SOLD
500.00USD+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item SOLD at 2016 May 07 @ 20:26UTC-7 : PDT/MST
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Dimensions: Artwork is 24” Wide by 12” in Height, matted and framed.
Description: This is a limited edition Gicleé, #4 of 75.
About the Artist: The serene outdoors seem at odds with the wild and crazy character of this artist, who is as famous for his paintings as he is for his sense of humor and gaudy shirts! He’s hiked and camped in mountains and forests throughout the northwest U.S., Central America and East Africa. He knows the lakes and mountains as well as he knows the plains and deserts, not to mention almost all the creatures who live there, from the smallest bird to the largest elephant.
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P.O. Box 51138, Phoenix, Arizona, 85076-1138, United States
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If you buy a hunt at our auction 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 issue you a credit that can be used at a subsequent fundraiser event. If you simply find it inconvenient to go on the dates available, or change your mind for some reason, then it is to be negotiated between you and the outfitter.
PCSCI does its best to solicit donated hunts only from competent outfitters. However, we do not guarantee the quality or success of any hunt purchased at this auction. All of this said, it is important to note that hunts bought at our auction generally go well, with both the donor and buyer being well satisfied.
Any and all modifications and/or amendments made between the purchaser, and/or those acting on his/her behalf, and the outfitter, whether before or after the purchase of an auction item, from that described in the auction description, are deemed to be new contracts between the above parties and not with PCSCI. If there are any issues or concerns regarding the outfitters ability or willingness to fulfill his obligation as advertised in the auction description, it is the purchaser's duty, to immediately notify, in writing, the Board of Directors of PCSCI of said issues or concerns, in order for the board to address the same. Should the purchaser choose to proceed, absent providing proper notification, it is presumed that the purchaser is completely satisfied. Any and all hunting, fishing, memberships, tours or events purchased at the Safari Camp 2014 are not transferable by the purchaser to any other person, persons or organizations and must be utilized by the purchaser. PCSCI reserves the right to modify, alter or change the contents or conditions for any or all live auction items. By bidding, the bidders agree to these conditions and hold harmless the PCSCI.
Upgrading your hunt, while not required, is certainly APPRECIATED BY OUR DONORS. If you do not want to add another animal, consider bringing along a friend. This really helps out the outfitters who are donating and helping the Chapter! With few exceptions, these donors are not wealthy individuals, but rather they donate to help wildlife, ensure the future of our sport, and generate new business for themselves. Please do what you can to help them out.
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SAFARI CAMP 2014 AUCTION DISCLAIMER
PCSCI does not guarantee the quality of trips or merchandise, or the satisfaction of either the buyer or the donor and offers no warranty, either expressed or implied, on any auction or raffle items. It is the bidder’s responsibility to obtain proper licenses and permits and to arrange times with the outfitter, unless otherwise stated.
No goods sold at auction have been inspected by PCSCI, and bidders are specifically advised to inspect and test firearms before their use. The goods covered by this auction are sold “AS IS” with all faults and defects and without any express or implied warranties on the part of PCSCI, including but not limited to, warranties of merchantability.
All services covered by this auction have been obtained from third parties, and no services offered are to be performed by PCSCI. PCSCI shall bear no responsibility for the delivery and quality of any such services or for any loss or damage arising from, related to, or connected with the performance or non-performance of such services. All hunts and trips are subject to outfitter/date availability. Hunts are non-transferable and cannot be combined with another hunt unless the outfitter grants express written permission.
If you buy a hunt at our auction 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 issue you a credit that can be used at a subsequent fundraiser event. If you simply find it inconvenient to go on the dates available, or change your mind for some reason, then it is to be negotiated between you and the outfitter.
Auction items not paid for in full this evening, Saturday, May 17, 2014 will be resold or canceled, except as noted below.
Live Auction Buyers
• Per IRS Regulations, all raffle winners winning an item valued $600 or more are required to fill out IRS W-9 form.
• Live Auction buyers are advised to contact the donor immediately after buying a donated hunt or trip, and to keep in constant contact with them as changes can occur in the conditions of your trip.
• Live Auction buyers are advised to get your license draw applications in on time.
The Phoenix Chapter of Safari Club International is a not-for-profit organization, as of January 30, 1988. The IRS now requires PCSCI to make the following disclosures:
• Winning auction bids are deductible only to the extent the payment exceeds the fair market value at retail of the item or service rendered.
• We urge you to consult your personal tax advisor about these disclosures.