26th An n u a l F u n d r a i s e r &

Au c t i o n

Silent Auction, Live Auction, Ladies Raffle & General Raffle

Saturday, March 5, 2011

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SCI MISSION STATEMENT

Safari Club International is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide.

• Providing value to members by shaping policies and legislation that protect the freedom to hunt locally, nationally and internationally.

• Keeping members informed regarding issues that impact hunting while educating and entertaining members with engaging articles about the rich heritage of hunting in all forms of media.

• Providing a community for hunters worldwide where camaraderie is enjoyed and expert information is exchanged, and where members are able to participate in a market for quality hunting goods and ser-vices.

• Promoting a positive image of hunters and portraying them as responsible citizens who fund wildlife conservation, education and other programs which benefi t the community.

SCIF MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of SCIF is to fund and manage worldwide programs dedicated to Wildlife conservation, outdoor education and humanitarian services.

SCI CODE OF ETHICS

Recognizing my responsibilities to wildlife, habitat and future generations, I pledge:

• To conduct myself in the fi eld so as to make a positive contribution to wildlife and ecosystems.

• To improve my skills as a woodsman and marksman to ensure humane harvesting of wildlife.

• To comply with all game laws, in the spirit of Fair Chase, and to infl uence companions accordingly.

• To accept my responsibility to provide all possible assistance to game law enforcement offi cers.

• To waste no opportunity to teach young people the full meaning of this code of ethics.

To refl ect in word and behavior only credit upon the fraternity of sportsmen, and to demonstrate abiding respect for game, habitat and property where I am privileged to hunt.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

4:00 p.m. Doors OpenHand-Served Hors d’oeuvresThe Orange County Chapter would like to thank

Dennis Anderson and Anderson Seafood for their generous donation of seafood appetizers. Open Bar (all evening)

6:15 p.m. First Call to Dinner

6:30 p.m. Dinner Served

7:30 p.m. Silent Auction Closes

8:00 p.m. South Coast Plaza Gift Certificate Winner Announced Silent Auction List Posted General Opportunity Raffl e Closes Ladies Opportunity Raffl e Closes Premium Opportunity Raffl e Closes

8:30 p.m. Live Auction Begins Ladies Opportunity Raffl e Posted General Opportunity Raffl e Posted Premium Opportunity Raffl e 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Winners Announced

(All others posted.)

9:30-11 p.m. Pay For & Collect Auction Items

Please Note:

1. The winning Ladies Raffl e and General Raffl e ticket numbers will be posted at the Prize Distribution Room. The winning raffl e ticket numbers will be passed out to the tables. Please check your ticket against the number posted and claim your prize after the event.

2. Silent Auction results will be passed out to the tables. Please pay for your winning bids before going to the Silent Auction Room. Receipts marked PAID from the cashier must be presented at the Silent Auction Room to collect Silent Auction items.

3. Although this is a hosted bar, please drink responsibly. Taxi service is available or you may secure a room at our SCI-OC preferred price.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE

The following Conditions of Sale are the complete terms and conditions by which all property listed in this catalog shall be off ered and sold by SCI-OC:

1. All goods off ered for sale have been acquired or obtained by SCI-OC from third parties. Purchaser acknowledges that goods have not been inspected by SCI-OC and is advised, in the case of fi re-arms or other weapons, to secure a competent inspection and test before use. The goods off ered for sale are sold “as is,” without any express or implied warranties on the part of SCI-OC. Any writ-ten warranties delivered to purchaser are those solely of the manufacturer of same.

2. All services off ered for sale have been acquired and are to be furnished by third parties. They will not be performed by SCI-OC. SCI-OC shall bear no responsibility for the delivery or quality of any such services or for any loss or damage arising from, related to, or connected with, the perfor-mance or nonperformance of such services.

3. SCI-OC has endeavored to catalog and describe correctly the property to be sold, but all property is sold “as is” and SCI-OC shall in no event be responsible for the correctness of description, genu-ineness or authorship, provenance or condition of said property and no statement made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed to be such a warranty, representation or assumption of li-ability. Prospective bidders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition.

4. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the printed catalog. The auctioneer, at the time of the sale, may correct the description or the contents of the lot; that description will constitute the item being sold and will supersede any previous description in the catalog.

5. SCI-OC reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser, subject to the Conditions of Sale. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to determine the successful bidder, and his determination shall be fi nal; or the auctioneer, at his discretion, may re-off er and resell the article in dispute at any time prior to the conclusion of the auction. If any dispute arises after the sale, SCI-OC sale record shall be conclusive as to who was the purchaser.

6. Any bid which is not commensurate with the value of the article off ered, or which is merely a nominal or fractional advance over the previous bid, may be rejected by the auctioneer at his dis-cretion. If the auctioneer, at his sole and fi nal discretion, decides that any original bid is not com-mensurate with the value of the article off ered, or having acknowledged an original bid, that any advance thereafter is not of suffi cient amount, he may reject the same.

7. Except as herein otherwise provided, the title will pass to the highest bidder upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer; thereafter, the property is at the purchaser’s sole risk and responsibility. In any dispute as to the amount of bid, the records of SCI-OC shall be accepted by the bidder as fi nal and correct.

8. All items purchased are to be paid for in full at the end of the evening.

Good luck and thank you for your support,

Jim Dahl, SCI-OCFundraiser Chairman

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SOME SPECIAL NOTES ONOUR HUNTS & TRIPs

1. Upgrading your hunt, while not required, is certainly appreciated by our donors. If you don’t want to add additional game animals, consider bringing along a friend. This helps out the outfi tters contrib-uting to our cause. With few exceptions, our donors are not wealthy philanthropists, but rather, they donate to help wildlife and generate new business for themselves. Please do what you can to help!

2. If you are a booking agent and plan on possibly reselling the hunt that you purchase tonight, please be advised that this practice is extremely unpopular with our donors and may lead to

problems. We strongly recommend that you avoid this practice.3. If you buy a hunt that the donor fails to provide for you, through no fault of your own, we will make arrangements for a replacement hunt, or we will refund the purchase price. If you simply fi nd it

inconvenient to go on the dates available, or change your mind for some reason, then we will assist you in trying to locate someone to take the hunt off your hands, but we make no promises. We may not be able to accommodate your wishes. Basically, if you buy the hunt, it is yours.

4. Diff erent hunts require diff erent things, such as room, board, transportation, etc. Please read the descriptions carefully. As a general rule, hunting licenses are not included. These can cost up to several hundred dollars in some cases.

5. We do our best to solicit donated hunts only from competent outfi tters. However, we do not guarantee the quality or success on any hunt purchased at this auction.6. All of this said, it is important to note that most hunts bought at our auction go very well, with both the donor and the buyer being well satisfi ed.7. Lastly, please report the results of your donated hunt to the fundraiser chairman. We are all very

interested in knowing how it went.

South Coast Plaza $500 Drawing Benefits Sables

SCI Sables are leaders in wildlife education to preserve the hunting heritage worldwide. Sables’ women and men help advance outstanding SCI programs that instill a love of the outdoors and respect for nature.Founded in 1984 by the women of SCI, the Sables work with SCI Chapters and members to encourage spouses and partners of hunters to nurture the hunting tradition among future generations.Sables support helps SCI:1. Expand the reach and enriching educational opportunities at the SCI’S American Wilderness Leadership School™ in Jackson, Wyoming.2. Maintain the nation’s most comprehensive “Becoming an Outdoors Woman and More” program.3. Support the C.J. McElroy Scholarship Foundation and help to create other scholarships.4. Create and distribute the Safari In A Box curriculum kits for schools.

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SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONALORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER

OFFICERSPresidentJIM DAHL

TreasurerGEORGE SCHOFHAUSER

SecretaryPAT BAUER

DIRECTORSMARK ASTON

JASON CHILDS

STEVE LIEBERMAN

LISA MCNAMEE

FUNDRAISER CHAIRMANJIM DAHL

YOUTH OUTDOOR SAFARI DAY CHAIRMAN &SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL PAST PRESIDENT

DENNIS ANDERSON

SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL DEPUTY PRESIDENT ELECTJOHN WHIPPLE

SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT RON MIZRAHI

SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT MARY LYNN WEST

REGIONAL DIRECTOR DAVE COMPTON

SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR AT LARGEPAUL WHITELOCK

AUCTION FRONT DESKJACKIE SMART

JILL WIGNEY

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dear Members and Friends of the Safari Club International Orange County Chapter:

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the membership, we are very excited to welcome you to our 26th Annual Fundraiser and Auction for an evening of fellowship and fun with both old and new friends as we raise money to fund our future achievements.

We are making every eff ort possible to ensure that this event will provide an evening of enjoyment for all those who attend. We would also like to raise as much as possible to further humanitarian needs, educational opportunities, and conservation causes within the local community, as well as the international community via Safari Club International.

We would like to provide a little background and further detail. It is the place in Orange County to participate with other like minded hunters in sharing experiences, fellowship and hunting and travel knowledge. We are also very active in actions to further the cause of hunters and sustainable wildlife conservation. Chapter projects include a Mobile Sensory Safari Van, a Safari In A Box program, Sportsman Against Hunger program, Youth Safari Day, and numerous building and/or repair projects that support wildlife and habitat renewal. The Chapter has also been a long time supporter of the American Wilderness Leadership School (A.W.L.S.) program that sends teachers to SCI’s Granite Ranch near Jackson Hole, Wyoming to learn about the true role that hunters play in wildlife conservation, sustainable resources and habitat renewal.

We encourage you to support the Chapter’s projects by supporting our event. If you are not a member of our Chapter, we encourage you to join. If you are a new member to our Chapter, welcome!

Thank you to all of those who have made this event possible. It takes hours and hours and hours to put this event together, and our volunteers deserve a big thank you!

Good hunting,

Jim DahlPresident and Fundraiser Chairman

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• If you wish to participate in the live auction, you must be registered. Please follow the directions of the auctioneer and be careful not to accidentally make any gestures that could be interpreted as a bid while

the live auction is in progress.

• If you wish to make a bid, please make a clear gesture to attract the attention of the auctioneer or spotters.

• If you are the successful high bidder, please identify yourself to let the runner know you were the winning bidder.

Check Out• You may pay for and collect your live and silent auction items any time after 9:30 p.m.

Please do not check out until you have completed all of your purchases for the evening.

Method of Payment• We accept cash, Visa and MasterCard, American Express and checks, with certain restrictions.• To be acceptable, checks must be drawn upon a California bank, and individuals who are not members of

the Orange County Chapter of SCI will be required to show a California Driver’s License for identifi cation.• We will be calling for authorization on all credit card purchases.

D I S C L O S U R EIRS Charitable DeductionsAmounts paid to Safari Club International Orange County Chapter as a part of this auction do not automati-cally qualify as charitable deductions. The amount of the charitable deduction, if any, is the amount you paid in excess of the fair market value of the goods or services received. Please refer to IRS Publication 1391, Deductibility of Payments Made to Charities Conducting Fundraising Events, and consult your tax advisor as to the amount, if any, of charitable deductions which you may be allowed.

F I R E A R M S P U R C H A S E R SPlease Note: California law requires that all fi rearms be held for a period of 10 days after the date of purchase and the original application for registration of the fi rearm.

• Firearms purchased in the auction must be paid for in full at the end of the evening.• Any fi rearms provided for auctions and raffl es by SCI-OC shall be registered by Turner’s Outdoorsman.

Turner’s representative, Nabor Mescorro, will direct the fi rearm to a store location of your choice. It will be your responsibility to complete the required State of California paperwork at the selected location. Your fi rearm will then be held for 10 days. You will be required to pick up the fi rearm no later than 30 days after completion of the required paperwork. If permission to purchase the gun is denied by the State, we will refund your money, and keep the fi rearm.

• Purchasers or winners of handguns will be required to fulfi ll the new Department of Justice requirements for a Handgun Safety Certifi cate (HSC) before taking possession of the handgun. See the appropriate repre-sentative for additional information.

• All fees for registration of fi rearms, purchased or won, are the responsibility of the purchaser or winner of that fi rearm.

• If permission to acquire any fi rearm won as a raffl e prize is denied by the State, you will forfeit your prize. • All fi rearms purchased or won are in “as-is” condition. SCI-OC makes no warranty on any fi rearm as to its condition, serviceability, or suitability for any particular purpose. Your sole recourse on any fi rearm is to the manufacturer.

LIVE AUCTION INFORMATION

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PREMIUM RAFFLE PACKAGES

$2,000 Package - (10 Packages)1st Place10-day Alberta, Canada Moose Hunt with George Kelly Outfi tting (Kipp & Rosie Kelley gkoutfi tting@xplornet.com) and a Hill Country Harvester Rifl e in .338 Win. Mag. www.hillcountryrifl es.com VALUE $12,000. Moose hunt: starting September 24, 2012 is a horseback hunt, in the Willmore Wilderness, WMU 440, north of Jasper National Park. No motorized vehicles are allowed. Accommodations are canvas wall tents. Will not take anything under 54" with possibilities of taken up to 64". License and transportation from Edmonton International Airport not included.

2nd Place 3rd PlaceBenelli Legacy 28-Gauge Autoloader. VALUE $1,900 CZ 550 American Safari Magnum .458 Lott. VALUE $1,500

Package includes: 1 - $2000, 1 - $1000, 1 - $500, 1 - $300, 1 - $150, Plus 350 - $5 General Raffl e Tickets

$1,000 Package - (15 Packages)1st Place5-day Colorado elk and black bear hunt with Cassidy Outfi tters (Jack Cassidy www.cassidyoutfi tters.com, e-mail packrat@gvii.net) and a Weatherby Mark V Ultra Lightweight 7mm Rem. Mag. VALUE $7,000. Rifl e elk and black bear hunt will take place on the rim of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Western Colorado. Hunt on private property near Montrose, Colorado. This area gives the visitor an opportunity to visit the Black Canyon National Park or Ouray, the Switzerland of America and the hot springs or shop the many stores in picturesque Montrose. The PacRat camp has housed many hunters and Jack Cassidy has been operating here for over 30-years. Hunt is available for either archery or rifl e hunter for available dates in 2011 or 2012. Drawing of elk tag is ensured by landowner preference.

2nd Place 3rd PlaceSako 85 Classic .375 H&H Mag. VALUE $2,300 Beretta A400 Xplor Unico 12 Gauge Autoloader. VALUE $1,700

Package includes: 1 - $1000, 1 - $500, 1 - $300, 1 - $150, Plus 250 - $5 General Raffl e Tickets

$500 Package - (20 Packages)1st PlaceWeatherby Mark V Accumark .30-378 Wby. Mag. VALUE $1,800

2nd Place 3rd PlaceBrowning Citori White Lightning 12-ga Over/Under. VALUE $1,600. Smith & Wesson .500 S&W Revolver. VALUE $1,100

Package includes: 1 - $500, 1 - $300, 1 - $150, Plus 200 - $5 General Raffl e Tickets

$300 Package - (25 Packages)1st PlaceVerona 702 28-Gauge Deluxe Over/Under. VALUE $1,400

2nd Place 3rd PlaceMarlin 1895SBL .45-70. VALUE $900 Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 AR-Platform .22LR. VALUE $500

Package includes: 1 - $300, 1 - $150, Plus 150 - $5 General Raffl e Tickets

$150 Package - (50 Packages)1st Place 2nd PlaceWeatherby Vanguard .300 Wby. Mag. VALUE $500 Howa/LSI .30-06. VALUE $450

Package includes: 1 - $150, Plus 100 - $5 General Raffl e Tickets

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LADIES RAFFLE

LR-11-00 Dicker and Dicker Furs Natural multi fox, raccoon, and knitted rex rabbit poncho

LR-11-01 Big horn lamp set with shades

LR-11-02 Whitetail antler lamp set with shades

LR-11-03 Moose horn lamps with birch bark shades

LR-11-04 Moose horn coff ee table & end table set

LR-11-05 Whitetail antler replica wine rack with glasses

LR-11-06 Whitetail antler replica wine rack with glasses

LR-11-07 South Coast Plaza Gift Certifi cate – $250

LR-11-08 3-Strand Light White Bracelet by Safari Jewelry

LR-11-09 4-Strand Classic Bracelet by Safari Jewelry

LR-11-10 5-Strand Light White Bracelet by Safari Jewelry

LR-11-11 Elephant Head Pendant with Necklace by Safari Jewelry

LR-11-12 Smith and Wesson M642 .38 Special with laser sight

LR-11-13 Stud and Dangle Earrings by Safari Jewelry

LR-11-14 Elephant Hair Stud Earrings adorned with CZ by Safari Jewelry

LR-11-15 Elephant Hair Pendant Knot adorned with CZ by Safari Jewelry

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GENERAL RAFFLE

GR-11-00 Cabela’s $50 gift certifi cate

GR-11-01 Remington 700 SPS 7mm Rem. Mag.

GR-11-02 Remington 700 SPS Varmint .22-250 Rem.

GR-11-03 Federal duck stamp prints donated by Jim Craig

GR-11-04 Gold framed lion portrait in pencil donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-05 Dark framed setter on point print donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-06 Framed bust of setter with pigeon donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-07 Nicely framed setters fl ushing quail print donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-08 Gold framed sitting retriever donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-09 Pair of framed man with red coat and friend prints donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-10 Whale prints donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-11 Caribou and Wolf prints with ivory donated by Robert Rooks

GR-11-12 Bronze donated by John Whipple

GR-11-13 Waxed cotton fl otation shotgun case

GR-11-14 Hi Tech Archery gift certifi cate and wax cotton single padded bow case

GR-11-15 Waxed cotton fl otation scoped rifl e case

GR-11-16 Thompson/Center Triumph Bone Collector

GR-11-17 SCI Backyard fi re pit/grill

GR-11-18 Ruger 10/22 .22LR stainless/synthetic

GR-11-19 Howa/LSI 30-06 Blk Combo w/3.5-10x44 Game King scope

GR-11-20 Guide Series 3-piece canvas duff el bag set

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SILENT AUCTION

SA-11-00

Kevin Campbell Custom Rifl e. Commercial, FN Mauser action .300 Win. Mag. Custom bottom metal by Fisher. Schneider 24" barrel. Leupold Vari-X III 4.5-14 scope. Buehler rings and bases. Buehler MK II low mount safety. Turkish walnut classic stock with ebony fore-end tip. Point pattern checkering 26 lines per inch. Cold rust bluing.Donated by Steve Ribeau. Value $6,700.

SA-11-01 Elephant hair theme belt buckle by Safari Jewelry.

SA-11-02 $1,000 gift certifi cate for taxidermy. Donated by Jesse Watson of Absolute Perfection Taxidermy.

SA-11-03 Four Angel baseball tickets for any game on the club level, including parking. Donated by Dennis Anderson. Contact him by April 15, 2011.

SA-11-04 Bugler bronze with marble table. Donated by Robert Rooks.

SA-11-05 Federal duck stamp prints donated by Jim Craig.

SA-11-06 Zebra hide carry-on luggage donated by Earl Salter.

SA-11-07 1-year On-Target membership and Ruger Mark III .22 LR. Donated by Gregg Boulsog of On-Target.

SA-11-08 Elephant head pendant and necklace. Donated by David Anderson of Safari Jewelry.

SA-11-09 Damascus knife donated by Paul Whitelock.

SA-11-10

Reproduction of an antique Japanese screen is created brushstroke by brushstroke on an expanse of gold leaf rice paper. The large four panel screen is bordered with silk brocade and set in a black lacquered hardwood frame. Mounting hardware included. 78" L x 55" H. Value $895. Donated by Tom Lund.

SA-11-11 US Customs and US Fish and Wildlife Clearance Package donated by Coppersmith Global Logistics.

SA-11-123 days/4 nights guided Texas hunt for exotics with 10% off trophy fees. Cost of extra hunters $370 per day. Non-hunters $170 per day. Texas hunting license required $48. Value $2,010. Donated by Laurent and Diane Delagrange of Indianhead Ranch.

SA-11-13 Leather recliner and matching ottoman with SCI logo.

SA-11-14 Ruger Hawkeye Synthetic/Stainless .338 Win. Mag.

SA-11-15 SCI Trophy Records Department Gift Certifi cate for either 1 Grand Slam Listing; 2 Copper Level Inner Circles Listings or 5 Record Book Entries. Value $550.

SA-11-16 Case of Winchester .308 Win. Donated by Pat and Cindy Dooley, Dooley Enterprises - Winchester Law Enforcement Ammunition.

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SA-11-17 Safari Press books donated by Ludo Wurfbain.

SA-11-18 Bronze of rider with dogs. Donated by Robert Rooks.

SA-11-19Palomar Hunt Club in San Diego County has donated a Full Day Hunt, which includes access to over 7,000 acres of private property, 5 pheasant, 5 chukar and a dog handler. Value is $575. Additional hunters may be added at regular rates.

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Jerry Nordick of Bucks Forever Ranch has donated a 3-day, 3-night up to 149" whitetail deer hunt for one hunter near Rockglen, Saskatchewan, Canada. Includes comfortable accommodations, home-cooked meals, guide, field transportation, and field prep. Hunt must be taken in the 2011 season (Sept. 1–Dec. 31). Additional hunter welcome from current price list and you may upgrade the days and animals (elk and buffalo) from price list. Airport pickup $300. Donor Valuation $3,500.

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SA-11-25 SCI 2011 Artist of the Year Joshua Spies Leopard print.

SA-11-26 Vacation in Cabo San Lucas at Dave and Mary Lynn West’s condominium.

SA-11-27

Don’t wait any longer —secure the guns in your house! This generous donation from Cannon Safe is what you have been waiting for. The Patriot 22 series weighs 525 pounds, has a 1" steel composite door, commercial grade lock, 1" active locking bolts, and is 30" wide, 59" high, and 24" deep. Includes free delivery donated by Dave and Mary Lynn West within Los Angeles, Orange, or Riverside County on the first level. Other areas are by arrangement with extra cost. Donor Valuation $1,700.

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LIVE AUCTION

LA 11-01 Doug Roth of Camp 5 Outfi tters of Paso Robles has donated a 2-day guided boar hunt for one hunter including lodging. Hunt must be taken in 2011.

LA-11-02 Fur by Dicker and Dicker

LA-11-03

Bill and Sandy Mitchell of Dakota Hunting Farms are again supporting our chapter with a donated pheasant hunt for 1 person, 3 days, 3 nights lodging, meals 3 rooster pheasants per day, bird processing and transportation from the Aberdeen airport. Donor Valuation $1,380

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Diekie Muller Hunting Safaris8-day African Plains Game Safari for 2 hunters, rifl e or bow. Valued at $9,200! Includes a $1,000 per hunter credit towards trophy fees. All animals are SCI trophy quality.INCLUDES – Ground transportation from Johannesburg, South Africa and during the hunt; all accommodations; all meals, beer, wine, & soft drinks; 1-on-1 services of licensed professional hunter; fi eld prep of trophies for 8 days. Located in the Limpopo Province of South Africa.EXCLUDES – Airline tickets, trophy fees, tips, taxidermy fees, and cost of shipping of animals to the US. Trophy fees for animals taken can be seen at www.dmsafaris.com. Donor Valuation $9,200

LA-11-06

Royce (Pancho) Maples of Haystack Mountain Outfi tters has donated a 3-day predator hunt for two hunters. Southwest New Mexico boasts some of the best predator hunting around. Dates are negotiable but December 2010 or January 2011 are recommended. Includes pick-up and return from Roswell, New Mexico Airport, transportation to and from the fi eld, assistance with securing accommodations/meals, all private land trespass and trophy fees, 2x1 guide and trophy fi eld prep. Does not include hunting license, game license, alcohol and gratuities. Donor Valuation $2,000

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Dan Bell of Bell Wildlife Specialties in Kansas has donated a 2-day for 2 hunters turkey hunt. Hunters can take 2 turkeys each and lodging and meals are included. If you are looking to start or complete your Turkey Slam, here you go! Hunters need to purchase license, turkey permits and second tag all for $125. Extra days can be added at $400 per day per gun. Additional hunters are welcome. You also might check out his Whitetail hunting. Donor Valuation $2,500

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LA-11-09

Iron Wheel Guest Ranch and Cargill Outfitting. Your mini vacation for two will start from the Iron Wheel Guest Ranch. You will be staying at our 6,000 square foot Lodge. Once you settle in, you can relax and unpack. You will go float fishing via raft or drift boat with 2 persons per boat for 2 days on the Jefferson River or Big Hole River depending on weather and fishing conditions. All meals and lodging are provided for 3 nights and 2 days as well as a two-hour trail ride. We encourage you to bring along friends at a cost of $1,215 for 2, with 5% going back to SCI Orange County. Your fishing license can be purchased on arrival or before for approximately $35 for the 2 days. Fishing gear is available for rent and local lures are available or we have a supply. Your trip can be extended or upgraded to include other functions as well: horseback trail rides, youth camps, local scenic tours, antique shops, additional fishing trips or leisure time. We also offer quality big game hunts and our high success rate speaks for itself. Come join us for a great time! Donor Valuation $1,215/Reserve bid

LA-11-10

Lou Misterly and Russell Cummins of “JENNINGS RIVER OUTFITTERS” has donated a “WESTERN CANADIAN MOOSE HUNT” for 10 days, for one hunter. Hunt to be taken Sept.-Oct. 2011 only. This is a fantastic territory in Northern British Columbia, Canada that covers over 3,000 sq. miles. It is located on the Jennings River in the Cassier Mountains just south of the Yukon border, an excellent area for big Moose, Mountain Caribou, Mountain Goat, Stone Sheep, Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, and Wolf. It boasts several lakes with great fishing for most of the northern species. The hunt also includes a Wolf at no additional charge. Hunting will be done on horseback or by boat. Remote wilderness access into the territory is by float plane only. Stay in wilderness cabins or tent camps. With this hunt, “MOUNTAIN GOAT”, “MOUNTAIN CARIBOU”, OR BLACK BEAR can be added for an additional trophy fee of $3,000 each. GRIZZLY BEAR can be added for $10,000. Included: Food, Lodging, Guide, Wrangler, Skinning, Salting, Pick-up, and return at Whitehorse Yukon. Hunt will also include 50% off the normal $950 float plane charge. This hunt only cost $450. Pick-up and return charges have also been waived. Not included: hunting license; tag fees, i.e. Moose $280 Can.; G.S.T. 6%; Shipping or Packing of Trophies or Meat; or Gratuities.See Lou Misterly for Brochures and booking agreement. Donor Valuation $12,000/Reserve bid

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Kuvhima Safaris is offering you this donation in the Limpopo Province of South Africa for 2 hunters for 7 hunt days plus the arrival and departure days, plus trophy fees of $3,000 to be shared between the two hunters. This trophy credit can be used for any animals of your choice. Daily rates and trophy fees as per the current price list will apply. Non-hunters are welcome to be added at $200 per day. This is an all-inclusive package and includes pick-up and drop-off at Johannesburg Airport, all meals, drinks in moderation, field preparation of trophies, laundry service, accommodations in our lodge, and the services of an experienced professional hunter and tracker. The hunt may be scheduled for 2011 or 2012. This is a 100% donation to the chapter. Trophy credits cannot be transferred between the two hunters. Donor Valuation $9,400

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Estancia “La Criolla” has donated a five-day dove hunt for four hunters to be used in the 2011 season. The hunt takes place in the Province of Santa Fe, Argentina. The area is known worldwide and gives hunters the possibility of combining different species such as dove, pigeon, duck, partridge, big game and fishing. All of this without the need of changing areas, lodging or traveling long distances in order to enjoy the experience. This VIP service includes meals, lodging, ground transportation and local airport pick-up and delivery. Additional hunters welcome at $500 per day. Does not include shells, hunting licenses, air charters, before and after accommodation and gratuities. Donated by Roberto and Tomas Druetto. Donor Valuation $10,000

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Macedonia is an excellent place for US hunters because 12 different species of European and exotic big game can be hunted there. Besides the already famous Balkan Chamois in our hunting ground, hunters can hunt Kri Kri Ibex (the only place in the world where it can be hunted by rifle), Alpine Ibex, Barbary Sheep, Axis Deer, Thar, excellent Mouflon Sheep and others. Hunting is done From August 1 to April. We are offering a 6-days stay, 5-days hunt for one hunter and one observer in our own hunting ground Lakavica, where we have an excellent five star hunting house and where almost all species can be hunted. The donation includes transport from the airport in Skoplje, 6 nights meal and lodging in our hunting house, assistance of a professional hunter-interpreter, rifle and ammunition, assistance of the local game keeper, and first treatment of trophies. The guest needs to pay tax separately at $2,070 USD. Dipping & packing fee and legal documents $500 for all trophies. One European Mouflon Sheep trophy fee without point limit is included in this donation.www.huntineurope.com or info@huntineurope.com Donor Valuation $11,500

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Zimbabwe, Matetsi Unit 1–12-day Elephant & Plainsgame hunt for 1 hunter.Matetsi Unit 1 is Zimbabwe’s 99,000-acre highly desirable game-rich hunting concession. This donation by Mabal’engwe Safaris includes a $14,400 credit towards daily rates on a 12- day Elephant & Plainsgame hunt for open dates Oct. 1 to Nov.30, 2011. Enjoy exclusive amenities at Mabal’engwe Safari Lodge and the thrill of the hunt just 45-minutes from the magnificent Victoria Falls. Additional hunters are welcome at $1,000/day and observers may accompany for only $200/day. Arrival/departure point is Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. For more information, contact Elisabeth Freeman at (805) 889- 9326 or e-mail elisabeth@mabalengwe.com. www.mabalengwe.com. Donation includes: accommodations at Mabal'engwe’s exclusive Safari Lodge located in the hunting area; transfer from Victoria Falls Airport; meals with custom menus; refreshments and snacks; soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, tea and coffee; 4x4 safari vehicle transport whilst in the hunting area; service of a licensed professional hunter, trackers & skinners; field preparation of trophies & transport to local taxidermist; complementary safari drives on non-hunting days; 1 complementary day trip to Victoria Falls on a non-hunting day; children under 10 stay free. Donation does not include: air travel; accommodation before and after the scheduled safari period; local taxidermist’s costs for dipping, packing and shipping; 2% government levy on daily rates; 4% government levy on trophy fees; trophy fees for animals taken or wounded; CITES tags for elephant, leopard and crocodile trophies; medical air rescue services or emergency medical evacuation insurance; telephone calls and faxes; gratuities; Victoria Falls and other park entrance fees; curio purchases; child care services. Donor Valuation $14,400

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Marty Loring of BC and Beyond Outdoor Adventures has donated a 5-day 2011 or 2012 spring Black Bear hunt in British Columbia for one hunter and Wolf by chance. Includes 1x1 guide service, all meals, accommodations, trophy field care, airport pickup and transfer. A second bear can be taken for $900. Tags and license not included. Donor Valuation $4,600

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Grab your cowboy hat and lasso—it's time to cattle drive at our Montana Summer Escape! The Ranches at Belt Creek welcomes you to one of the most spectacular outdoor experiences in Montana. Explore thrill seeking trails through limestone canyons on horseback. Take a four wheeler through the National Forest or have a fun packed day of fly-fishing with one of our experienced guides. Hike or raft through Sluice Box state park. End your perfect day with spa services and your own personal masseuse. Enjoy barrel racing and team roping competitions right from the back deck of your cabin. Allow our ranch concierge to help you customize a western vacation you will never forget! Enjoy the fresh air and serene beauty of the countryside with a 4-night, 5-day getaway to a delightful luxury log cabin. This 2,250 square foot cabin has three bedrooms with plush queen size beds in each room, a loft with two additional queen size beds (can sleep up to 8 guests total), a full dining room and living room with high end furnishings, a wood burning fireplace, a full kitchen with granite countertops, and views of the equestrian center and riding arena. Watch a rodeo from the comfort of your back deck, while barbecuing for the family, or relax on the balcony after a hot stone massage and gourmet chef dinner! YOU WILL BE TALKING ABOUT THIS TRIP FOR YEARS TO COME! Donor Valuation $4,000/Reserve bid

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Jerome Knap of Canada North Outfitting and Global Expeditions has donated a 4-day Greenland Muskox on Victoria Island for one hunter. This hunt is done from March 16 to April 11, 2011 or 2012. Cost of second hunter $5,900. Cost of second Greenland Muskox $2,000. License ($53) and trophy fee ($158) not included. Hunt includes transportation from Cambridge Bay to the hunting area by snowmobile; services of a licensed guide with a snowmobile; including all gas and oil for the snowmobile; food during the hunt; camping gear such as tent, foam mattress, stoves, pots, pans and dishes, lodging in a tented camp or cabin during the hunt.Reserve bid

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“AFRICAN TREASURE“ Bronze African Elephant with ivory tusks by Laran Ghiglieri

Edition: 125

27" h x 36" l x 16" w

MPI is proud to present the masterpieces of the renowned and prolific artist, Laran Ghiglieri.

A world class Master Sculptor, Laran follows his family’s tradition of quality and excellence through visual arts. Born to a family of exceptional artists, he began designing and creating master works of art at age eleven.

Laran commands a dedicated following and has contributed to many spectacular monuments including a bronze eagle over 14 tons and 33 feet tall. His moving sculptures range in theme from historical to wildlife to patriotic.

The African Elephant, by far the largest land mammal on the planet, is often considered the most intelligent. This young bull takes care to show off his masculine prowess as well as his most valuable treasure, his luminous ivory tusks.

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5 Day Tahr & Arapawa Ram Hunt in New Zealand with Jonathan Christian of Wilderness Quest New Zealand for 1 hunter and 1 non-hunter in 2011 or 2012. Three actual hunting days, two days in and out of camp in the Haupiri River Valley, West Coast, South Island, New Zealand. Hunting Season: March–End of August. Trophy fees/animals that are included: Tahr and Arapawa Ram, field prep, luxury accommodation, food and beverages, travel to lodge. Includes everything while on the hunt except the daily guide fee of $350/day. Game that can be added: monster red stag, fallow stag, arapawa ram, tahr, chamois, elk/wapiti stag, sika stag, rusa, sambar, wild boar, water buffalo, feral goat, whitetail buck, game birds – black swan, paradise ducks, pukeko bird, turkey, pheasant, partridge, and lobster tours. Cost of extra hunter(s): as per price list. Another hunter is welcome to come as well at the price paid for this donation direct to outfitter. Non-hunter(s): $200 / day. Transportation during hunt is mostly by foot and vehicle. Donor Valuation $5,200

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One year My Country Club membership. Includes access to over 100,000 acres of private property in San Diego County. Hunt for deer, turkey, dove, quail, geese, ducks, or fish or camp. Upgrade to family membership for $500 or corporate membership for $3,000. Donated by Joel Mendenhall of My Country Club.

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5 Day Wild Red Stag Hunt in New Zealand with Jonathan Christian of Wilderness Quest New Zealand for 1 hunter and 1 non-hunter in 2011 or 2012. Three actual hunting days, two days in and out of camp in the Haupiri River Valley, West Coast, South Island, New Zealand. Hunting Season: March–End August. Included: trophy fees for one Red Stag, field prep, luxury accommodation, food and beverages, travel to lodge, includes everything while on the hunt except the daily guide fee of $350/day. Game that can be added: monster red stag, fallow stag, arapawa ram, tahr, chamois, elk/wapiti stag, sika stag, rusa, sambar, wild boar, water buffalo, feral goat, whitetail buck, game birds – black swan, paradise ducks, pukeko bird, turkey, pheasant, partridge, and lobster tours. Cost of extra hunter(s): as per price list. Second hunter is welcome to come as well at the price paid for this donation direct to outfitter. Non-hunter(s): $200 / day. Transportation during hunt is mostly by foot and vehicle. Donor Valuation $6,000

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Canadian varmint hunt in Saskatchewan. 3-day gopher hunt for one hunter with Warren Spagrud of Circle S Ranch. The rolling hills of this ranch are infested with these little varmints. Hunters can expect to see 2,000 gophers per day. Included: lodging in fully modern cabin, all meals, guiding, and on-site transportation. Hunt dates: May 1–July 15, 2011. Not included: firearm permits, transportation to and from airport and alcoholic beverages. Upgrade to coyotes and badgers with additional days at $200/day. This hunt is for new guests only. Additional hunters $300/day. Contact Warren at 306-476-2580 wspagrud@xplornet.com Donor Valuation $900

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Czech Republic – 5 day 1x1 roe deer or sika stag hunt donated by Jerome Knap. Includes two 6 point roe bucks up to bronze meda or one Japanese sika stag of any size. 4 star hotel accommodations during hunt. Roe deer season is from May 16 to September 30. Sika stag season is September 1 to January 31. License $120. Additional hunter $4,900. Non-hunter $900. Red stag, fallow deer, sika, mouflon and boar also available. Reserve bid

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Mozambique Cape buffalo hunt for 7-days for one hunter during the 2011 hunting season includes trophy fee for one bull Cape buffalo, lodging in luxury safari tents or cottages, all meals and drinks, airport transfers. Not included are $930 license and $270 permit. Can be upgraded to include additional days or trophies including hippo, croc, waterbuck, reedbuck, sable, bush buck, warthog, bushpig, and elephant. See website for trophy fees. Arrival departure point is Quelemane Airport, Zambezia Province, Mozambique. Additional hunters $840 per day, non-hunters $200 per day. welcome. Allan Weideman info@globalsafaris.co.za or 27-82925 7188 www.globalsafaris.co.za Donor Valuation $11,770

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Ken Eng and Mark Leslie of the Eng Ranch have donated a Tule bull elk hunt for one hunter. One hundred years ago, there were only 20 Tule elk left in California, but with careful management and our hunting dollars they have been brought back. So why wait to be drawn? Here is your chance to hunt a magnificent tule elk on a private ranch in San Luis Obispo County. This hunt which is a part of the Private Land Management program so you are able to hunt your elk from Jul.15 to Dec. 31, 2011. Includes lodging, meals, guide service, field prep and transportation in the field. Chapter members have taken very nice bulls. Donor Valuation $15,000/Reserve bid

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High Volume Dove shooting trip to Cordoba, Argentina for 3 days for 4 hunters, donated by Paco Riestra. Dates 2011–2012 (year-round, unless upgraded to hunt other species). All meals, open bar and lodging included. The hunt expires one year to date of purchase. Not included: Shotgun Shells @ $12/box (12 or 20 gauge only); tips to Bird Boys (approx. $30/day) & other staff; hunting license ($260); gun permits ($100 per gun); optional gun rental ($240 for the entire trip); airfare to Cordoba, Argentina. Reserve bid

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Verle Duerden of Action Whitewater Adventures has donated one white water rafting package for two people on Idaho’s Main Salmon River for the 2011 season. This is a 5 day/4 night package on Idaho‘s famous Main Salmon River. We supply all food, camping gear and rafting equipment. Reserve bid

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Ralph Stubitsch of Paws N Claws Guiding Service has donated a 7-day Lynx hunt in British Columbia for one hunter. Includes airport transfers, lodging, and meals. Tags and license not included. Add Mountain Lion $4,000; Mule Deer $2,500.Donor Valuation $3,000/Reserve bid

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Antelope and deer combination hunt. One hunter will have five days to hunt pronghorn antelope and mule deer at the famous Lisco Riverbend Ranch near Douglas, Wyoming. This 22,000 acre ranch is home to hundreds of antelope and deer and offers an excellent opportunity to fill both tags with either your rifle or bow. The Lisco family, working with Jack Cassidy, will be your host and provide lodging, all meals, and guides to insure that you will have a successful and enjoyable experience. Rifle hunters will spot and stalk their trophies; hunting Oct. 2–6, 2011 or available dates in 2012. Blinds at water holes for antelope and tree stands for deer for bow hunters starting Sept. 4–8, 2011 or available dates in 2012. The licenses are on a drawing with 100% success for both antelope and deer. Jack will work with you and assist the application. This is a great hunt for a husband/wife or for a father/ beginning hunter. Questions, contact Jack Cassidy at (970) 858-6586 or pacrat@gvii.net www.cassidyoutfitters.com. Additional hunters welcome. Donor Valuation $4,500

LA-11-42Alfred Luis of Central Coast Outfitters has donated a 2-day boar and quail combination hunt for 1 hunter. Must be taken in 2011. Food and lodging included. Alfred is also a chapter member. Donor Valuation $1,250

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Dennis Macnab, owner of Highland Hill Ranch in North Central Oregon, has donated a 2-day, all-inclusive walk-up hunt for 2 avid bird hunters. Considered among the finest hunting facilities in the world, HHR recently was selected as a Beretta “Two Trident Upland-Bird Lodge”. The Beretta Brand ensures the shooting sportsman will have the absolute confidence that any venue receiving “Tridents” are among the very best and complete field sports experiences available. The buyer of this package will hunt 3,000 diverse acres for native pheasant, chukar, valley quail and Hungarian Partridge. At the end of the day, guests retreat to the 5-star, 10,000 sq ft custom lodge home and relish the professionally prepared cuisine. HHR is the only lodge selected to the Beretta Trident Program and awarded the Orvis “Wingshooting Lodge of the Year”. Please consider joining us for the ultimate outdoor adventure. Hunt must be scheduled during our 2011-2012 season which runs from September 2011 thru March 2012. For more information: www.highlandhillsranch.com or info@highlandhillsranch.com or (866) 478-4868.

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Folsom Outfitters Merriam’s Turkey Hunt: Turkey hunting in Northeastern New Mexico is unlike turkey hunting anywhere else in the world. The diverse landscape can go from flat open prairies to deep heavily wooded canyons to lofty peaks of 8,000 feet in an instant. Here you will find the perfect habitat for Merriam’s Turkey. Imagine being here just at sunrise to hear dozens of gobblers coming off of their roost and starting their morning strut. In addition to innumerable turkey flocks, you may also see elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope and an occasional black bear that has just awakened from his winter hibernation. All hunts are located on private ranches with thousands of acres to hunt on. All hunts are fully guided with meals and lodging included. The hunter is responsible for the purchase of his/her $100 non-resident license. Two gobblers may be harvested per hunter. We have a unique situation in North East New Mexico; a hunter may harvest a Merriam‘s or Rio Grande Turkey on the same hunt to accomplish the New Mexico Turkey Slam. Our success rate last year was 100% in the quest of two turkeys per hunter. Reserve bid

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Folsom Outfi tters Bison Hunt: Here is an opportunity to relive the thrilling days of the Old West. This is a two day management bison hunt on a private 20,000 acre ranch in the Northeast Highlands of New Mexico located right on the historic Santa Fe Trail. Meals, lodging, and fi eld preparation of the meat, head and hide are included in the price of the hunt. Nearby taxidermist and meat processors are available at an additional cost. This hunt is available for booking in January or February 2012. Upgrade to trophy bison (5-yrs or older) for $1,500. Reserve bid

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Roe Deer hunt at the Queen’s Balmoral Estate for 1 hunter, includes 2 bucks.We can’t guarantee that a member of the royal family will be in attendance during the hunt, but who knows? No doubt this is one of the most unique, exclusive, and prestigious hunts that you will fi nd. Michael Grosse, owner of International Adventures Unlimited has the exclusive right to hunt Roe Deer on the Balmoral. Unless you’re the Queen, member of the family, or the Queen’s guest, you will not be hunting here without Michael. Includes ROUND TRIP coach airfare from the winning bidder’s nearest international airport to Edinburgh, Scotland, transfers, 2 Roe Buck trophy fees, 5 days and 4 nights at the charming Glen Lui Hotel, meals, and guide fees. This hunt begins on day 1, arrival in Scotland on day 2, hunting and other activities on days 3, 4, and 5, and return home on day 6. Non-hunters will also enjoy this trip with special attention touring castles, historical sites, shopping, riding the Queen’s horses, and possibly a round of golf on the Royal Family’s private course (fees at current published rates). The non-hunter may join this trip for $2,950.00. The successful bidder will also be allowed a second hunter to join him as his guest for a $2,000.00 discount. ($4,950.00)This may be taken in June 2011 if available; 2012 is guaranteed.Donor Valuation $8,950 ($6,950 retail hunt cost + $2,000 discount for 2nd hunter) Reserve bid

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All-inclusive Red Stag hunt in Scotland for 6 days for 1 hunter, includes international airfare. Have you ever dreamed of hunting the Scottish Red Stag and experiencing the country’s rich culture and traditions? This special package includes roundtrip airfare and all airport transfers, one hill stag, meals and lodging—truly a unique package off ered by Michael and Danielle Grosse at International Adventures Unlimited.The Inshewen Estate in Scotland has the best private herd of Red Stag in all of Scotland. You may upgrade this hunt to one of the incredible trophy estate stage on the Inshewen Estate on a cost basis, which means you will be paying a third to a fourth of what you would expect to pay for a comparable head in New Zealand. Roe Deer and Fallow Deer may also be taken at currently published rates. Non-hunters days are fi lled with touring Scottish castles, cathedrals, famous landmarks, and shopping (led by Danielle). Most hunters bring guests to enjoy this customizable trip. Special non-hunting packages that include roundtrip airfare, transfers, meals, lodging, and private escorted tours are available for $2,950. This trip begins with the guest’s departure on day 1, arrival in Scotland on day 2, hunting and other activities on days 3, 4, and 5, and return fl ight on day 6. You’ll be staying at the luxurious Lands of Loyal, an 18th Century Duke’s estate. Included: round trip airfare for the successful bidder from the nearest major international airport to Edinburgh, Scotland, all airport transfers, meals, lodging, and the harvesting of one hill stag. There are a limited number of these opportunities, which Michael makes available on a fi rst come-fi rst served basis. Currently, there is availability for September or October 2011; however, a package in 2012 is guaranteed if you prefer. Donor Valuation $5,750/Reserve bid

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DONOR CONTACT LIST

Absolute Perfection TaxidermyJessie Watson9126 Indiana AvenueRiverside, CA 92503(951) 354-7907apt.safari@yahoo.com

Anderson SeafoodDennis AndersonPO Box 17636Anaheim, CA 92817-7636(714) 777-7100 ext. 202dennis@andersonseafoods.comwww.andersonseafood.com

BC and Beyond Outdoor AdventuresMarty Loring16065 Perry Road EastPrince George BC V2K-SE2, Canada(250) 963-1344majestic@telus.net

Bell Wildlife SpecialtiesDan Bell155 West Oak St.Harveyville, KS 66431(785) 845-0090(785) 589-2321bellwildlife@earthlink.netwww.bellwildlife.com

Canada North Out� tting and Global ExpeditionsJerome Knap72 Mill StreetAlmonte, ON K0A 1A0, Canada(613) 256-4057cnonorth@istar.cawww.goabc.org/out� tters/108/canada-north-out� tting-inc.aspx

Cannon Safe CompanyMike Baker19949 Kendall DriveSan Bernardino, CA 92407(800) 242-1055mbaker@cannonsafe.comwww.cannonsafe.com

Cassidy Out� ttersJack Cassidy1436 N Road Loma, CO 81524(970) 858-6586packrat@gvii.netwww.cassidyout� tters.com

Central Coast Out� ttersAlfred Luis(805) 922-7923itchygamehog@aol.comwww.centralcoastout� tters.com

Dakota Hunting FarmsBill and Sandy MitchellPO Box 98Hecla, SD 57446(818) 371-2336dhfhecla@nvc.netwww.dakotahuntingfarms.com

Dejon’s Studio of TaxidermyGilbert Gomez2646 Mountain Valley RoadEl Monte, CA 91732(626) 455-0045

Dicker & Dicker Furs of Beverly HillsDoug Fine215 S. Robertson Blvd.Beverly Hills, CA 90211(310) 652-3877douglas� ne@hotmail.comwww.dickeranddickerfurs.com

Diekie Muller Hunting SafarisLimpopo ProvinceSouth Africa2783276404127154912092diekie@dmsafaris.comwww.dmsafaris.com

Dooley Enterprises - Winchester Law Enforcement AmmunitionPat Dooley1198 N. Grove Street, Suite AAnaheim, CA 92806(714) 630-6436pat@dooleyenterprises.comcindy@dooleyenterprises.com

Eng RanchMark Leslie13 Donore SquareSan Antonio, TX 78229(805) 475-2416engaroline@hotmail.com

Estancia La CriollaRoberto and Tomas Druettord@estancialacriolla.com.arwww.estancialacriolla.com.ar/ingles/index.htmlKyle and LeVonne Bell Folsom Out� ttersBox 394, Folsom, NM 88419(575) 278-2444kyle@folsomout� tters.comwww.FolsomOut� tters.com

Haystack Mountain Out� ttersRoyce (Pancho) Maples3306 Woodbine WayRoswell, NM 88203(575) 626-3386, (575) 625-2843pancho1@plateautel.net

Highland Hills RanchDennis McNab1629 E. 12th StreetThe Dalles, OR 97058(866) 478-4868info@highlandhillsranch.comwww.highlandhillsranch.com

Indianhead RanchLaurent and Diane Delagrange3110 Indian Head Ranch RoadRel Rio, TX 78840(830) 775-6481diane@indianheadranch.comwww.indianheadranch.com

Iron Wheel Guest RanchJohn and Sherry Cargill40 Cedar Hills RoadWhitehall, MT 59759(406) 494-2960cargill@ironwheel.comwww.ironwheel.com

Jennings River Out� ttersLou Misterly, Jr. and Russell CumminsBox 119, Teslin, Yukon CanadaYOA-1BO(714) 528-8500lmisterly@mariettas.net(867) 851-6406jenningsriver@netkaster.cawww.bcmoose.net

Kuvhima SafarisAndre StewartP.O. Box 607Lephalale, 0555 South Africa27 83 320 8866kuvhima@mweb.co.zawww.kuvhima.co.za

Masterpiece InvestmentsAngie Zook333 S. State StreetOswego, OR 97034(503) 685-9878angie@mpi100.comwww.mpi100.com

On-Target Indoor RangeGreg Boulsog27692 Camino CapistranoLaguna Niguel, CA 92677(949) 348-0352ontargetrange@sbcglobal.netwww.ontarget.com

Argentina Bird Hunts Francisco Paco RiestraDebbie Gomez or Francisco Riestra(786) 243-3170 Fax: (305) 242-9282debabhunts@bellsouth.netwww.argentinabirdhunts.com

Paws N Claws Guiding ServiceRalph StubitschBox 12Big Lake BC VOL1GOCanada(250) 243-2155pawclaw@telus.net

Ranches At Belt CreekMichelle Wine277 Armington RoadBelt, MT 59412(406) 750-2361michellewine@gmail.comwww.theranchesatbeltcreek.com

S&M Moving SystemsDave and Mary Lynn Westmwestmover@hughes.netwww.smmoving.com

Safari JewelryDave AndersonPO Box 61606Santa Barbara, CA 93160(800) 597-2327jill@safarijewelry.comwww.safarijewlery.com

Safari PressLudo Wurfbain15621 Chemical Lane #BHuntington Beach, CA 92648(714) 894-9080publisher@sportsa� eld.comwww.safaripress.com

Western BirdsJim MatthewsP.O. Box 9007San Bernardino, CA 92427(909) 887-3444odwriter@charter.netodwriter@aol.comwww.outdoornewsservice.com

Julie and Jason Childs David E. CombsJim CraigSteve RibeauRobert RooksJohn WhipplePaul and Judy Whitelock