Auctioneer Listing

Brandon L. Kratzer will be our auctioneer.

SCI (Safari Club International) is an organization with an international outreach dedicated to protecting the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation locally and worldwide. SCI accomplishes this mission through their international programs and locally with their Chapters.

The SCI Chapter network raises over $5 million per year through local fundraising banquets and events. The money is spent on any number of Chapter-directed projects that fall under the categories of Advocacy, Education and Conservation.

Safari Club International is First for Hunters around the world; the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and promoting conservation worldwide. SCI has over 50,000 active members and advocates on behalf of 16 million American hunters and shooters. SCI effectively represents hunters’ interests in state and federal legislative bodies, the courts and international diplomatic forums.

Central MN SCI is a non profit organization. We use the proceeds of our events to protect hunting and make donations to organizations and events that align with our causes. We focus on conservation, education, and humanitarian efforts within our community. For more information visit our website at www.centralmnsci.com

The Central Washington Chapter of Safari Club International is a local organization with International backing. We are committed to the conservation of wildlife and wildlife habitat and to educating the public about such matters.

Safari Club International is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. SCI provides value to members by shaping policies and legislation that protect the freedom to hunt locally, nationally and internationally. In concert with the national SCI organization, the Chesapeake Chapter of SCI, comprised of members near Annapolis, MD, provides 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 services. Jointly we promote a positive image of hunters, portraying them as responsible citizens who fund wildlife conservation, education and other humanitarian programs.

36th annual banquet and fundraiser that has a wide variety of hunts and other items to offer.

The Detroit Chapter of SCI will be holding its Annual Wild Game Fundraiser Dinner March
1st & 2nd of 2024, at the Fernhill Golf and Country Club, 17600 Clinton River Rd. Clinton Township, Michigan. More information can be found at wwwscidetroit.org or call 810-543-1125. Over 80 hunts to be auctioned off over the two-night event.

Safari Club International - Eastern Dakota Chapter

Safari Club International is the Leader in protecting the Freedom to Hunt and in promoting Wildlife Conservation Worldwide !

Protecting hunters' rights and promoting wildlife conservation, SCI's two areas of focus, historically has been the interest of hundreds of individuals long before SCI was established. But how did SCI as an organization begin?
Forty years ago, there were many safari clubs across the country made up of local, unaffiliated groups of hunters. One such was Safari Club of Los Angeles, which was formed in April 1971 by forty-seven individuals. In early 1972, an out-of-towner from a similar club in Chicago attended one of the monthly Wednesday night meetings, and it was decided that the L.A. club should attempt to combine with the one in Chicago to make it an affiliated chapter. The founder of Safari Club of Los Angeles, C.J. McElroy, went to the Windy City and instituted the new chapter.
Eleven months after the formation of Safari Club of Los Angeles, on March 9, 1972, the name was changed officially to Safari Club International. SCI continued to reach out to other independent safari clubs throughout the United States in an effort to combine them into a single overall organization.
Today, interest in SCI's two primary missions has grown a worldwide network. Subsequent involvement and promotion of these missions is rooted in each of our 55,000 members, supported through each of our 190 membership chapters found across the globe, and put into action by government representatives and personnel both nationally and internationally.
In this way, we can encourage an appreciation for nature and wildlife so that conservation efforts remain strong, while also fighting to protect our rich hunting heritage. Big changes can be achieved through the endeavors of many who are united in a mission – the mission of Safari Club International.

MISSION STATEMENT

To promote good fellowship among all who love the outdoors and hunting.

To promote conservation of the world’s renewable wildlife resources, recognizing hunting as one of the many management tools.

To educate youth, sportsmen, and the public in conservation of our wildlife and our forest, which is our natural heritage.

To share our knowledge and hunting experiences among all our membership.

To operate the association as a non-profit organization, consistent with its charitable purposes, while providing enjoyment for our members. Always with the goal of helping to conserve the animals that we love to hunt today, for those who will come to love the sport tomorrow.

The Greater Dacotah Chapter (GDC) supports SCI’s efforts to protect hunting around the world, and fulfill countless conservation, educational, and humanitarian projects that make a difference. The annual banquet and auction is our largest source of fundraising, which allows us to be a strong voice in hunting and conservation advocacy today and into the future. The Greater Dacotah Chapter is a strong advocate of the North American Model of Conservation! Over the past 16 years GDC has provided over $650,000 in funding for conservation and hunter advocacy both in South Dakota and worldwide! GDC has consistently held Chapter of the Year status because of our outreach efforts for hunters, conservation, humanitarian, youth hunting adventures and education, Safari Care, Sportsmen Against Hunger 1-million-mark, Wounded Warrior, shooting range development, and wildlife law enforcement efforts! The Greater Dacotah Chapter’s mission & vision is consistent with SCI and SCIF to protect the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation through involvement with state and federal wildlife agencies in North America and the Global network. Visit our website https://greaterdacotahchapter-sci.org/main

Safari Club International is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. The Hawaii Chapter of SCI is the authorized chapter for the state of Hawaii and is a non-profit (501c4) organization providing advocacy for the SCI mission, connecting people interested in hunting and wildlife conservation, educating youth and the general public on the role of ethical and responsible hunting as both recreation and a wildlife management tool, and in promoting ethical hunting practices and civic responsibility among those who enjoy hunting.

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

To support & promote ethical hunting practices as a major benefit for wildlife conservation and mans sustainable reliance upon wildlife

The Iowa Chapter of Safari Club International will hold its annual fundraiser on June 26, 2021 in Clive, Iowa. The event is held at Horizon Events Center and the doors open at 2:00 CST and the event should conclude approx. 10:00 CST. We will feature many quality hunts and adventures from around the world which will be on the auction block that evening. The chapter has a rich history with many of the donors and some chapter members have been to many of the featured experiences. The proceeds from the auction benefit three main avenues, which include conservation, humanitarian, and education issues. The chapter has been active locally as well as internationally by supporting a sensory trailer that appears at events around the state, sponsoring a “Jack Hagens Great Buffalo Giveaway” that provides ground bison and pork for the food insecure of Iowa, sponsoring the National Archery in the Schools Program, Scholastic Clay Target Program, Public Service Messages to encourage mentoring of more hunters, land acquisition, as well as programs within SCI.

The Kansas City Chapter of SCI (KC-SCI) was established more than 36 years ago and is extremely active in local conservation and educational projects within Kansas and Missouri. Each January or February, KC-SCI hosts one of the largest Hunters Banquet & Auction in Missouri. What really places this Banquet in a class of it’s own is that 70% of the proceeds remain in Kansas and Missouri to be used for local projects as determined by our members.

Welcome to our Lake Superior Chapter’s new website. We have had numerous requests to expand and update this site so that our members can be more informed about the Chapter’s many ongoing projects. This is your website, so please feel free to send us any conservation related stories that you have experienced and/or any concerns that you may have.

Safari Club International is the largest and most progressive organization in the world that is protecting and fighting for all hunters-God given right to hunt.

Please take the time to investigate each different category via the tabs across the top of the site. Enjoy your viewing and all of your comments are welcomed.

Welcome to the Safari Club International (SCI) Lansing Area Chapter’s web page. The Lansing Area Chapter is a 501(c)4 that is dedicated to investing its members’ resources in promoting the goals and objectives of Safari Club International in Tucson, AZ. The Chapter’s primary focus is Hunter Advocacy as SCI is First For Hunters® and is the leading worldwide advocate for hunters' rights and the protector of our hunting heritage. The chapter also strongly supports the mission of the SCI Foundation which is First for Wildlife® and promotes projects and activities in wildlife conservation worldwide, outdoor education and humanitarian services.

We invite you to join us in activities, projects and membership as we fulfill our stewardship responsibilities in managing our wildlife, fisheries, and natural resources for our enjoyment today and in the future.

Mike Hoskins, President

In 1977, after hearing about a new organization called Safari Club
International, a small group of hunters from Lehigh Valley decided to
form a local chapter. With the leadership and direction of the founding
President, Cook Schiavone, the Lehigh Valley Chapter of Safari Club
International was born. Their main objectives were to support hunter's
rights and show the local community how important hunters are to the
preservation of wild animals.

By 1993 membership had hit in excess of 300 and was still growing.
The Lehigh Valley Chapters' accomplishments were climbing and we
became well known and supported in the surrounding community.

Membership had grown to well over 600 by the end of 2002. We have
partnered with the Pennsylvania Game Commission, as well as with
many other organizations, helping to fund new projects such as
purchasing new hunting properties, helping to make the elk
management and hunting program a reality, feeding the hungry by
supplying much needed harvested meat to many food banks and many
other projects in a list too long to mention here.

We are proud to say the Lehigh Valley Chapter is still growing. If you
are a resident of the Lehigh Valley, and surrounding area, and have a
passion for hunting and the outdoors, why not make a difference in
your community and join us?

WE Support the mission of SCI through local activities which serve local interests and needs, emphasizing safety, humanitarian efforts, youth activities, and hunters rights.

Lewis and Clark Chapter of the Safari Club International is the local interest chapter of Safari Club International and is headquartered in and around the Vancouver, Washington , and Portland, Oregon area.

Lewis and Clark Safari Club International has an established Sportsmen Against Hunger program, has organized a group of dedicated certified hunter safety instructors conducting multiple classes, joined in a partnership to restore the Columbia Whitetail deer to Native American tribal lands, published an SCI National award winning newsletter, and successfully raised funds with three annual fundraising banquets.

Further, through membership in Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation, and Hunter's Heritage Council, we have joined with like minded organizations to work at the state lawmaking level to preserve hunters' rights. Our membership is now approaching 200 people and it continues to grow every year.

Safari Club International Louisiana Chapter was founded in 1976 to represent the state. Since its founding, the Chapter has supported numerous conservation projects in the state and has been a consistent advocate for ethical hunting and conservation at home and abroad.

SCI Manitoba is made up of a group of individuals who have come together to promote and protect the rights of hunters and wildlife conservation at a worldwide level. This was the motivation to start the Manitoba Chapter of Safari Club International (SCI)

SCI Manitoba has a dedicated group of individuals who volunteer their time serving on the board representing the SCI membership by working collaboratively with other like-minded Manitoba organizations promoting our hunting heritage.

Safari Club International (SCI) Miami Chapter is a South Florida extension of Safari Club International, an organization devoted to the protection of hunting rights worldwide. SCI Miami Chapter was formed in December 1997. For 2021, our annual fundraising event will be entirely online. We look forward to sharing some exciting hunts for everyone to bid on today!

For inquiries about hunts: please email scimiami@yahoo.com

The Michigan Chapter of Safari Club was only the third chapter to form in 1973, when the international organization began. The Michigan Chapter is one of the largest chapters in the world, and proudly acknowledges four International Presidents who originated from our fraternity.

Our Chapter consistently invests over $100,000.00 per year in local hunting and wildlife programs. Through donations to Safari Club International, the Michigan Chapter is credited with assisting many significant projects nationwide and abroad.

As a very proactive chapter, the Safari Club Michigan Chapter is dedicated to the conservation of wildlife, education and protection of hunters' rights and are proud to be the recipient of International's 2003 Diamond Conservation Award.

SCI Mid-Atlantic Bowhunters Chapter is dedicated to protecting and promoting our Hunting and Outdoors Heritage. Our annual fundraiser auction supports pursuits of Hunting, Camping, the Shooting Sports, Fishing and all the activities we outdoorsman and women cherish. The proceeds are used to support projects such as the 4-H Shooting Education program, Hunters for the Hungry, Suburban Whitetail Management, the American Wilderness Leadership School (giving educators hands-on experience to bring to classrooms across America), and Operation Second Chance for Wounded Warriors.

Conservation of wildlife and protection of the hunter. We find no irony in this because we believe that conservation and hunting are not only compatible, but inseparable.

We believe that habitat and wildlife must be kept in balance, and we believe that wisely managed hunting is one of the best ways to accomplish this. Professional wildlife managers have shown us over and over again that total protection often is not conservation. There simply are too many examples of what happens when species are allowed to exceed levels that space and food supplies can support.

The right to pursue wild game has been handed down to us through the centuries, and we intend to protect this cherished heritage. But when a species is threatened because of habitat loss, political neglect or a natural disaster, Safari Club International steps in with money and effort.

SCI members are proud to be helping preserve wildlife species through our hunting fees and our financial and political support for professional wildlife management. We believe a species is best served when local people realize conserving the species provides them immediate and long term economic rewards.

Our Cause

Please help protect our right to hunt, help to provide assistance to handicapped hunters, help great organizations such as the Salvation Army and the Montana Rescue Mission with their humanitarian aid efforts and help to educate our youth on the benefits of conservation. Causes such as these need great attention and donations from people like you make the difference.

Music City SCI 2024 Banquet and Auction

Please join us for our 9th annual banquet and fundraising auction.
Visit musiccitysci.org for tickets.

January 29, 2024
5:00 - 10:00 pm

The Hilton Nashville Downtown

Nashville,TN 37201
121 4th Ave. S
Tickets - $150

Visit musiccitysci.org for tickets.

We are the National Capital Chapter of Safari Club International (SCI), covering Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

SCI is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt, promoting wildlife conservation, and providing wildlife education worldwide. SCI fights tirelessly to protect the hunting heritage enjoyed by 15 million Americans and 45 million families around the globe. Together we help every sportsman and sportswoman understand how and why SCI is truly First for Hunters.

Our Mission is to promote the freedom to hunt, conserve wildlife and provide wildlife education.

Officially chartered on January 1, 1996, the NC Triangle Chapter is dedicated to sportsmen’s interests in North Carolina and around the world. We have an impressive list of projects supporting humanitarian efforts, wildlife conservation and partnerships with other like-minded organizations. Like other supporters of the national SCI foundation (www.safariclubfoundation.org), we are eager to embrace new and worthwhile projects. If you have a project to suggest you can contact any board member or email us at trianglesci@gmail.com.

The Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of Safari Club International is a non-profit 501(C)(4) organization representing a dynamic group of members dedicated to the preservation of our hunting heritage.

We believe that the future of responsible game management resides within the next generation of hunters and the continued support of sportsmen and women around the globe.

We support programs that introduce young and adults to the outdoor life, and that teach the ethics of "fair chase" and respect for wild places and its inhabitants.

We promote education and public awareness about our role as conservationists and champions of hunter's rights.

We firmly believe in the value of hunting as both a game management tool and its spiritual importance to a functioning society.

As a coalition of sportsmen and women dedicated to the advancement of hunting in this world, we welcome all who share our commitment to the stewardship of the natural resources of this small and beautiful planet.

Safari Club International is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of wildlife, education of the people, and the protection of hunters rights.
Founded in 1972, Safari Club International is a worldwide charitable organization that promotes wildlife conservation and education, provides services for people in need, and functions as an advocate for hunters and hunting. More than 50,000 members and 190 chapters in 103 countries empower the SCI mission around the globe

North Florida Chapter of Safari Club International
We have the obligation to be leaders. If hunting is to survive in this country and in the world, it will be because of you.
— General H. Norman Schwarzkopf (addressing SCI members)

Northern Michigan Regional Chapter of Safari Club International is a 501 C (4) tax exempt organization. The Chapter was chartered by Safari Club International in 1998. The Chapter operates with a volunteer staff – there are no paid employees. The Chapter is based in Alpena, Michigan but the Chapter’s membership list includes individuals from locations all over northern Michigan, a number of states within the US, seven Canadian Provinces, Mexico, New Zealand and South Africa.

The Northeast Michigan Chapter has four primary project focuses: Safari Wish - designed for young people who are critically ill and/or who are challenged physically or mentally; Michigan Heroes – designed to provide a hunting experience for active duty service men and women who have been deployed to the Middle East; Sportsmen Against Hunger – designed to provided processed wild game to homeless and/or economically disadvantaged individuals in northern Michigan; and, educational programs designed to expose young people to the out-of-doors and to teach them about the role that hunting plays in wildlife conservation. All Chapter activities are currently funded with resources generated by the Chapter’s annual auction/banquets and donations from Chapter members.

“Into the Wild” will be the 14th annual banquet/auction of the Northeast Michigan Chapter – Safari Club International. “Into the Wild” is scheduled for March 2 and 3, 2012 at the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa near Traverse City, Michigan. We welcome the participation of both members and non-members. More information about this fund-raising program can be found on the Chapter’s website – www.nemisci.com.

Protecting hunters’ rights and promoting wildlife conservation, SCI’s two areas of focus, historically has been the interest of hundreds of individuals long before SCI was established. But how did SCI as an organization begin?

Forty years ago, there were many safari clubs across the country made up of local, unaffiliated groups of hunters. One such was Safari Club of Los Angeles, which was formed in April 1971 by forty-seven individuals. In early 1972, an out-of-towner from a similar club in Chicago attended one of the monthly Wednesday night meetings, and it was decided that the L.A. club should attempt to combine with the one in Chicago to make it an affiliated chapter. The founder of Safari Club of Los Angeles, C.J. McElroy, went to the Windy City and instituted the new chapter.

Eleven months after the formation of Safari Club of Los Angeles, on March 9, 1972, the name was changed officially to Safari Club International. SCI continued to reach out to other independent safari clubs throughout the United States in an effort to combine them into a single overall organization.

Today, interest in SCI’s two primary missions has grown a worldwide network. Subsequent involvement and promotion of these missions is rooted in each of our nearly 50,000 members, supported through each of our 170 chapters found across the globe, and put into action by government representatives and personnel both nationally and internationally.

In this way, we can encourage an appreciation for nature and wildlife so that conservation efforts remain strong, while also fighting to protect our rich hunting heritage. Big changes can be achieved through the endeavors of many who are united in a mission – the mission of Safari Club International.

Safari Club International (SCI) is the leader in protecting our freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide by:
Collecting, organizing and distributing educational information and data regarding the wild animals of the world and hunting opportunities available in the world.

- Supporting research and management and influence laws and regulations in favor of wildlife conservation and to participate in civic and humanitarian efforts that support our goals.

- Providing a channel for organized efforts to promote a public understanding and acceptance of hunting as an effective tool for wildlife conservation and management.

- Associating with other clubs throughout the world that share our goals, beliefs, and purposes for participating in programs of common interest.

- SCI Members are active in more than 100 countries, and you’ll cherish your involvement with SCI. SCI fights tirelessly to protect the hunting heritage enjoyed by 15 million Americans and 45 million families around the globe.

- Together, we help every sportsman and sportswoman understand how and why SCI is truly ‘First for Hunters.’ By joining SCI, you join the ranks of hunters spanning more than 100 countries who share the same passion for our hunting heritage and wildlife conservation as you.

To promote a public understanding and acceptance of sport hunting as an effective tool for wildlife conservation through educational information and programs.

Oklahoma Station Chapter Safari Club International
www.oklahomastationsci.org
PO Box 14177 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73113
a 501c3 organization

Safari Club International - Orange County