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Ducks Unlimited is the world's leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation.

DU got its start in 1937 during the Dust Bowl when North America's drought-plagued waterfowl populations had plunged to unprecedented lows. Determined not to sit idly by as the continent's waterfowl dwindled beyond recovery, a small group of sportsmen joined together to form an organization that became known as Ducks Unlimited. Its mission: habitat conservation.

Established in 1937, Ducks Unlimited, Inc. (DU) has conserved more than 15 million acres thanks to contributions from millions supporters across the continent. A small group of concerned sportsmen launched an effort to study the problem of declining waterfowl populations as a result of long-term drought in North America, and in 1935 they conducted the first International Wild Duck Census. These conservation pioneers underscored that high-quality habitat was essential to healthy waterfowl populations. The study also found that the wetlands of Canada served as the primary breeding grounds for waterfowl and represented some of the most critical habitat for ducks and geese.

These conservation pioneers took an unprecedented step in founding Ducks Unlimited, a 501(c)3, non- profit organization dedicated to conserving habitat for waterfowl. In DU’s inaugural year of 1937, 6,720 members raised $90,000 which went into habitat restoration and enhancement projects in Canada. To complete the on-the-ground conservation work, Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) was incorporated in 1938 and, on December 5 of that year, DU staff and Keemen volunteers completed the organization’s first restoration project at the Big Grass Marsh near Gladstone, Manitoba, naming it “Duck Factory Number One.”

Guided by science, DU works thoughout the United States. Hindsight explains history, but foresight builds a legacy. DU’s history evolved from the foresight of a small group of sportsmen who launched an unprecedented, international effort to save waterfowl by conserving habitat. DU’s founders and early members stepped forward to make a difference for North America’s waterfowl at a time when our country was in the grip of economic depression and severe drought. That spirit of volunteerism and of rising to meet profound challenges remains a fundamental part of the organization’s culture today. DU’s culture remains the prized secret and key to our continued success.

Over 80 years, DU’s mission of waterfowl habitat conservation has resulted in its working across the continent to serve the habitats that make possible the abundance of wildlife. Waterfowl, other migratory birds and hundreds of species of wildlife are not the only beneficiaries of DU’s habitat work. Wetlands also provide vital ecological benefits for people. Wetlands improve the overall health of our environment by recharging and purifying groundwater, moderating floods and reducing soil erosion. Wetlands are North America’s most productive ecosystems, providing critical habitat to more than 900 wildlife species, clean water for our communities, and invaluable recreational opportunities for all people to enjoy, but, just in the last 50 years, our nation has lost more than 17 million acres of wetlands.

Last year, in the United States alone, DU impacted more than 435,000 acres of critical breeding, migration and wintering habitat. Each year, the organization’s conservation success stems from the passion, commitment and dedication of Ducks Unlimited supporters, volunteers, partners and professional staff. DU has over 500 employees across the country and an annual operating budget of more than $200 million. Headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, Ducks Unlimited has offices in California, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, New York, North Dakota, South Carolina, Texas, Washington, and Washington, D.C., with sister organizations in Canada and Mexico.

Ducks Unlimited Inc., Ducks Unlimited Canada, and Ducks Unlimited de Mexico (DUMAC) work together to generate critical support and deliver habitat conservation in the most important waterfowl landscapes across North America. For decades, DU concentrated its conservation efforts on the breeding grounds of Canada’s prairies. As the science of waterfowl management advanced it became clear that effective conservation work must be continental in scope. The full range of habitats that the birds use – nesting, migra

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The Eastern Chapter of the Wild Sheep Foundation is an organization of hunters and outdoors enthusiasts who are committed to wildlife management, outdoor education, and sportsmen’s rights. Our annual hunting & outdoor expo enables us to raise funds for Wildlife conservation and other projects, all to ensure that what we enjoy today will be here for generations to come. Our annual convention is held at the Wyndham Lancaster Resort, in Lancaster PA. This includes a number of outdoor exhibitors who offer a variety of products and small/big game hunts. During the course of the show we provide educational seminars, live & silent auctions, and world class speakers.

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

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The First Hunt Foundation Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to keeping the
hunting heritage alive in America. The Foundation works with new hunters of all ages who
desire to have a hunting experience, but do not have the experienced support structure in their
home or extended family to help them. The Foundation is organizing a cadre of experienced
hunters who will serve as mentors for these individuals. Our vision is to create thousands of
first hunts each year that will create future hunters, community leaders, voters and elected
officials that support hunting as a valid part of the American culture.

The Fort Worth Chapter of Safari Club International is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization
dedicated to education, the conservation of wildlife and the preservation of our hunting rights. Safari Club International is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation worldwide.

Frank Zoller is a web-based platform auctioneer with the goal of offering authentic historical items to collectors and museums worldwide. Our team has decades of experience in collecting, buying, and selling of historic artifacts with a specialty in World War II and Holocaust related material. Although our main field of expertise falls within these categories, we are proud to offer a wide range of other historical memorabilia in our auctions. Everything submitted for sale in our auctions comes with a lifetime guarantee of authenticity.

The Jim Shockey Classic event is designed to celebrate the outdoors and to honor the military men and women who protect our freedom – the wounded, the active, the Gold Star families with lost love ones, and the fallen. Partnered with Freedom Hunters, Jim Shockey Classic’s intent is to raise money in support of giving back to our nation’s heroes and families sending them on outdoor adventures of a lifetime.

The Fur Takers of America (FTA) is a non-profit organization committed to the preservation and responsible management of wildlife populations. Trapping is an important tool that has been used for centuries to manage these populations by controlling the number of animals in a given area.

The FTA's mission is to educate the public about the benefits of trapping as a wildlife conservation tool. They work to promote responsible trapping practices that are both humane and effective. This includes supporting trapper education programs that teach people how to trap safely and responsibly.

In addition to education, the FTA also funds furbearer research. This research helps to better understand the behavior and ecology of the animals that are trapped, which in turn helps to improve trapping methods and ensure the long-term sustainability of the populations.

By supporting the FTA and their mission, you can help to ensure that trapping remains a viable and responsible tool for wildlife conservation.

Grand Slam Club/Ovis is a 501(C)(3) organization of hunter/conservationists dedicated to improving and perpetuating wild sheep and goat populations worldwide, as well as North American big game.
In March 2001, the Grand Slam Club and Ovis, Inc. merged into one organization and are now known as Grand Slam Club/Ovis. This organization is classified by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) organization.The purposes and objectives of Grand Slam Club/Ovis are to:
• Continue to be the established documentation and records-keeping organization for legally-taken Grand Slams of North American Wild Sheep®, Ovis World Slams® of wild sheep of the world, Capra World Slams® of wild goats of the world and the Super Ten®, Super 25™ and Super Slam of North American Big Game®.
• Encourage the use of legally issued permits, tags, and/or licenses for the hunting of wild mountain sheep, goats and other North American species.
• Inform and educate people of the world about wild mountain sheep and goats and other North American big game.
• Use financial resources to benefit, directly or indirectly, wild mountain sheep and goats and other North American big game.

GSCO Hunting Heritage and Conservation Foundation (GSCO/HHFC) is a 501(c)(3) organization established to provide and promote hunting education, hunting safety education, natural resource conservation education and conduct conservation activities along with the engagement of any other lawful activity exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes, including, for such purposed, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organization.

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The Guide Outfitters Association of British Columbia (GOABC) was established in 1966 and currently represents approximately 70% of the guide outfitters in BC, Yukon, and the Northwest Territories. Servicing the needs of its members, the association offers liability insurance, provides marketing assistance and liaises with government.

The GOABC's vision is a province with a strong and stable guide outfitting industry with abundant wildlife populations for all to enjoy, both today and in the future.

As passionate advocates for wildlife, the GOABC is the recognized voice of the guide outfitting family.
With integrity and professionalism, the GOABC promotes the conservation, stewardship, and sustainable use of wildlife.

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