-7883
Email [email protected]
Taxidermy included in the
Safrique Mozambique
Cape buffalo hunt
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: THE HONORABLE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, TODD LAMB,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Special Hunt:
Lt. Governor’s Invitational Turkey Hunt and commemorative Shotgun.
Value: $3,600
Dates will not be finalized until late 2011 but probably will be either April 11-13 or April 18-20,
2012.
Begin this unique experience and tom turkey hunt (Rio Grande or Eastern Turkey, at the
discretion of the Lt. Governor's office) with a luncheon meeting to be held at the Oklahoma
Historical Center with the Lt. Governor and many State dignitaries in mid-April, 2012. You will
then be shuttled to your hunt area--one of five locations in Oklahoma. All transportation,
meals, and accommodations are provided as well as mementoes of this historical event,
together with several hunting items.
The commemorative shotgun will be selected in the near future, so watch for updates to this
item!
Sam Munhollon is SCI’s contact with the Lt. Governor’s office for this item:
Sam Munhollon
4811 Gaillardia Parkway Suite 105
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73142-1877
Toll Free: 877-838-1234
Direct Dial: 405-302-4168
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: BRIARWOOD SPORTING CLUB … Ohio
contact: Chris Daniels
phone: 937-593-8045
fax: 937-593-4492 email: [email protected]
web: www.BriarwoodClub.com
Hunt: $2,000 credit toward a 3-day/4-night guided hunt for a Northeastern Whitetail Deer,
including lodging, meals, beverages, guide, and a $2,000.00 credit towards one mature trophy
whitetail buck.
Where:
Bellefontaine, Ohio (45 minutes northwest of Columbus, Ohio)
Date(s) of Trip: To be set by mutual agreement October 2 - December 22, 2011
Value:
$2,000 Credit
BIG OHIO WHITETAILS!
BRIARWOOD SPORTING CLUB has spent over 30 years compiling the industry’s best genetics to
provide their clients with the largest whitetails in North America. While hunting on Briarwood’s 440acre preserve, you will also have access to Ohio's best fishing. Try your luck in one of eleven lakes
for largemouth bass, or cast a fly in one of their many streams for trophy Rainbow, Brook, Brown
and Golden Trout. Included are lodging, meals, beverages, guide, and a $2,000.00 credit towards
one mature trophy whitetail buck. Hunts start at $4,000 for up to a 159” whitetail (up to 169″ $5,000;
179″ $6,000; 189″ $8,000; 199″ $10,000 and bucks over 200” start at $14,000). Method of take is
hunter’s choice. Hunter has option to upgrade and/or harvest additional animals. Additional hunters
can book at a 10% discount from current price list. Non-hunters welcome at $150/person/day.
Arrive for dinner Sunday, hunt Monday through Wednesday; depart after breakfast Thursday.
Taxidermy, shipping of trophy, tax at approx. $10/person/day, and gratuities are not included.
See BRIARWOOD SPORTING CLUB’S website for additional information: www.BriarwoodClub.com
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: 0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: African Hunting
Gazette
Contact: Birgit Johnstone
Tel: (705) 646 9529
Email:
[email protected]
Web:
www.africansportinggazette.com
SCI contact: Jed Crabb
Membership: One year subscription
Where: USA
Dates: commence any time in 2011 after close of auction
Value: $45
Description:
The African Hunting Gazette is dedicated to promoting hunting in Africa. From
publishing the African Hunting Directory, to consulting outfitters, taxidermists,
and agents, to African Hunting shows that they host, AHG is the premier source
for everything related to hunting in Africa. While Africa is the dream hunting
destination, with a range of species that no other continent can offer, there is a
range of issues and information that potential visitors need to know, and we
hope that this magazine helps you answer those questions.
PLEASE PICK UP YOUR CERTIFICATE FROM SCI STAFF HERE TONIGHT!
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: SCI SPOUSAL
LIFE MEMBERSHIP*
ARE YOU AN SCI LIFE MEMBER, OR ARE YOU
SOON TO BE?
HERE’S AN OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE YOUR
SPOUSE A SPECIAL LIFE-LONG GIFT THAT
DEMONSTRATES YOUR EXCEPTIONAL
COMMITMENT TO THE FUTURE OF HUNTING.
HELP PROTECT THE CONTINUING FREEDOM
TO HUNT AND THE CONSERVATION OF
WILDLIFE.
VALUE: $750
*Non-Subscribing (no publications) membership to Safari Club
International
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Mahogany Mink Female
Skins full length coat 52”
…retail value $14,500.00
[Can be exchanged locally for correct size]
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Ladies Plucked Mink Zip 30”
jacket Reversible to leather W/
Detachable fox trimmed hood
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Ladies Mink Vest reversible to
leather 24”
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: EXHIBITORS’ RAFFLE
26th ANNUAL BANQUET AND FUND-RAISER
A UNIQUE HAND-CRAFTED KNIFE BY MICHAEL E. MILLER
RAFFLE TICKETS ARE FREE…ASK FOR THEM AS YOU
VISIT EACH OF OUR EXHIBITORS AT THE BANQUET ON MARCH 5TH.
PLEASE THANK OUR EXHIBITORS FOR HELPING TO MAKE OUR BANQUET POSSIBLE.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: "//*7&34"3:4)&&1
Scott Holmes spent his wedding
Anniversary hunting Aoudad Sheep
during the week of February 5.
Outfitter was Tays Outfitting, Mike
& Linda Tays, Tinnie, NM. Taken on
2/9/2011. Est. live weight 200 lbs.
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: WEEKLY WILDLIFE NEWS
New hunting and fishing license changes
immediately affecting sportsmen
allowed deer for that method. The overall combined
limit of six deer (to include no more than two bucks)
remains unchanged, and all other nonresident deer
licenses are no longer available. Nonresident anglers
also must now purchase a $55 nonresident annual
fishing license or a $35 nonresident six-day fishing
license.
Other significant license changes now in place
include one that eliminates the separate trout license
once required during trout season.
The new $26 Wildlife Conservation Passport
also is now required of all residents or nonresidents
who enter or use Department-owned lands, unless
exempt. Individuals who possess any current hunting
or fishing license issued by the Wildlife Department
are exempt from Conservation Passport requirements,
except holders of the resident two-day fishing license
and the nonresident six-day fishing license must still
purchase the Wildlife Conservation Passport. Additionally, residents under 18 years of age are exempt
from Conservation Passport requirements. The Conservation Passport replaces the Blue River Passport
once required on the Blue River Public Fishing and
Hunting Area.
Additionally, sportsmen now have the option of
purchasing a fiscal year hunting or combination license that expires June 30, rather than only having the
option of a calendar year license that expires Dec. 31.
The cost of the fiscal year licenses are $53 for a combination license, $32 for a hunting license, $19 for
a youth combination license, $7 for a youth hunting
license and $176 for a nonresident hunting license.
Other license changes new for 2011, including a
number of discontinued licenses, can be viewed along
with a complete listing in the current “Oklahoma
Hunting Guide” and “Oklahoma Fishing Guide.”
Some changes to the Oklahoma Department of
Wildlife Conservation’s hunting and fishing license
structure will affect the way some sportsmen choose
the licenses they need in 2011.
At its January meeting, the Oklahoma Wildlife
Conservation Commission did not have a quorum
and no actions were taken. The Commission did hear
several presentations, however, including one from
Melinda Sturgess-Streich, assistant director of administration and finance, detailing license changes that
became effective Jan. 1, 2011.
Particularly impacted by the new slate of changes
are senior citizens, military personnel, non-resident
sportsmen, trout anglers, wildlife management area
users who are not hunting and fishing license holders and sportsmen whose favorite hunting seasons are
still open at the start of a new year.
Among the changes is one that impacts the price
and terms of senior citizen lifetime hunting, fishing
and combination licenses. The new prices are $15 for
a senior citizen lifetime fishing or hunting license and
$25 for a senior citizen lifetime combination license.
Additionally, senior citizen lifetime licenses now
include increased privileges equal to that of regular
lifetime licenses.
License changes for military personnel have taken
place as well. All active military personnel and their
dependents, regardless of their state residency, can
now purchase hunting and fishing licenses at resident
prices.
License changes for nonresidents include the
elimination of non-resident lifetime licenses as well
as a simplification of nonresident deer licenses.
Nonresident deer hunters now can choose between
a nonresident deer archery license, a nonresident
deer muzzleloader license or a nonresident deer gun
license. Each license is $280 and is valid for all of the
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER – SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
BYLAWS
AMENDED APRIL 13, 1999
REVISED AUGUST 4, 2008
REVISED MARCH 2, 2009
AMENDED JANUARY 3, 2011
0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER – SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
BYLAWS -- AMENDED JANUARY 3, 2011
ARTICLE I -- NAME
THE NAME OF THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE:
OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER – SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
ARTICLE II -- CHAPTER OFFICES
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF THIS ORGANIZATION (“CHAPTER”) SHALL BE PO BOX 890307
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73189.
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ARTICLE III -- MISSION AND PURPOSES
THE MISSION OF THE OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER SCI IS TO PROTECT THE
FREEDOM TO HUNT AND PROMOTE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA AND WORLDWIDE.
THE PURPOSES OF THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE:
1. TO RECOGNIZE AND SUPPORT THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF SAFARI CLUB
INTERNATIONAL & SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION.
2. TO COLLECT, ORGANIZE AND DISTRIBUTE EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION AND DATA
REGARDING WILDLIFE OF THE WORLD AND CONSERVATION OF THE SAME. TO
RECOGNIZE AND PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE USE OF ALL NATURAL RESOURCES.
3. TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE DONATIONS OR SUPPORT TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OR
INDIVIDUALS PURSUING THE SAME OR SIMILAR GOALS AS THIS ORGANIZATION.
4. TO PROMOTE, ESTABLISH AND CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES
REGARDING WILDLIFE OF THE WORLD; TO LEARN MORE OF THEIR GENEALOGY,
HABITAT AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS.
THESE STUDIES WILL BE
CONDUCTED IN AN EFFORT TO PROVIDE A SOUND BASIS AND SCIENTIFIC
EVALUATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE.
5. TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT HUNTERS' RIGHTS.
6. TO EDUCATE AND INFORM THE PUBLIC CONCERNING SPORT HUNTING’S IMPORTANCE
AS A VIABLE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT TOOL.
7. TO PROMOTE SAFE & ETHICAL SPORT HUNTING, IRRESPECTIVE OF MEANS OF
HARVEST.
8. TO SUPPORT LEGISLATIVE WORK WHICH FOSTERS AND PROMOTES THE ABOVE
STATED PURPOSES.
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WITH SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION AND ALL OTHER STATED
PURPOSES ABOVE.
10. TO HOST AT LEAST ONE MAJOR FUND RAISER PER YEAR IN ORDER TO SUPPORT
OUR PURPOSES.
11. TO CONDUCT OR FUND ONE SIGNIFICANT CONSERVATION PROJECT PER YEAR IN
ACCORDANCE WITH SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
ARTICLE IV -- MEMBERS AND THEIR VOTING AND OTHER RIGHTS
SECTION 1. CLASSES OF MEMBERS. THERE SHALL BE ONE (1) CLASS OF MEMBER WHICH
SHALL BE REGULAR MEMBER. A PERSON TO BE ELIGIBLE AS A MEMBER OF THE
CHAPTER MUST BE A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL,
BE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER AND SHALL HAVE DEMONSTRATED AN ACTIVE
INTEREST IN HUNTING AND CONSERVATION.
SECTION 2. SIZE OF MEMBERSHIP. THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS SHALL BE UNLIMITED.
SECTION 3. GOOD STANDING. A MEMBER IS IN GOOD STANDING WHO IS CURRENT IN
THE PAYMENT OF DUES, FEES AND ASSESSMENTS AS ASSESSED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS AND REQUIRED TO BE PAID BY SUCH MEMBER AND HAS ABIDED BY ALL
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERSHIP.
SECTION 4. APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP. ALL APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP
SHALL BE RATIFIED BY A MAJORITY OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER.
SECTION 5. VOTING RIGHTS. EACH REGULAR MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING SHALL BE
ENTITLED TO CAST ONE (1) VOTE ON EVERY MATTER SUBMITTED TO VOTE OF THE
MEMBERS.
SECTION 6. CERTIFICATES. CERTIFICATES MAY BE ISSUED TO EACH NEW MEMBER,
SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHAPTER.
SECTION 7. DUES. DUES AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR REGULAR MEMBERS SHALL BE AS
RECOMMENDED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE AS TO EACH
MEMBER WHEN RATIFIED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FAILURE OF A MEMBER TO
COMPLY WITH ANY SUCH DUES OR ASSESSMENTS WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER NOTIFICATION
SHALL BE GROUNDS FOR REVOCATION OF THE MEMBERSHIP OF THAT MEMBER.
SECTION 8. DUES - WHEN DELINQUENT. ANNUAL DUES ARE ASSESSED ON AN ANNUAL
BASIS AND BECOME DELINQUENT WHEN SIXTY (60) DAYS PAST DUE. THE BILLINGS FOR
COLLECTION OF DUES FOR OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER 0F SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
SHALL BE HANDLED BY SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL OR OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER.
SECTION 9. TERMINATION FOR CAUSE. A MEMBER WHO MAKES FALSE STATEMENTS ON HIS
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION OR WHOSE CONDUCT IS DEEMED DETRIMENTAL TO THE
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: PRINCIPLES OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL MAY BE DROPPED FROM MEMBERSHIP. PRIOR
TO THE TAKING OF SUCH ACTION BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SUCH MEMBER SHALL BE
CITED IN WRITING AND GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ON THE CHARGES ALLEGED
BEFORE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. IN THE EVENT OF A DISMISSAL OF THE MEMBER, A
WRITTEN MEMORANDUM SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE MEMBER SETTING FORTH THE BOARD
DECISION AND A REPORT OF THE FINDINGS OF FACT. IN THE EVENT THE MEMBERSHIP IS
TERMINATED FOR CAUSE THERE WILL NOT BE A REFUND OF MEMBERSHIP DUES.
SECTION 10. RESIGNATIONS AND REINSTATEMENTS. ANY MEMBER MAY RESIGN BY FILING
WITH THE SECRETARY HIS WRITTEN RESIGNATION. DUES PAID BY HIM IN ADVANCE SHALL
NOT BE REFUNDED OR PRO-RATED.
SUCH RESIGNATION SHALL NOT RELIEVE THE
RESIGNING MEMBER OF THE OBLIGATION TO PAY DUES, FEES, OR SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
WHICH HAVE ACCRUED UP TO THE DATE OF SUCH RESIGNATION AND WHICH ARE UNPAID.
REINSTATEMENT OF A FORMER REGULAR MEMBER SHALL BE MADE IN THE SAME WAY THAT
AN APPLICANT FOR NEW MEMBERSHIP MAY BE ACCEPTED; HOWEVER, SUCH APPLICANT FOR
REINSTATEMENT IS TO PAY ALL DUES, FEES AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS WHICH WERE
PREVIOUSLY DUE AND UNPAID BY HIM AT THE TIME OF HIS PRIOR RESIGNATION.
ARTICLE V -- MEETING OF MEMBERS
SECTION 1. MEETINGS. REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE MEMBERS SHALL BE HELD NOT
LESS THAN QUARTERLY AT A DATE, TIME, AND PLACE TO BE DETERMINED BY THE
PRESIDENT.
SECTION 1A. SPECIAL MEETINGS. SPECIAL MEETINGS OF THE MEMBERS AT ANY
DATE AND PLACE MAY BE CALLED BY THE PRESIDENT OR BY A MAJORITY OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
SECTION 2. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. A WRITTEN NOTICE SHALL BE DELIVERED TO
ALL MEMBERS AT LEAST TEN (10) DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE DATE SET FOR THE
MEETING. EACH WRITTEN NOTICE SHALL INCLUDE THE MEETING'S AGENDA AND
ALL TOPICS, ITEMS AND/OR MATTERS TO BE ADDRESSED IN THE MEETING. THE
NOTICE SHALL BE MAILED NO LATER THAN THIRTEEN (13) DAYS BEFORE THE
MEETING DATE TO THE MEMBERS’ ADDRESSES ON FILE, AND SUCH MAILING SHALL
SATISFY THE REQUIREMENT FOR 10-DAY ADVANCE DELIVERY. MAILING TO THE
ADDRESS MOST RECENTLY PROVIDED BY A MEMBER, WHETHER CURRENT OR NOT,
SATISFIES THE REQUIREMENT TO DELIVER NOTICE.
SECTION 3. QUORUM OF REGULAR MEMBERS. A QUORUM OF REGULAR MEMBERS
SHALL CONSIST OF THE MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE AT ANY PROPERLY NOTICED
MEETING.
SECTION 4. VOTING. A MAJORITY OF THE VOTES CAST AT A MEETING WHERE A
QUORUM IS PRESENT SHALL BE REQUIRED TO DETERMINE ANY QUESTION
PRESENTED AT SUCH MEMBERSHIP MEETING UNLESS A GREATER PERCENTAGE OF
VOTES ON A QUESTION IS REQUIRED BY THESE BYLAWS.
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SECTION 1. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THE PROPERTY, AFFAIRS AND BUSINESS OF THE
CHAPTER SHALL BE MANAGED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS (“BOARD”). THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS SHALL CONSIST OF EITHER NINE (9) OR TWELVE (12) DIRECTORS,
ELECTED FROM THE MEMBERSHIP FOR THREE (3) YEARS STAGGERED TERMS; AND 1/3
OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF DIRECTOR POSITIONS SHALL BE VOTED ON EACH YEAR
AS THE THREE (3) YEAR TERM EXPIRES.
SECTION 2. QUALIFICATIONS OF DIRECTORS. A CHAPTER MEMBER IN GOOD
STANDING SHALL BE ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION IF HE SHALL HAVE ATTAINED
EIGHTEEN (18) YEARS OF AGE BY THE DATE OF TAKING OFFICE AND IF HE HAS
NEITHER BEEN CONVICTED OF NOR PLED GUILTY TO ANY FELONY VIOLATION OF A
U.S. JURISDICTION. A DIRECTOR WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY TERMINATED IF HE IS
CONVICTED OF OR PLEADS GUILTY TO A FELONY VIOLATION OF ANY U.S.
JURISDICTION.
SECTION 3. ELECTIONS AND TERMS OF DIRECTORS. AT THE FIRST MEMBERSHIP
MEETING AFTER FEBRUARY 1 OF EACH YEAR, THE MEMBERSHIP SHALL ELECT
DIRECTORS. A SLATE OF DIRECTORS FOR THE NEXT TERM SHALL BE NOMINATED BY
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS MAY BE MADE FROM THE
FLOOR. EACH DIRECTOR ELECTED AT SAID MEMBERS' MEETING SHALL TAKE OFFICE
ON THE FIRST OF APRIL FOLLOWING SAID ELECTION AND SHALL HOLD OFFICE AS
PER ARTICLE VI, SECTION 1.
SECTION 4. VACANCIES. VACANCIES OCCURRING ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OR
OFFICERS FOR ANY REASON MAY BE FILLED BY AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF A
MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE.
A DIRECTOR OR OFFICER SO
ELECTED TO FILL A VACANCY SHALL HOLD OFFICE FOR THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF
HIS PREDECESSOR.
SECTION 5. QUORUM OF DIRECTORS. 50% OF THE DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE SHALL
CONSTITUTE A QUORUM FOR THE TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. PROXYS GRANTED
SHALL BE COUNTED IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE EXISTENCE OR PRESENCE OF A
QUORUM. AT ANY MEETING, A MAJORITY OF THOSE PRESENT MAY ADJOURN THE
MEETING IF A QUORUM SHALL NOT HAVE BEEN OBTAINED.
SECTION 6. ACTION BY DIRECTORS. THE VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS
PRESENT WITH A QUORUM PRESENT AT THE TIME OF THE VOTE SHALL BE THE ACT
OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS UNLESS A GREATER PERCENTAGE OF VOTES ON ANY
QUESTION IS REQUIRED BY THESE BYLAWS.
SECTION 7. REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE BOARD. REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY BE HELD ON ANY DATE AND SUCH TIME AND PLACE AS
MAY BE FIXED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. NOTICE OF THE DATE, TIME AND
PLACE SHALL BE PROVIDED IN THE SAME MANNER AS IN ARTICLE V, SECTION 2,
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
SECTION 8. SPECIAL MEETINGS. SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE NOTICE; SPECIAL MEETINGS
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PLACE AS MAY BE FIXED BY THE PRESIDENT, OR BY THE VOTE OF 50% OF THE
DIRECTORS PRESENT AT A REGULAR MEETING AT WHICH A QUORUM IS PRESENT, OR
BY A MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE.
ADEQUATE NOTICE FOR A SPECIAL MEETING SHALL BE IN THE SAME MANNER
AS IN ARTICLE V, SECTION 2, NOTICE OF MEETINGS; EXCEPT THAT THE 10-DAY
REQUIREMENT FOR SUCH NOTICE MAY BE WAIVED IF TWO THIRDS OF THE
DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE AGREE TO SUCH WAIVER IN WRITING OR BY TELEPHONE
(CONFIRMED IN WRITING WITHIN 48 HOURS OF THE TELEPHONE CALL); AND EXCEPT
THAT THE NOTICE MAY BE GIVEN VERBALLY TO ANY DIRECTOR IF SO ACCEPTED BY
THAT DIRECTOR (WHICH VERBAL NOTICE SHALL BE RECORDED BY THE SECRETARY).
ADEQUATE NOTICE IN ANY CASE SHALL STATE THE PLACE, DATE, TIME AND
PURPOSE OF THE MEETING AND SHALL INDICATE BY WHOM IT IS BEING ISSUED AND
BY WHOSE DIRECTION THE MEETING IS BEING CALLED.
SECTION 9. BUSINESS CONDUCTED WITHOUT MEETING. IN THE EVENT THAT IT
SHALL BE NECESSARY FOR THE BOARD TO CARRY OUT THE CHAPTER'S BUSINESS
AND IT IS IMPRACTICAL FOR THE BOARD TO MEET, ANY DIRECTOR OR OFFICER MAY
CAUSE THE SECRETARY TO POLL ALL DIRECTORS BY MAIL, PERSONAL CONTACT, OR
TELEPHONE ON ANY SPECIFIC MATTER OR MATTERS BEING PLACED BEFORE THE
BOARD. ANY MATTER MAY BE PASSED BY THE AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF A SIMPLE
MAJORITY OF ALL DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE.
IF THE VOTE SHALL HAVE BEEN MADE IN WRITING, THE SECRETARY SHALL
RECORD THE SPECIFIC MATTER OR MATTERS PLACED BEFORE THE BOARD AND
ATTACH THERETO THE BALLOTS RECEIVED. IF ANY VOTES SHALL HAVE BEEN
TAKEN VERBALLY, THE SECRETARY SHALL RECORD A WRITTEN MEMORANDUM OF
THOSE VOTES, INCLUDING THE NAMES AND VOTES OF THOSE DIRECTORS VOTING,
AND SHALL, AS SOON AS PRACTICAL, OBTAIN FROM EACH OF THOSE DIRECTORS A
WRITTEN CONFIRMATION OF THEIR VERBAL VOTE.
SECTION 10. PROXY. VOTING BY PROXY SHALL BE LIMITED AS FOLLOWS:
1. ANY DIRECTOR EXCEPT THE PRESIDENT MAY GIVE HIS PROXY TO ANOTHER
DIRECTOR.
2. A PROXY MAY BE GIVEN IN WRITING (PREFERRED) BEFORE OR DURING THE
MEETING, OR BY PHONE CALL DURING THE MEETING WITNESSED BY THE
MAJORITY OF THOSE DIRECTORS IN PHYSICAL ATTENDANCE AT THE TIME (IN
WHICH CASE THE SECRETARY SHALL, AS SOON AS PRACTICAL, OBTAIN A
WRITTEN CONFIRMATION OF THAT PROXY FROM THE GRANTOR).
3. A PROXY SHALL BE VALID ONLY FOR ONE MEETING AND IS VALID FOR ALL
ISSUES ADDRESSED AT THAT MEETING, UNLESS RESTRICTED TO/FROM
SPECIFIC ISSUES BY THE GRANTOR OR UNLESS RESTRICTED BY PROVISIONS OF
THESE BYLAWS. A PROXY MAY ALSO PRESCRIBE A SPECIFIC VOTE ON A
PARTICULAR ISSUE.
4. NO PERSON SHALL BE PERMITTED MORE THAN TWO (2) VOTES (HIS AND ONE
PROXY) ON ANY SINGLE ISSUE.
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REVISION, OR REPEAL OF BYLAWS.
SECTION 11. MINUTES. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST PRECEDING MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL BE READ AT EACH MEETING WHERE A QUORUM IS
PRESENT UNLESS DISPENSED WITH BY A MAJORITY VOTE OF SUCH DIRECTORS. SUCH
MINUTES SHALL BE APPROVED, WITH CORRECTION IF NECESSARY.
SECTION 12. TREASURER'S REPORT. AT EACH REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, THE TREASURER SHALL MAKE A WRITTEN REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES, AND GIVE THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE CHAPTER.
SECTION 13. EXECUTIVE SESSION. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND SPECIAL
COMMITTEES MAY, AT ANY TIME DURING A MEETING WHERE A QUORUM IS PRESENT,
ELECT BY A MAJORITY OF DIRECTORS PRESENT TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR
THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSION OF CONFIDENTIAL, LEGAL AND/OR SENSITIVE ISSUES
WHICH WOULD OR COULD BE DETRIMENTAL TO THE CHAPTER'S INTERESTS. THE
MINUTES SHALL REFLECT ONLY THAT THE BOARD WENT INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION
ON A SPECIFIC TOPIC, AND THE MINUTES SHALL REFLECT THE DECISION OF THAT
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
SECTION 14. REMOVAL OF DIRECTORS. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL HAVE THE
POWER, AT ANY TIME, BY TWO-THIRDS (2/3) VOTE OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS TO REMOVE ANY DIRECTOR, EITHER FOR CAUSE OR WITHOUT CAUSE.
SECTION 15. COMPENSATION. DIRECTORS SHALL NOT RECEIVE ANY DIRECT OR
INDIRECT COMPENSATION FOP THEIR SERVICES WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE AND
APPROVAL BY A MAJORITY OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. IN THE EVENT A
DIRECTOR IS AN EMPLOYEE, AGENT, AND/OR PRINCIPAL OF AN ORGANIZATION OR
ENTERPRISE, OR IS A PERSON WHO DERIVES OR IS IN A POSITION TO DERIVE
FINANCIAL BENEFIT OR OTHER COMPENSATION/CONSIDERATION, IT SHALL NOT BE
TO THE DETRIMENT OF OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER AND/OR SAFARI CLUB
INTERNATIONAL'S GOALS, POLICIES, AND/OR FINANCIAL WELL BEING. NOTHING
HEREIN, SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO PREVENT ANY DIRECTOR FROM RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENDITURES MADE ON BEHALF OF THE OKLAHOMA STATION
CHAPTER OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL.
ARTICLE VII -- OFFICERS
SECTION 1. NAMES OF OFFICERS. THE OFFICERS OF THE CHAPTER SHALL BE
PRESIDENT, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. IN ADDITION, THERE MAY BE, AT THE
DISCRETION OF THE BOARD, AN EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND/OR ONE OR MORE
VICE PRESIDENT. IN ADDITION, THE CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP AT LARGE MAY ELECT
SUCH OTHER OFFICERS OR ASSISTANT OFFICERS AS MAY BE DETERMINED BY THE
BOARD.
SECTION 2. LIMITATIONS OF POWERS. NO OFFICER SHALL RECEIVE COMPENSATION
FOR HIS SERVICES OTHER THAN REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES, AS SHALL BE
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OFFICE WITH ANY OTHER CLUB, ORGANIZATION OR CORPORATION WITH OBJECTIVES
AND IDEALS SIMILAR TO THOSE OF THIS CHAPTER, WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF A
MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE.
SECTION 3. QUALIFICATIONS. TO BE ELIGIBLE TO HOLD OFFICE, AN INDIVIDUAL
MUST MEET THE QUALIFICATIONS OF DIRECTORS AS SPECIFIED IN ARTICLE VI,
SECTION 2, OF THESE BYLAWS. ADDITIONALLY, TO BE ELIGIBLE TO HOLD THE
OFFICE OF PRESIDENT, AN INDIVIDUAL MUST ALSO BE A BOARD MEMBER IN GOOD
STANDING AND HAVE SERVED ON THE BOARD FOR AT LEAST THE ONE FULL YEAR
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO HIS ASSUMPTION OF THE POSITION OF PRESIDENT.
SECTION 4. ELECTION AND TERM OF OFFICE. AT THE FIRST MEMBERSHIP MEETING
AFTER FEBRUARY 1 OF EACH YEAR, IF ANY EXISTING OFFICER’S TERM IS DUE TO
EXPIRE, THE MEMBERSHIP SHALL ELECT A REPLACEMENT. A SLATE OF OFFICERS
FOR THE NEXT TERM SHALL BE NOMINATED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS MAY BE MADE FROM THE FLOOR. EACH OFFICER
ELECTED AT SAID MEMBERS' MEETING SHALL TAKE OFFICE ON THE FIRST OF APRIL
FOLLOWING SAID ELECTION AND SHALL HOLD OFFICE FOR A TERM OF TWO (2)
YEARS. OFFICERS MAY BE ELECTED FOR SUCCESSIVE TERMS, OR FOR POSITIONS
PREVIOUSLY HELD; WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT.
SECTION 5. REMOVAL. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL HAVE THE POWER, AT
ANY TIME, BY TWO-THIRDS (2/3) VOTE OF ALL DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE, TO
REMOVE ANY OFFICER EITHER FOR CAUSE OR WITHOUT CAUSE.
SECTION 6. DUTIES AND POWERS OF OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT: THE PRESIDENT SHALL BE THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND OPERATING
OFFICER OF THE CHAPTER AND, SUBJECT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, SHALL HAVE GENERAL SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF THE CHAPTER
AFFAIRS. THE PRESIDENT SHALL BE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
HE:
1. SHALL PRESIDE AT ALL MEETINGS OF THE MEMBERS AND THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE CHAPTER.
2. MAY SIGN SUCH DOCUMENTS OF THE CORPORATION AS MAY BE AUTHORIZED
BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
3. SHALL CONFER WITH THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON CREATION OF COMMITTEES
AND APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMEN OF SAID COMMITTEES.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT. THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SHALL PERFORM
SUCH DUTIES AS THE PRESIDENT OR BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL ASSIGN TO HIM.
IN THE ABSENCE OR INABILITY OR REFUSAL TO ACT OF THE PRESIDENT, THE
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SHALL ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND PERFORM
THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT
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PRESIDENT OR BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL ASSIGN TO HIM. IN THE ABSENCE OR
INABILITY OR REFUSAL TO ACT OF THE PRESIDENT AND THE EXECUTIVE VICE
PRESIDENT, THE VICE PRESIDENT(S) SHALL ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND
PERFORM THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT.
TREASURER. THE TREASURER MAY BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH A FIDELITY BOND AS
DETERMINED BY THE BOARD FOR HIS FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES OF
TREASURER. THE BOND SHALL BE IN SUCH AN AMOUNT AS SHALL BE FIXED BY
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THE EXPENSE OF SAID BOND SHALL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CHAPTER. THE TREASURER SHALL:
1. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL FUNDS AND SECURITIES OF THE CHAPTER FROM ALL
SOURCES AND DEPOSITORIES AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL DESIGNATE.
2. WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE BOARD, MAY DESIGNATE SUCH PERSON OR
PERSONS NECESSARY TO ASSIST HIM AS HIS AGENT IN CARRYING OUT THE
DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE.
3. REVIEW AND REPORT ALL RECORDS OF CHAPTER INCOME AND EXPENDITURES.
4. MAKE A REPORT TO THE BOARD OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
CHAPTER.
THIS FINANCIAL REPORT SHALL BE MADE AT EACH REGULAR
MEETING.
5. PERFORM SUCH OTHER DUTIES AS MAY BE ASSIGNED TO HIM BY THE
PRESIDENT AND/OR BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
SECRETARY. THE SECRETARY SHALL:
1. KEEP THE MINUTES OF THE MEETINGS OF THE MEMBERS AND DIRECTORS IN A
BOOK PROVIDED FOR THIS PURPOSE.
2. SEE THAT ALL NOTICES OF THE MEETINGS OF THE MEMBERS AND DIRECTORS
ARE GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THESE BYLAWS OR AS
REQUIRED BY LAW.
3. KEEP A REGISTER OF THE MOST CURRENT MAIL AND/OR EMAIL ADDRESSES AND
TELEPHONE NUMBERS PROVIDED BY EACH MEMBER OF THE CHAPTER.
4. PREPARE AGENDAS FOR ALL THE MEETINGS OF MEMBERS AND DIRECTORS AS
DIRECTED BY THE PRESIDENT AND/OR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
5. PERFORM SUCH OTHER DUTIES AS THE PRESIDENT AND/OR THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MAY SPECIFY.
SECTION 7. VOTING.
1. DIRECTORS (NOT OFFICERS) HAVE VOTING RIGHTS.
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HAS VOTING RIGHTS.
3. AN OFFICER WHO IS NOT CONCURRENTLY A DIRECTOR DOES NOT HAVE
VOTING RIGHTS.
4. THE PRESIDENT IS, BY DEFINITION, A DIRECTOR (WITH VOTING RIGHTS) FOR
THE DURATION OF HIS PRESIDENCY.
SECTION 8. DIRECTOR STATUS.
IF AN OFFICER IS A DIRECTOR AT THE TIME OF HIS ELECTION TO OFFICE, HIS
TERM AS A DIRECTOR MAY EXPIRE DURING HIS TERM AS AN OFFICER. THAT
OFFICER CONTINUES TO SERVE ANY REMAINING BALANCE OF HIS OFFICER
TERM, BUT WITHOUT VOTING RIGHTS (UNLESS HE IS REELECTED TO A NEW
TERM AS DIRECTOR OR IS APPOINTED BY THE BOARD TO FILL A DIRECTOR
VACANCY--EITHER OF WHICH RESTORES HIS VOTING RIGHTS).
EXCEPTION: THE PRESIDENT MAINTAINS HIS DIRECTOR STATUS (INCLUDING
VOTING RIGHTS) FOR THE DURATION OF HIS PRESIDENCY, NOTWITHSTANDING
OTHER PROVISIONS OF THESE BYLAWS REGARDING THE LENGTH OF A
DIRECTOR’S TERM.
ARTICLE VIII -- SEAL
THE CHAPTER SEAL SHALL BE ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ARTICLE IX -- CONTRACTS AND INSTRUMENTS
SECTION 1. AUTHORITY TO EXECUTE. NO PERSON SHALL HAVE ANY AUTHORITY TO
EXPEND MONEY OR BIND THE CHAPTER BY ANY CONTRACT OR INSTRUMENT UNLESS
AUTHORIZED BY THESE BYLAWS OR BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO DO SO.
SECTION 2. AUTHORIZATION. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY AUTHORIZE ANY
OFFICER, OFFICERS, AGENT OR AGENTS OF THE CHAPTER TO EXECUTE AND DELIVER
ANY CONTRACT, NOTE OR OTHER INSTRUMENT IN THE NAME OF THE CHAPTER.
SUCH AUTHORIZATION SHALL BE CONFINED TO SPECIFIC INSTANCES AND SHALL
NOT CONSTITUTE GENERAL AUTHORITY.
ARTICLE X -- PAST-PRESIDENTS COUNCIL
SECTION 1. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL. THERE SHALL BE A PAST PRESIDENTS
COUNCIL (“COUNCIL”) WHICH SHALL CONSIST OF ALL PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE
CHAPTER WHO REMAIN IN GOOD STANDING AS MEMBERS OF THE CHAPTER. A
QUORUM FOR THE COUNCIL SHALL CONSIST OF ITS MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE AT
ANY MEETING. THE COUNCIL SHALL BE REPRESENTED ON THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO ONE VOTE FOR THE COUNCIL AS A WHOLE
RATHER THAN ONE VOTE FOR EACH REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COUNCIL. THE
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MEMBERS PRESENT.
THE PAST-PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL’S ONE VOTE IS IN ADDITION TO THE VOTES OF THE
INDIVIDUAL DIRECTORS; THE COUNCIL DOES NOT OCCUPY ONE OF THE DIRECTOR
POSITIONS PROVIDED FOR IN ARTICLE VI OF THESE BYLAWS, BUT THEIR ONE VOTE
CARRIES THE SAME WEIGHT AS AN INDIVIDUAL DIRECTOR’S VOTE.
SECTION 2. TERM. EACH PAST PRESIDENT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE A MEMBER OF
THE COUNCIL FOR A LIFE TERM, AS LONG AS HE REMAINS IN GOOD STANDING AS A
MEMBER OF THE CHAPTER.
SECTION 3. DUTIES. THE COUNCIL SHALL HAVE AUTHORITY TO PERIODICALLY
REVIEW THE CONDITION AND OFFICIAL ACTS OF THE CHAPTER AND MAKE
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ARTICLE XI -- CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST. NO DIRECTOR OR OFFICER SHALL ACT IN ANY MANNER OR
HOLD ANY POSITION WITH ANY OTHER ORGANIZATION WHO'S GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES ARE INCONSISTENT AND POTENTIALLY DETRIMENTAL TO THIS
ORGANIZATION'S GOALS, POLICIES AND OBJECTIVES.
ALL DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS WHO ARE DIRECTORS OR OFFICERS OF OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS SHALL ANNUALLY, AT OR PRIOR TO THE ANNUAL MEETING AT
WHICH DIRECTOR/OFFICER ELECTIONS ARE SCHEDULED, IN WRITING, SUBMIT A LIST
OF ALL OTHER SUCH ASSOCIATIONS, ADVISING THE BOARD OF THE POSITIONS HELD;
AND THE BOARD SHALL APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE IN THE MEETING MINUTES.
ALL DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS WHO HAVE ANY POTENTIAL AND/OR APPARENT
CONFLICT SHALL ADVISE THE BOARD, AND THE BOARD SHALL DETERMINE IF THERE
IS A CONFLICT AND VERIFY THAT THE SITUATION IS NOT AND WILL NOT BE
DETRIMENTAL TO THIS CHAPTER. IN THE EVENT IT IS THE BOARD’S OPINION THAT A
CONFLICT OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT EXISTS, THE DIRECTOR OR OFFICER MAY BE
SUSPENDED UNTIL HE HAS REMOVED THAT CONFLICT OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT TO
THE BOARD’S SATISFACTION. IF, WITHIN 30 DAYS OF SUSPENSION, THE DIRECTOR OR
OFFICER HAS NOT REMOVED THE CONFLICT OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT, HE MAY BE
ASKED TO RESIGN, OR PROCEDURES OF REMOVAL MAY BEGIN.
ARTICLE XII -- WHISTLEBLOWER POLICY
THIS WHISTLEBLOWER POLICY: (1) ENCOURAGES ALL MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS
TO COME FORWARD WITH CREDIBLE INFORMATION ON ILLEGAL PRACTICES OR
SERIOUS VIOLATIONS OF ADOPTED POLICIES OF THE CHAPTER; (2) SPECIFIES THAT
THE CHAPTER WILL PROTECT THE PERSON FROM RETALIATION; AND (3) IDENTIFIES
WHERE SUCH INFORMATION CAN BE REPORTED.
SECTION 1.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF REPORTING. THE CHAPTER ENCOURAGES
COMPLAINTS, REPORTS OR INQUIRIES ABOUT ILLEGAL PRACTICES OR SERIOUS
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CONDUCT BY THE CHAPTER ITSELF, BY ITS LEADERSHIP, OR BY OTHERS ON ITS
BEHALF. APPROPRIATE SUBJECTS TO RAISE UNDER THIS POLICY WOULD INCLUDE
FINANCIAL IMPROPRIETIES, ACCOUNTING OR AUDIT MATTERS, ETHICAL
VIOLATIONS, OR OTHER SIMILAR ILLEGAL OR IMPROPER PRACTICES OR POLICIES.
SECTION 2. PROTECTION FROM RETALIATION. THE CHAPTER PROHIBITS
RETALIATION BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE CHAPTER AGAINST MEMBERS OR
VOLUNTEERS FOR MAKING GOOD FAITH COMPLAINTS, REPORTS OR INQUIRIES
UNDER THIS POLICY OR FOR PARTICIPATING IN A REVIEW OR INVESTIGATION UNDER
THIS POLICY. THIS PROTECTION EXTENDS TO THOSE WHOSE ALLEGATIONS ARE
MADE IN GOOD FAITH BUT PROVE TO BE MISTAKEN. THE CHAPTER RESERVES THE
RIGHT TO DISCIPLINE PERSONS WHO MAKE BAD FAITH, KNOWINGLY FALSE, OR
VEXATIOUS COMPLAINTS, REPORTS OR INQUIRIES OR WHO OTHERWISE ABUSE THIS
POLICY.
SECTION 3. WHERE TO REPORT. COMPLAINTS, REPORTS OR INQUIRIES MAY BE MADE
UNDER THIS POLICY ON A CONFIDENTIAL OR ANONYMOUS BASIS. THEY SHOULD
DESCRIBE IN DETAIL THE SPECIFIC FACTS DEMONSTRATING THE BASES FOR THE
COMPLAINTS, REPORTS OR INQUIRIES. THEY SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE
CHAPTER’S PRESIDENT; IF THAT PERSON IS IMPLICATED IN THE COMPLAINT, REPORT
OR INQUIRY, IT SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE VICE PRESIDENT. THE CHAPTER WILL
CONDUCT A PROMPT, DISCREET, AND OBJECTIVE REVIEW OR INVESTIGATION.
MEMBERS OR VOLUNTEERS MUST RECOGNIZE THAT THE CHAPTER MAY BE UNABLE
TO FULLY EVALUATE A VAGUE OR GENERAL COMPLAINT, REPORT OR INQUIRY THAT
IS MADE ANONYMOUSLY.
ARTICLE XIII -- DOCUMENT RETENTION AND DESTRUCTION POLICY
THIS DOCUMENT RETENTION AND DESTRUCTION POLICY IDENTIFIES THE RECORD
RETENTION RESPONSIBILITIES OF OFFICERS, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, AND OUTSIDERS FOR MAINTAINING AND DOCUMENTING THE STORAGE
AND DESTRUCTION OF THE CHAPTER’S DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS.
SECTION 1. RULES. THE CHAPTER’S OFFICERS, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS AND OUTSIDERS (I.E., INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS VIA AGREEMENTS
WITH THEM) ARE REQUIRED TO HONOR THESE RULES: (A) PAPER OR ELECTRONIC
DOCUMENTS INDICATED UNDER THE TERMS FOR RETENTION BELOW WILL BE
TRANSFERRED AND MAINTAINED BY THE SECRETARY TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
(B) ALL OTHER PAPER DOCUMENTS MAY BE DESTROYED AFTER THREE YEARS; (C)
ALL OTHER ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS MAY BE DELETED FROM ALL INDIVIDUAL
COMPUTERS, DATA BASES, NETWORKS, AND BACK-UP STORAGE AFTER ONE YEAR;
AND (D) NO PAPER OR ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS WILL BE DESTROYED OR DELETED
IF PERTINENT TO ANY ONGOING OR ANTICIPATED GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION OR
PROCEEDING OR PRIVATE LITIGATION.
SECTION 2. TERMS FOR RETENTION.
A. RETAIN PERMANENTLY:
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ORGANIZATIONAL DOCUMENTS, GOVERNING BOARD AND BOARD COMMITTEE
MINUTES.
TAX RECORDS – FILED STATE AND FEDERAL TAX RETURNS/REPORTS AND
SUPPORTING RECORDS, TAX EXEMPTION DETERMINATION LETTER AND RELATED
CORRESPONDENCE, FILES RELATED TO TAX AUDITS.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RECORDS – COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK
REGISTRATIONS AND SAMPLES OF PROTECTED WORKS.
FINANCIAL RECORDS – AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, ATTORNEY CONTINGENT
LIABILITY LETTERS.
B. RETAIN FOR TEN YEARS:
CORRESPONDENCE WITH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND SUPPORTING RECORDS.
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS RECORDS – STATE AND FEDERAL LOBBYING AND
POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION REPORTS AND SUPPORTING RECORDS.
C. RETAIN FOR THREE YEARS:
LEASE, INSURANCE, AND CONTRACT/LICENSE RECORDS – SOFTWARE LICENSE
AGREEMENTS, VENDOR, HOTEL, AND SERVICE AGREEMENTS, INDEPENDENT
CONTRACTOR AGREEMENTS, EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS, CONSULTANT
AGREEMENTS, AND ALL OTHER AGREEMENTS (RETAIN DURING THE TERM OF THE
AGREEMENT AND FOR THREE YEARS AFTER THE TERMINATION, EXPIRATION, NONRENEWAL OF EACH AGREEMENT).
D. RETAIN FOR ONE YEAR:
ALL OTHER ELECTRONIC RECORDS, DOCUMENTS AND FILES – CORRESPONDENCE
FILES, PAST BUDGETS, BANK STATEMENTS, PUBLICATIONS, SURVEY INFORMATION.
SECTION 3. EXCEPTIONS. EXCEPTIONS TO THESE RULES AND TERMS FOR RETENTION
MAY BE GRANTED ONLY BY THE CHAPTER’S PRESIDENT.
ARTICLE XIV -- FISCAL YEAR
THE FISCAL YEAR OF THIS CHAPTER SHALL END MARCH 31 OF EACH YEAR.
ARTICLE XV -- RULES OF ORDER
EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED IN THESE BYLAWS, ALL MEETINGS
OF THE MEMBERS, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND COMMITTEES SHALL BE GOVERNED
BY "ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER REVISED" IN SO FAR AS THEY ARE APPROPRIATE.
ARTICLE XVI -- PROPERTY RIGHTS
NO MEMBER, DIRECTOR, OR OFFICER SHALL HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN
ANY OF THE ASSETS OR PROPERTY OF THIS CHAPTER EXCEPT THE RIGHT TO MAKE
USE THEREOF AS A MEMBER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES AND REGULATIONS
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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UPON LIQUIDATION, DISSOLUTION, WINDING-UP OR ABANDONMENT OF THIS
CHAPTER, ALL OF THE PROPERTY AND ASSETS OF THE CORPORATION SHALL BE
TRANSFERRED OR CONVEYED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BY WAY OF GIFT TO
ONE (1) OR MORE DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS,
FOUNDATIONS, ASSOCIATIONS, SOCIETIES, OR ORGANIZATIONS, EXEMPT FROM
FEDERAL AND STATE INCOME AND PROPERTY TAXATION AND ENGAGED IN
ACTIVITIES SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR TO THOSE OF THE CHAPTER AS MAY BE
ELECTED BY THIS CHAPTER'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF INCORPORATION RELATING TO THE LIQUIDATION,
DISSOLUTION, WINDING-UP OR ABANDONMENT OF ITS NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS.
IN NO EVENT SHALL ANY PROPERTIES OR ASSETS OF THIS CHAPTER BE CONVEYED
OR TRANSFERRED TO ANY MEMBER UPON THE LIQUIDATION, DISSOLUTION,
WINDING-UP OR ABANDONMENT OF THIS CHAPTER.
ON A TRUST INDENTURE
WHEREIN THE CHAPTER IS THE TRUSTEE AND THERE REMAIN UNPERFORMED DUTIES
OR FUNDS DUE UNDER THE TRUST PROVISION, AND SUCH TRUST AGREEMENT DOES
NOT CONTAIN A PROVISION GIVING THE CHAPTER POWER TO APPOINT A SUCCESSOR
TRUSTEE, UPON DISSOLUTION, THE CHAPTER MAY MAKE APPLICATION TO A COURT
OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION IN THE STATE DESIGNATED BY THE TRUST INDENTURE
FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO ADMINISTER SUCH FUND.
ARTICLE XVIII -- INTERPRETATION OF BYLAWS
THE PRONOUNS AND RELATIVE WORDS HEREIN USED ARE WRITTEN IN THE
MASCULINE AND SINGULAR. HOWEVER, MEMBERSHIP SHALL INCLUDE PERSONS OF
THE FEMININE SEX; AND SUCH WORDS SHALL BE READ AS IF WRITTEN TO INCLUDE
MEMBERS OF THE FEMININE SEX.
ARTICLE XIX -- AMENDMENTS TO THE BYLAWS
SECTION 1. AMENDMENTS BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THESE BYLAWS MAY BE AMENDED AT ANY MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AT WHICH A QUORUM IS PRESENT BY AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF TWO-THIRDS (2/3) OF
THE DIRECTORS SERVING AND AUTHORIZED TO VOTE (NO PROXIES PERMITTED),
PROVIDED THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED IN WRITING TO
EVERY MEMBER OF THE BOARD NOT LESS THAN 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING OF
THE BOARD AT WHICH THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT IS TO BE CONSIDERED [UNLESS
SUCH 30-DAY REQUIREMENT IS WAIVED BY AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF TWO-THIRDS
(2/3) OF THE DIRECTORS SERVING AND AUTHORIZED TO VOTE (NO PROXIES
PERMITTED)].
TO QUALIFY FOR CONSIDERATION UNDER THIS SECTION, THE
PROPOSED AMENDMENT MUST BE SIGNED BY AT LEAST SEVEN DIRECTORS.
ANY CHANGES TO THE BYLAWS OF THE CHAPTER ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS SHALL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FOLLOWING ISSUE OF THE OFFICIAL
NEWSLETTER OR PUBLICATION OF THE CHAPTER.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: SECTION 2. AMENDMENTS BY THE MEMBERS AT A MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP.
A. THESE BYLAWS MAY BE AMENDED AT ANY DULY-AUTHORIZED AND OFFICIALLY
CALLED MEETING OF THE MEMBERS BY AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF TWO-THIRDS
(2/3) OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT WHO ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE.
B. SUCH PROPOSALS FOR CHANGES TO THE BYLAWS TO BE VOTED UPON BY THE
MEMBERSHIP MAY BE RECOMMENDED BY A MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS AT
ANY MEETING OF THE BOARD AT WHICH A QUORUM IS PRESENT, OR,
ALTERNATIVELY, MUST BE SIGNED BY 30% OF MEMBERS OF THE CHAPTER WHO
ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE.
C. PROPOSALS FOR ANY SUCH CHANGES TO THE BYLAWS AT A MEETING OF THE
MEMBERSHIP MUST BE PRINTED IN THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OR JOURNAL OF
THE CHAPTER NOT LESS THAN THIRTY (30) DAYS OR MORE THAN NINETY (90)
DAYS BEFORE THE MEETING OF THE MEMBERS AT WHICH THE PROPOSED
AMENDMENT IS TO BE CONSIDERED.
D. NOTWITHSTANDING PRIOR NOTICE BY MAIL OR BY PUBLICATION OF SPECIFIC
AMENDMENTS PROPOSED FOR CHANGES TO THE BYLAWS, GERMANE REVISIONS
TO SUCH PROPOSALS MADE FROM THE FLOOR SHALL BE IN ORDER.
E. ANY CHANGES TO THE BYLAWS OF THE CHAPTER ADOPTED BY THE MEMBERS
PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION SHALL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FOLLOWING ISSUE OF
THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OR PUBLICATION OF THE CHAPTER.
ADDENDUM A
SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
ESTABLISHED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MAY 29, 1987
1. EACH CHAPTER WILL FORWARD TO SCI A YEAR-END FINANCIAL STATEMENT
WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME AFTER THE CLOSE OF THEIR FISCAL YEAR BUT NOT
LONGER THAN SIX MONTHS. EXTENSIONS MAY BE GRANTED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, IF NECESSARY.
2. EACH CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO CONDUCT AT LEAST ONE FUND-RAISER PER YEAR
AND DONATE 30% OF NET, OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, CONTRIBUTE A MINIMUM OF
$2,000 TO THE SCI GENERAL FUND. IT IS HOPED THE FUND-RAISERS WOULD GROW
EACH YEAR, BUT THERE IS NO MINIMUM REQUIREMENT. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO
ENCOURAGE THE CHAPTER TO BE SOMETHING MORE THAN A SOCIAL GROUP.
3. A CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO PRODUCE A NEWSLETTER OR SIMILAR MEANS OF
COMMUNICATION WITH THEIR CHAPTER MEMBERS AT LEAST QUARTERLY WITH A
COPY TO SCI-TUCSON, THE REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT AND PRESIDENT.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: 4. THE CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO BE REPRESENTED AT NO LESS THAN ONE BOARD
MEETING PER YEAR. CHAPTERS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF NORTH AMERICA ARE
EXEMPT FROM THIS REQUIREMENT.
5. THE CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE REGIONAL VICEPRESIDENT PRIOR TO EACH BOARD MEETING. THE OBLIGATION OF SCI IS TO
REQUEST THAT REPORT THROUGH THE REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENTS.
6. THE CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO CONDUCT AT LEAST ONE CONSERVATION PROJECT
ON A LOCAL LEVEL ON A YEARLY BASIS.
7. THE CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO CONDUCT AT LEAST ONE EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
ON AN ANNUAL BASIS (I.E., LOCAL PROGRAM, PARTICIPATION BY SENDING A
PARTICIPANT TO AWLS/GRANITE RANCH OR IN ONE OF THE COMING PROJECTS IN
ASSOCIATION WITH THE MUSEUM).
8. A CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO CONDUCT AT LEAST QUARTERLY MEETINGS FOR
CHAPTER MEMBERS.
9. NEWLY CHARTERED CHAPTERS SHALL UPON APPROVAL OF THEIR CHARTER SIGN
AN AGREEMENT THAT SAID CHAPTER SHALL FULLY COMPLY WITH AND ABIDE BY
ALL BYLAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS EITHER AT THE TIME OF SIGNATURE OR ANY TIME THEREAFTER.
10. THE CHAPTER IS REQUIRED TO HAVE AN ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP OF NO LESS THAN
25 MEMBERS.
ARTICLE XX. DEFINITIONS
COMPENSATION IS DEFINED AS CASH, MONEY OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN KIND, SUCH AS
A TRADE-OUT FOR A HUNT, SERVICES BY OUTFITTER/DONOR OR ANY OTHER
THING OF VALUE THAT IS IN DIRECT CONFLICT WITH SAFARI CLUB
INTERNATIONAL AND/OR OKLAHOMA STATION CHAPTER'S INTEREST AND/OR
CONSTITUTES A DETRIMENT.
DETRIMENT IS DEFINED AS ANY FINANCIAL CONFLICT THAT DOES OR COULD
DECREASE ANY OF THE REVENUES GENERATED BY THE CHAPTER; AND/OR ANY
CONFLICT THAT DOES OR COULD NEGATIVELY AFFECT THE POLICIES, GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER; AND/OR ANY ACT THAT DOES OR COULD
NEGATIVELY IMPACT THE PUBLIC'S PERCEPTION OF THE OKLAHOMA STATION
CHAPTER AND ITS MEMBERS.
MAIL IS DEFINED AS WRITTEN TRANSMISSION OF DATA OR INFORMATION BY
PLACEMENT WITH THE POSTAL SYSTEM, COURIER, TELEGRAM, FACSIMILE, OR EMAIL TO THE ADDRESS PROVIDED BY A MEMBER; UNLESS FURTHER SPECIFIED IN
A PARTICULAR SECTION OF THESE BYLAWS.
NOTICE IS DEFINED AS MAILING THIRTEEN (13) DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE DATE SET
FOR A MEETING. SUCH MAILING SHALL SATISFY THE REQUIREMENT FOR
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: DELIVERY TEN (10) DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE DATE SET FOR THAT MEETING.
EXCEPTIONS ARE PERMITTED AS MAY BE SPECIFIED IN THESE BYLAWS.
QUORUM IS DEFINED AS: FOR DIRECTORS, 50% OF THE DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE;
FOR PAST PRESIDENTS, THOSE IN ATTENDANCE; FOR MEMBERS, THOSE IN
ATTENDANCE. FOR DIRECTORS, PROXIES GRANTED SHALL BE COUNTED IN THE
DETERMINATION OF THE EXISTENCE OR PRESENCE OF A QUORUM.
WRITTEN OR IN WRITING IS DEFINED AS HAND-WRITTEN OR TYPED (WHETHER
DELIVERED IN PERSON, BY POSTAL SYSTEM, OR BY COURIER SUCH AS UPS OR
DHL), TELEGRAM, FACSIMILE OR EMAIL; UNLESS FURTHER SPECIFIED IN A
PARTICULAR SECTION OF THESE BYLAWS.
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: 0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: 0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: 0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Trophy Bag Kooler , LLC
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Dear Mr. Holmes,
Thank you for taking the time to contact me
regarding President Obama’s nomination for Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory
Affairs (OIRA), Cass Sunstein. I appreciate the opportunity to hear from you.
I share your concerns with Mr. Sunstein, and consequently voted against his confirmation in Committee. I appreciated Mr. Sunstein’s testimony before the
Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs
Committee, as he insisted that he respects the Second
Amendment and would not use his position to oppose
hunting. My vote in opposition to his confirmation
was centered more around his personal views, as you
mentioned, regarding the Second Amendment and
hunting. Unfortunately, regardless of my vote, Mr.
Sunstein was confirmed in Committee and will soon
be considered by the full Senate. Furthermore, I can
assure you that I would not support any federal policy
that would give animals legal rights equal to human
beings.
I also want you to know that I voted in opposition
to President Obama’s nominee for Attorney General,
Eric Holder, largely because of his extreme anti-gun
views. While I gave Mr. Holder the opportunity to
clarify his views on the Second Amendment during
his recent confirmation hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee, his responses were not encouraging (to
view the questions and responses during the Holder
hearing please see <a href=”http://cspan.org/Watch/
watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-R-14396”>http://cspan.org/
Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-R-14396</a>, time
periods 53:10-58:46, 2:29:00-2:30:00, 2:32:33-2:3422, 4:02:25-until the end). It is unacceptable for our
Attorney General - the head of the federal agency that
primarily enforces federal laws and regulations governing firearm possession - to hold such a hostile view
on one of our Constitutional rights. While I voted
against his confirmation, the Senate approved him as
our next Attorney General by a 75-21 vote.
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Global Rescue, already a supporter of our SCI chapter,
has offered to return a portion of their sales back to us.
The Oklahoma Station Chapter of SCI is pleased to announce that Global Rescue, the premier provider of
medical, security and evacuation services to SCI members worldwide is increasing their support to us.
Because of their dedication to our organization and the well-being of their members, we strongly urge you
to consider Global Rescue.
Global Rescue will donate a portion of sales directly back to our chapter. Please be sure to mention code
“SCI Oklahoma Station” when you call.
Click here to enroll today.
If you hunt and become ill or injured, Global Rescue is
the only company in the world that will come get you,
wherever you are, and evacuate you to the home hospital
of your choice. We are the premier provider of medical,
security, and evacuation services worldwide.
Our field rescue teams deploy worldwide to the most
remote regions, regularly saving members’ lives.
Global Rescue Member Benefits Include:
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0 , - " ) 0 . " 4 " '" 3 * 5 3 " * - 4 t ' & # 3 6" 3: Membership Application
Safari Club International - Oklahoma Station Chapter
[see separate form for Lifetime Chapter Membership]
Name:
Address:
City, State:
Zip Code:
Home Phone: (
)
Cell Phone: (
)
E-Mail:________________________________________________________@_______________________________________
Day/Office Phone: (
Other Phone: (
)
FAX: (
)
Pager: (
) __________________
) ________________ Web Site: _________________________________________________________
Other Mailing Address, if preferred…Name, City, State, ZIP: (circle one) Business or Home or specify________________:
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature: _________________________________________________
Sponsor’s Name: ___________________________________________ Sponsor’s Member #:___________________________
Check One:
_____Yes, I support the Safari Club International's and the Oklahoma Station Chapter's goals of
conserving wildlife and protecting the hunter. Please enroll me as a chapter and national
member for $95.00. I realize that my membership fees include a $30 chapter membership. The
national membership fee of $65 includes an annual subscription to the monthly Safari Times
newspaper and bimonthly magazine, The Journal of Safari Big Game Hunting.
_____Yes, I support the Safari Club International's and the Oklahoma Station Chapter's goals of
conserving wildlife and protecting the hunter. Please enroll me as a chapter member for $30.00 I
understand that to enroll as a chapter member, I first must be a member in good standing of Safari
Club International. My SCI Membership number is:
_______________________
Annual
Three-year
Life Member
Senior Life (60 Years old +)
Spousal Life
OTHER SCI MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS (Check One)
____ $ 65 (USA, Canada, Mexico) ____$ 90 (all other countries)
____$ 150 (USA, Canada, Mexico) ____$ 225 (all other countries)
____$1,500 (USA, Canada, Mexico) ____$2,000 (all other countries)
____$1,250 (USA, Canada, Mexico) ____$1,750 (all other countries)
____$ 750 (USA, Canada, Mexico, all other countries) [no publications]
PAYMENT OPTIONS: Authorized Amount: _______________
________Check (Make check payable to SCI)
____Visa____ MC Card Account #: _________________________________ 3 Digit # on Reverse side of card________
Expires: ____________________Cardholder signature ___________________________________
Reminder: We cannot process your credit-card order without the expiration date & 3-Digit #
Please return this form with the appropriate fees to:
Sam C. Munhollon, Membership Chairman
12600 N. Rockwell, Unit # 16, Oklahoma City, OK 73142-1877
E-Mail: [email protected] Office Telephone Numbers: (405) 302-4168 --- (877) 838-1234 toll free
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Membership Application -- Lifetime
Safari Club International - Oklahoma Station Chapter
Application for Lifetime CHAPTER Membership
(You must maintain an active membership in Safari Club International
for Lifetime Chapter Membership in the Oklahoma Station Chapter to be in effect.)
Name:
Address:
City, State:
Zip Code:
Home Phone: (
)
Cell Phone: (
)
E-Mail:________________________________________________________@_______________________________________
Day/Office Phone: (
Other Phone: (
)
FAX: (
)
Pager: (
) __________________
) ________________ Web Site: _________________________________________________________
Other Mailing Address, if preferred…Name, City, State, ZIP: (circle one) Business or Home or specify________________:
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature: _________________________________________________
Sponsor’s Name: ___________________________________________ Sponsor’s Member #:___________________________
Check One:
__________ Yes, I support the Oklahoma Station Chapter’s and Safari Club International's goals of conserving
wildlife and protecting the hunter. Please enroll me as a Lifetime Chapter Member. I understand that this
enrollment will entitle me to a permanent subscription to the chapter newsletter, The Oklahoma Safari Trails,
and all other publications and/or notices that are sent to active chapter members. I am under the age of 65 and
am enclosing the lifetime chapter membership fee of $750.
_______ Yes, I support the Oklahoma Station Chapter’s and Safari Club International's goals of conserving
wildlife and protecting the hunter. Please enroll me as a Lifetime Chapter Member. I understand that this
enrollment will entitle me to a permanent subscription to the chapter newsletter, The Oklahoma Safari Trails,
and all other publications and/or notices that are sent to active chapter members. I am at least 65 years of age
and am enclosing the lifetime chapter membership fee of $500.
PAYMENT OPTIONS: Authorized Amount: _______________
____Visa____ MC Card Account #: _______________________________________ 3 Digit # on Reverse side of card_____________
Expires: ____________________Cardholder signature _______________________________________________
Reminder: We cannot process your credit-card order without the expiration date & 3-Digit #
Please return this form with the appropriate fees to:
Sam C. Munhollon, Membership Chairman
12600 N. Rockwell, Unit # 16, Oklahoma City, OK 73142-1877
E-Mail: [email protected] Office Telephone Numbers: (405) 302-4168 --- (877) 838-1234 toll free

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