DSC 2010.indd - Lone Star Outdoor News

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New venue, theme, but still the greatest
First Light promises
to be big, bold at new
downtown Dallas site
2009-10 Board of Directors
Albert Wolfe IV | President
George Chamblee | President-Elect
Bob Scott | Immediate Past President
John Eads | Treasurer
Lucy Blachly | Secretary
Directors
2008-2011
◗ Richard Cheatham
◗ Steve Davis
◗ Allen Moore
2007-2010
◗ Marty Markl
◗ Jerry Mumfrey
◗ Frank Sweeney
2009-2011
◗ Steve Miller
◗ John Patterson
◗ Dixie Yeatts
Vice Presidents
◗ Karl Evans
◗ Abe Nayfa
◗ Dianne Fletcher
◗ Brooks Puckett
◗ Chris Hudson
◗ Rob Salmeron
Dallas Ecological Foundation
2009-10 Board of Trustees
Tommy Caruthers | Chairman
Jerry Peterman | Chairman Emeritus
Rich Roberson | Vice Chairman
Dewey Dalton | Secretary
Janae Chamblee | Treasurer
Trustees
2008-2011
◗ Allen Moore
◗ Jerry Peterman
◗ Rich Roberson
◗ Dixie Yeatts
2007-2010
◗ Roger Hooper
◗ Mike McKinney
◗ Jerry Mumfrey
2009-2012
◗ Bill Burke
◗ Janae Chamblee
◗ Dewey Dalton
◗ Jim Tolson Jr.
The mission of the Dallas Ecological Foundation includes:
● To fund and promote the teaching of outdoor life skills by
conducting and supporting a wide range of educational
initiatives, primarily utilizing our youth programs.
● To fund and promote the conservation of wildlife and our
world’s ecology.
● To fund and promote scientific and biological studies of the wild
animals of the world, in an effort to provide a sound basis for
scientific evaluation of the management of those animals and
their habitat.
● To provide funding and cooperative support to other charitable,
educational and governmental organizations pursuing the same
or similar goals of our foundation.
Dallas Safari Club staff:
Ben F. Carter, Executive Director
Terri L. Lewis, Exhibits Manager
Advertising Manager – Game Trails Magazine
Debi Mills, Auction Manager
Jaimey Honea, Membership and Registration Manager
Ben Kimmel, Events Manager
Roberta Owens, Convention & Services Coordinator
Blanca Munoz, Executive Administrative Assistant
DALLAS SAFARI CLUB
6390 LBJ Freeway, Suite 108 Dallas, Texas 75240-6414 USA
(972) 980-9800 • (972) 980-9925
info@biggame.org
www.biggame.org
Publisher/Editor
News & Graphics Editor
Associate Editor
Business/Products Editor
Operations Manager
Accounting
Web site
National Advertising
Accounts Manager
Founder & CEO
2
Craig Nyhus
Thomas Phillips
Mark England
Mary Helen Aguirre
Mike Hughs
Nancy Halphen
Bruce Soileau
Mike Nelson
David J. Sams
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On the heels of the overwhelmingly
successful 2009 convention, Drumbeats,
the Dallas Safari Club is poised to present
its 2010 Convention and Sporting Expo,
First Light.
The venue for this year’s convention has
changed to the Dallas Convention Center,
and the event will run Jan. 7-10. This year’s
show will have more than 1,000 exhibits
and is expected to draw more than 24,000
people.
The show is produced by the incredible DSC staff and a volunteer corps
affectionately known as the “DSC 100,”
which includes more than 500 individuals
who give 100 percent to DSC. Along with
DSC Executive Director Ben Carter, this
group is responsible for the Texas charm
and southern hospitality that convention exhibitors and attendees have come
to expect from the most efficiently run
convention in the industry.
DSC continues its partnership this year
Expo info
Open to the public
Expo Hours
● Thursday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
● Friday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
● Saturday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
● Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
with Sports Afield magazine, America’s
oldest and finest outdoor publication,
as title sponsor of the event. Orion
Multimedia and Versus Country are
“in association with” sponsors. DSC is
extremely proud and honored to be affiliated with these fine companies.
First Light kicks off with an Exhibitor
Welcome Party at Eddie Deen’s Barbeque
restaurant on Jan. 6. Evening banquets
will be held at the host hotel, the Dallas
Hyatt Regency Reunion, Jan. 7-9. The club
also continues its wildly popular Ladies
Luncheon at 11 a.m. Jan. 8, and its Life
Member Breakfast, featuring guest speaker
Coenraad Vermaak, on Jan. 9. On Jan. 7,
the Conklin Foundation will present the
Conklin Award. During the show run, DSC
will present the Peter Hathaway Capstick
Hunting Heritage Award, Malek Award,
Outstanding Hunting Achievement Award,
Colin Caruthers Young Hunter Award,
Outfitter of the Year Award and Award of
Excellence.
As always, First Light features an
incredible array of the top guides, outfitters, clothiers, gun makers, jewelers and
wildlife artists from around the world — all
in the fabulous expo hall at the Dallas
Convention Center. Despite the growth in
Tickets
Day Pass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15 per person
Weekend Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 per person
Three-Day Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35 per person
Four-Day Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $45 per person
Show Special Membership Package . . . . . . $100
size and the ever-increasing attendance,
the show maintains its friendly, affordable,
accessible and enjoyable atmosphere, traits
that will always be a part of DSC conventions. First Light is the first show of the
convention circuit, so if you are looking
to book your trips on the best dates, you
definitely need to attend First Light.
Live auctions, to be held during several
meal functions, offer incredible items,
including once-in-a-lifetime hunting trips
and fine firearms, jewelry and wildlife art.
A silent auction will feature more than
400 wonderful items, with something for
everyone. And don’t forget to check out the
great raffles!
DSC also has lined up an impressive
selection of seminars to be held Jan.
8-9 during show hours in the Dallas
Convention Center. Authoritative speakers
include Chris Dorsey, Craig Boddington,
Larry Weishuhn and Peter Flack (to name
a few).
Seminar schedules and many other
details about the DSC 2010 Convention
and Sporting Expo, as well as the club itself,
are available at www.biggame.org.
Don’t miss this opportunity to see the
greatest hunting expo on the planet, First
Light!
Location
Dallas Convention Center
650 S. Griffin St.
Dallas, TX 75202-5098
(214) 939-2700
www.dallasconventioncenter.com
Includes a one-year sponsor membership to
the Dallas Safari Club and a four-, three-, two- or
one-day pass to the Expo, depending on the day
purchased.
Silent Auction
This year’s Expo Silent Auction will sport some of the finest auction items to be found. This spectacular spread is located in Hall C, next
to the food court. The Expo Silent Auction hours are:
● Thursday: 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ● Friday: 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ● Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Silent Auction will be open Sunday for buyers to collect their purchases.
Raffle prizes
Drawing 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 9
Dream Adventures
$20 tickets
■ Dream Adventure No. 1: Ten-day buffalo hunt for one hunter in Zimbabwe.
Value: $11,220 Donor: Bubye Valley Conservancy Booth: 2058
■ Dream Adventure No. 2: Five-day whitetail deer hunt 150-170 class for one hunter in Canada.
Value: $5,500 Donor: Northern Giants Trophy Ranch Booth: 64
■ Dream Adventure No. 3: Five-day coastal black bear hunt for one hunter in Canada.
Value: $3,675 Donor: McConnell & Company Guiding Services Booth: 712
■ Dream Adventure No. 4: Five-day red stag hunt for one hunter and one non-hunter in New Zealand. Includes trophy fees.
Value: $8,500 Donor: Glenroy Hunting Lodge
■ Dream Adventure No. 5: Four-day plains game hunt for one hunter and one non-hunter in South Africa. Includes trophy fees
and taxidermy.
Value: $6,000 Donors: Wormald Hunting Safaris and Taxidermy Africa
Booths: Wormald Hunting Adventures: 1301; Taxidermy Africa: 1302
Drumbeats Raffles
$50 tickets
Your choice of the following:
■ The Krieghoff Classic “Big Five” Double rifle in .450/.400 Nitro Express package.
Value: $13,795 Donors: Krieghoff International, Alamo Sporting Arms, Americase & Hornady Manufacturing
Booths: Krieghoff International: Booth 1508/1509/1608/1609; Americase: 208/09; Hornady: 1141/1142/1241/1242
■ 12-gauge Claremont over/under shotgun.
Value: $9,100 Donor: Griffin & Howe
Booth: 1350/51/1450/1451
■ Sheared mink sections stroller and Sidewinder Retrograde Watch.
Value: $9,100 Donors: Furs by Robert and Bozeman Watch Company
Booths: Furs by Robert: 1541/42; Bozeman Watch Company: 2025
Drumbeats Bonus Raffle
Buy $500 of either $50 or $20 tickets and receive one bonus raffle ticket for a:
■ Model 700 North American Custom Rifle .375 Remington Ultra Mag Caliber with ammunition.
Value: $3,161 Donor: Remington Arms Company Inc.
Booths: 1422/23/24
Ticket Deals
● $100 — 6 each $20 tickets
● $200 — 12 each $20 tickets or 5 each $50 tickets
● $500 — 1 Bonus Raffle ticket and choice of any 3 $200 packages
● $1,000 — 3 Bonus Raffle tickets and choice of any 7 $200 packages
Dallas Safari Club 2010 Convention & Sporting Expo
Advertising Supplement
Show Schedule
Tuesday, January 5
1-6 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Exhibitor Registration & Move In . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
Seminar schedule
Schedule is accurate as of press time.
All seminars held at the Dallas Convention Center.
Friday, January 8
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Safari Planning and Travel Tips
Terry Blauwkamp and Anne Gaines-Burrell — Room D221
Whitetail Questions and Answers and Then Some
Larry Weishuhn — Room D222
Wednesday, January 6
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Exhibitor Registration & Move In . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
6:30-10 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Welcoming Party & Auction . . . . . . . . . Eddie Deen’s Ranch
Emcee: Pete Delkus
Live Entertainment: Kristy Lee Cook
Safari Rifles — Guns, Loads, Bullets, Sights,
Optics For The Modern Safari?
Craig Boddington — Room D223
Long Distance Shooting
John Burns With Greybull Precision — Room D224
Outdoor Adventures ... Get Your School Outdoors!
Scot McClure, DEF cordinator — Room D225
Thursday, January 7
8-10 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . Hyatt-Marsallis Ballroom
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . Registration & Exhibit Halls Open . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silent Auction Open . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
6:30-10 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Casual Banquet & Auction . . . . . . . . Hyatt-Landmark Ballroom
Guest Speaker: Wayne LaPierre
Friday, January 8
12:30-5 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silent Auction Open . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ladies Auction & Luncheon . . . . . . . . . Hyatt-Reunion Ballroom
6:30-7:15 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Banquet Registration & Cocktails . . . . . . Hyatt-Landmark Ballroom
7:15-10 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dinner, Youth Program & Auction . . . . . . Hyatt-Landmark Ballroom
Guest Speaker: Larry Potterfield of Midway USA
2-3 p.m.
The Nearly Perfect Safari Rifle
Larry Potterfield — Room D221
Fishing Idaho
Mike Lawson — Room D222
Secrets of Making Outdoor TV
Chris Dorsey — Room D223
Could You Be a Survivor? (2 hours)
Peter Kummerfeldt — Room D224
Genetics and Culling of White-Tailed Deer: What We Really Know!
Dr James Kroll (Dr. Deer) — Room D225
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Preparing for Your First Safari
Coppersmith — Room D221
Sometimes “Buck” is More Than a 4-Letter Word
Dangerous Game, Past and Present
Ivan Carter — Room D224
Saturday, January 9
7-9 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . Hyatt-Marsallis Ballroom
Saturday, January 9
11 a.m. to noon
8-10 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Life Member Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . Hyatt-Reunion Ballroom
Guest Speaker: Coenraad Vermaak
Safari Planning and Travel Tips
Terry Blauwkamp and Anne Gaines-Burrell — Room D221
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . Registration & Exhibit Halls Open . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
Whitetails, Do You Hate Them Yet?
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silent Auction Open . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
4 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silent Auction Closes. . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
6:30-7:15 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Banquet Registration & Cocktails . . . . . . Hyatt-Landmark Ballroom
7:15-10 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . .Dinner, Peter H. Capstick Hunting Heritage . . . Hyatt-Landmark Ballroom
Award, Outstanding Hunting Achievement
Award, Program & Auction
Guest Speakers: SFC Gregory A. Stube and Gerald McRaney
11-2 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . After-Hours Entertainment . . . . . . . . . Hyatt-Reunion Ballroom
Safari Rifles — Guns, Loads, Bullets, Sights, Optics
for the Modern Safari?
Craig Boddington — Room D223
South African Hunting
Peter Flack — Room D224
12:30-1:30 pm
The Nearly Perfect Safari Rifle
Larry Potterfield — Room D221
Fishing Idaho
Mike Lawson — Room D222
Sunday, January 10
Secrets of Making Outdoor TV
Chris Dorsey — Room D223
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . Silent Auction Item Payment & Collection . . . . Dallas Convention Center
Long Distance Shooting
John Burns with GreyBull Precision — Room D224
4 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Show & Exhibit Hall Closes . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
Dan Catlin with The Wildlife Gallery Taxidermy — Room D225
4-10 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Move Out . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
10 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibit Hall Locked . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Convention Center
Shuttle schedule
Building Your Trophy Room — Design and Construction (2 hours)
Tom Julian — Room D222
Shuttle service will be provided for attendees during the 2010 Dallas Safari Club Convention and Sporting Expo.
Shuttles will run a continuous loop in parking lots from Dallas Convention Center to the following hotels: Hyatt
Regency Reunion, Springhill Suites West End, Holiday Inn Market Center, Renaissance Hotel Market Center and
Marriott Suites Market Center.
Tuesday, January 5
Friday, January 8
Sunday, January 10
1 mini bus . . . . . . . . . . . 12-6 p.m. 1 bus . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30-10 a.m. 2 mini bus . . . . . . . . . .7:30-10 a.m.
4 mini buses . 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 3 mini buses . . . 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday, January 6
2 mini buses . . . . . . . . . . 4-6 p.m.
or until hall is locked
1 mini bus . . . . . . . 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
2 mini buses . . . . . . . . . 3-10 p.m. Saturday, January 9
2 mini buses . . . 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday, January 7
4 mini buses . . 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
2 mini buses . . . . . . . .7:30-10 a.m. 4 mini buses . . . . . . . . . . 4-6 p.m.
4 mini buses . . . . .10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
4 mini buses . . . . . . . . . . 4-6 p.m.
2-3 p.m.
Whitetails and/or White Tales
Dangerous Game, Past and Present
Ivan Carter — Room D223
Survival Myths and Misconceptions (2 hours)
Peter Kummerfeldt — Room D224
3:30-4:30 pm
Improving your Long Range Shooting
Darrell Holland — Room D221
Cooking Wild Game
Chef David Gilbert — Room D222
Genetics and Culling of White-Tailed Deer: What We Really Know!
Dr. James Kroll (Dr. Deer) — Room D225
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2010 Convention and Sporting Expo
Booth Map
January 7-10 Dallas Convention Center
As of press time
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Exhibitors & Donors
As of press time
Exhibitor..................................... 2010 Assigned Booth(s)
5 Star Expeditions ..................................................2147
5 Stone Outfitting Ltd.................................................613
AAA Africa Serapa Safaris .................................2040/41
Adam Clements-Safari Trackers, Inc. .......1244/45/46/47
Adam Freeman Studio ........................................1753/54
Adams Alaskan Safaris............................................1561
Adansonia Safaris ...................................................1044
Advanced Taxidermy & Wildlife Design ..............1039/40
Adventure Unlimited Inc. ..................................1615/16
Africa Hunting Safaris, Inc.................................1537/38
Africa Thirstland Safaris CC.......................................549
African Arrow Safaris ..............................................2358
African Classic Safaris ............................................1751
African Dreams .........................................................936
African Elephant Hair Bracelets ..............................1703
African Field Sports ...........................................1113/14
African Game Industries, Inc. .........................701/02/03
African Hunter Magazine .............................................75
African Images, Inc. ...................................................84
African Odyssey Travel ............................................2138
African Outfitter..........................................................12
African Professional Hunters Assoc. (APHA)...............A5
African Savanna Hardwood Furniture .......................640
African Sporting Gazette ...........................................424
African Twilight Safaris ...............................................54
Air 2000 (Pty) Ltd. ....................................................511
Alain Lefol Safaris.....................................................624
Alamo Outfitting ......................................................1523
Alaska Bear Guides ..................................................824
Alaska Fur Gallery/Alaskan Vacation Club ........508/09/10
Alaska Glacier Mountain Outfitters ...........................1930
Alaska Outfitters-Scruggs Woodworks ................1758/59
Alaskan Fishing Adventures-Tim Berg’s ......................944
Alaskan Northwest Adventures ...............................2023
Alaska’s Bearclaw Lodge ........................................2340
Alaska’s Rainbow Bay Resort .....................................85
Alberta River Valley Lodge ..........................................13
Alexanders Inc. ...................................................552/53
Alpine Hunting New Zealand-Shane Quinn ................1740
Amazon Tours, Inc. .............................120/121/220/221
American Deer and Wildlife Alliance (ADWA) ............A18
American Hunting Rifles Inc. ...................................2037
American Traders ........................................45/46/60/61
Americase ...........................................................208/09
Anderson Wheeler....................................................813
Anjely Antiques & African Imports.........................530/31
Antoniou Jewelry ........................................................25
Aotearoa Safaris .....................................................1149
APHA (Alaska Professional Hunters Association) ......A11
Appalachian Antique Hardwoods...........760/761/860/861
Argentina Expeditions-Rafael Tagliacozzo ..................706
Argentina Outfitters ................................................2029
Artistic Wildlife/A Wild Life Graphics .........................642
Aru Game Lodges ......................................................923
ASJ Trophy Hunting New Zealand ...............................331
Astra Hunting Farm................................................2338
Atascosa Wildlife Supply........................................39/40
Atkinson Hunting Adventures/Nengasha Saf .............657
Audubon Arts .........................................................62/63
Aussie Gear ...........................................................1046
Austin Mesquite Works........................................547/48
Australian Big Game Safaris .....................................940
Autumn Antlers Trophy Whitetail Lodge ...............1623/24
Autumnwood Outfitters.................................................1
Aventura Jewelry Company ......................................1927
Banovich Fine Art Gallery .................................911-1014
Bansner’s Ultimate Rifles, LLC ..............................817/18
Baranof Wilderness Lodge .......................................1425
Barnes Bullets Inc.......................................78/79/91/92
Barney’s Sports Chalet, LLC ................................953/54
BC Safaris ..............................................................2044
Bear Mountain Ranch .........................................1726/27
Bear Paw Guide & Outfitter ......................................2238
Beasley’s Jewelry...............................................1259/60
Beauchamp Knives/Stamascus Knife Works ................330
Beaulieus Trophy Woodland Caribou ..........................947
Beaverfoot Outfitting..................................................501
Beretta Gallery...................................................1601/02
Best of the West .........................................959/960/961
Bhejane Game Reserves RSA ...................................2137
Bill Lemon Safaris ...............................................629/30
Blaauwkrantz Safaris .........................................2130/31
Black Canyon Bulls ................................................1741
Black Gold Lodge Rivers Inlet ..................................2336
Black Mountain Outfitters Inc......................................8/9
Blackfeet Fish and Wildlife........................................A16
Blackwell Wildlife Art/Robert Glen Bronze.. 105/106/205/206
Bobby Hansen Safaris ...............................................228
Boet Nel Hunting Safaris ..........................................325
Bonnet Plume/McKinnon & Co. Outfitters .................816
Boone & Crockett Club Association.............................A2
Boyt Harness Co. ............................................901/02/03
Bozeman Watch Company LLC .................................2025
BraeVal ..................................................................1949
Brooklands Hunting Safaris ................................1029/30
Brown Realty Co. of Rayville Inc. ............................1145
Brush Country Camouflage .......................................1747
Bubye Valley Conservancy .......................................2058
Buckbrush Outfitters/Hunter Interests ....................2126
Buckeye Cam..........................................................1761
Bucks & Bulls/Team Greensage ..........................611/12
Bucks Forever Ranch ..............................................1834
The Buffalo Collection .......................................1156/57
Buffalo Creek Ranch, Inc. ...................................1720/21
Bullet Safaris..........................................................1750
Burl and Beyond ................................................2159/60
Butler’s Smokehouse .............................................2061
Cabela’s Gun Library .........................................1102/03
Call of Africa ...............................................76/77/89/90
Canadian Guide Outfitters Ltd. ..................................1916
Cape to Cairo Safari................................................1858
Cape Town Hunting Safaris ........................................556
Capital Farm Credit ................................................2123
Cardrona Safaris New Zealand...................................924
Caribou Adventures................................................2354
Carl Zeiss Sports Optics ..........................................1513
Carlson Gallery-Fine Art.......................................626/27
Carlton R. Evans Handmade Knives ............................637
Cavner & Julian Inc. ..........................................1744/45
Caza Hispanica..................................................2033/34
Cazatur Spain & Europe ..........................................1440
Ceaser Lake Outfitters .................................................71
Celtic Fieldsports ........................................................47
Central Kubota ..........................................................4/5
Champion Ranch ..................................................23/24
Champlin Firearms, Inc. ......................................226/27
Charlton McCallum Safaris ........................................951
Cheaper Than Dirt! ...................................................704
Cheetah Safaris/Sable Safaris ..............................741/42
Chifuti Safaris-Safari Classics .......................1236/37/38
Chinanga Safaris ......................................................102
Choronga Safaris .................................................941/42
Chris Bilkey Track & Trail Safaris ..............................406
Christensen Arms.............................................66/67/68
Christian Sportsmen’s Fellowship .............................A20
CJ’s Treasures.............................................................49
Classic Barrel & Gunworks .....................................2050
Classic Shine ..................................................Bar Areas
Clint Orms Engravers & Silversmiths ..................2056/57
Club Explo-Sylva Inc.................................................210
Club Faune ............................................................1412
Coastal Inlet Adventures .............................................80
Coenraad Vermaak Safaris .................................1811/12
Conklin/J. Alain Smith ..............................................623
Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Co...............404/05
Continental Divide Knives .........................................101
Coppersmith Inc. ...................................................2024
Core-Vens Insurance ..............................................2356
Cotton Mesa Trophy Whitetail .............................1617/18
Coy’s Yellow Creek Outfitting ................................920/21
Craigieburn Alpine Safaris New Zealand .................1035
Crimson Trace Corp.................................................1144
Custom Crafted Knives ............................................1661
Cynthie’s Wildlife Originals ................................1737/38
Dallas Gun Club .......................................................523
Dallas Woods & Waters .............................................A13
Damuth Taxidermy, Inc. ..........................................58/59
Danny McCallum Safaris Ltd. ............................1956/57
Dark Continent Video Productions ..............................401
Dark Horse Arms ...................................................2237
David Green Master Furrier ............................1123/24/25
de Boulle Diamond & Jewelry, Inc. ...............................65
De Klerk Safaris .........................................................48
Deborah Vaughn Designs .........................................1536
Detail Company Adventures ..................................524/25
Deuling Stone Outfitters Ltd. .........................................2
Devin Rowe Bronze Inc. ...............................1001/02/03
Diamond Blade/Knives of Alaska ...........................211/12
Diamond Connection..............................................2259
Didimala Safaris .........................................................72
Die Keiler ...............................................................2348
Dillon Manufacturing ...................2156/2157/2256/2257
Dinaka Game Reserve ............................................1645
Dirk de Bod Safaris Namibia CC .............................1828
Distinctive Burl Design .......................................1559/60
Dos Plumas Safaris ............................................1158/59
Double Diamond Outfitters .....................................2337
Doug Turnbull Restoration ..................................1822/23
Drettmann Ranch ..................................................1147
Dries Visser Safaris ................................................1742
Dubarry of Ireland ................................................836/37
Ducks Unlimited ....................................................1701
E Circle E Hunting Farms ........................................73/74
Eagle Pass Lodge......................................................126
Eagle Track’em Outfitters/Hill Ranches ..............1322/23
EAI Outdoors ...........................................................1835
East Fork Ranch ......................................................304
Echo Lake Big Game Hunts....................................1248
Eden Trophy Hunting-Namibia ...................................93
Ekland Safaris ..............................................1120/21/22
Elegance in Antler .............................................1359/60
Elizabeth & The Gold Lady .....................................1613
Empire Rifle Company ...................................1201/02/03
Endegi Gallery LLC ..................................................2048
Ermilio Clothier & Specialty Shop Ltd. .......................753
Espacaza-Jose Mallo-Spain .......................................929
Estancia La Criolla ...............................................323/24
Estancia Alicura Inc./Andeluna Cellars................1417/18
Estes Park Outfitters Inc. .........................................1049
Euless Guns & Ammo. ...............................................56
Euro Optic Ltd. .............................................1801/02/03
Eurogun Imports ....................................................1304
Evolution USA .........................................................2042
The Expedition Company..........................................721
Explorer Satellite Communications, Inc. ...................1256
Famars Di’ Abbiatico & Salvinelli SRL .............1257/1258
Famars/Luxus Arms, LLC .......................................1752
Fauna & Flora CHB ..................................................2246
Federal/ATK ........................................................841/42
Federico Gellini Safaris-Tanzania ..............................820
Fejes Guide Service, Ltd. ......................................805/06
Fernando Saiz-Spain ...............................................1506
Fine Ideas Furniture .................................................537
Fishing with Larry ...................................................1961
Fishtail Ranch ..........................................................540
The Flagg Group/Vermejo Park/SYC Sporting .. 647/48/49/50
Flying B Ranch..........................................................957
Flying P Outdoors Hunting Lodge..................................88
Folding & Terminus Mountain Outfitters ..................1150
Footcare ................................................................1361
Fort Knox/Complete Security Service.....................533/34
Fort Worth Bad Boy Buggies .................................19/20
Four Seasons Safaris New Zealand .....................1920/21
Foxy Huntress LLC ......................1330/1331/1430/1431
Freelance Outdoor Adventures .................................854
Frontera Wingshooting ...........................................2236
Frontier Outfitting ......................................................409
Frontiers International Travel ...............................838/39
Frosch International Travel .....................................1303
FTW Outfitters ....................................................2114/15
Furs by Robert ...................................................1541/42
Game Frontiers of Tanzania ...............................2148/49
Gana River Outfitters Ltd. .........................................1461
Garry Kelly Safaris .............................................1249/50
Gary Herbert’s-New Zealand Hunting .....................1160
Gioia Mia Pashmina ................................................1404
Giuseppe Carrizosa-Spain .......................................1411
Glacier Bay Eagles Nest Lodge ..................................658
Global Adventure Outfitters ..............................827/28/29
Global Hunting Resources ...................317/318/417/418
Global Rescue ...................................................1840/41
Global Safaris .........................................................1860
The Global Sportsman ............................................1146
Gold Schlager .........................................................1644
Gracy Travel International Inc. ..................................610
Graeme Pollock Safaris Botswana Bound .................315
Grand Bohemian Gallery ...................................1953/54
Grant Adventures International Inc. .....................1111/12
Gras Hunting Ranch ..................................................958
Gray Ghost Safaris....................................................849
Great Grey Outfitters, Ltd.....................................1420/21
Great Rocky Mountain Fur Co..............................1611/12
Great Spanish Hunts..................................................306
Greg Pennicott Safaris ..............................................802
GreyBull Precision, LLC ......................................1056/57
Griffin & Howe .............................1350/1351/1450/1451
GRIPSWELL Gloves ....................................................846
Gsells Whitetail Refuge .............................................606
Guide Outfitter Assoc.of British Columbia .................503
Gulf Breeze Firearms/Sporting Collectible ..........1939/40
Harpole’s Heartland Lodge ......................................1923
Hartland Trophy Ranch ............................................2233
Hatchet Lake Lodge ................................................1757
Head Country Food Products .................................1746
Heads Above the Rest .........................................110/11
Healey’s God’s Lake Narrows Lodge ...........................50
Hearing Professional Center ....................................1631
Heartland Wildlife Ranches ........................733/34/35/36
Heaven’s Gate Outfitters ....................................1408/09
Hendershots Sporting Goods ...............................1620/21
Hepburn & Tolmay .............................................1413/14
Heritage Collectables................................................542
Heritage Land Bank ...............................................1821
Heym USA/Double Gun Imports ...............................726
HHK Safaris .............................................1515/16/17/18
High Mountain Hunts...............................................1148
Hill Country Rifles ................................................830/31
Hispacaza gestion S.L. ............................................1342
Holland & Holland...............................................414/15
Holland’s Shooters Supply Inc. .............................737/38
Holliday Air Inc.........................................................925
Holloway Furs Co. ..............................................2133/34
Holstein Hunting Safaris .........................................1817
Hornady Manufacturing ................1141/1142/1241/1242
Horseshoe Creek Outfitters .................................1635/36
Hunt Alaska ............................................................1922
Hunt Australia.........................................................1604
Hunt Austria ..........................................................2342
Hunt It All Inc. ...........................................................10
Hunters & Guides Africa...........................................127
Hunters Headquarters.......................................1637/38
Hunters Namibia Safaris.....................................1633/34
Huntershill Safaris ....................................................303
HuntEurope ...........................................................2127
Hunting Consortium........................................1116-1218
Immenhof Hunting & Guest Farm ..............................2054
Indian River Ranch Guides & Outfitters ..................1749
Indianhead Ranch .....................................................801
Int’l Outdoor Consultants/Travel Express ................722/23
Into Africa Hunting Adventures ...........................1459/60
Intrepid Safaris Africa ........................................1928/29
IPHA..........................................................................A9
J J Wingshooting .........................................................28
J W Hulme Company ...............................................858
J. Howell Alaskan Outfitters LLC .............................2135
J.J. Caceria-www.Cordobadoves.com........................714
J/B Adventures & Safaris .........................................1914
Jack Atcheson & Sons..............................................314
Jarrett Rifles...................................................421/22/23
Jarvi Studios ................................1153/1154/1253/1254
Jensen Ringmakers................................................1844
Jerky Central/Jerky Hut ..............................................554
Jewelry by Koschtial ...............................................2035
Jocelyn Russell Artist .........................................1735/36
Johan Calitz Hunting Safaris ...............................1544/45
Johann Muller Safaris...............................................513
John X Safaris ..........................................................739
Jonas Brothers Studios .........................................750/51
Jose Valencia Studios .................................................18
Joshua Creek Ranch ................................................1138
Joshua Spies-Artist ......................1550/1551/1650/1651
Julian & Sons ....................................................1547/48
Just 4 Ears (E.A.R. Inc) ..........................................2022
Justin Sip Custom Guns Inc. .......................................935
Kain’s Fishing Adventures Inc. ............................1659/60
Kalahari Safari .......................................................1648
Kansas Trophy Whitetails ..........................................826
Katmai Guide Service ..............................................1818
Kelly Kathleen Designs ...............................................30
Kelly Mitchell Jewelry/Choctaw Preserve ............1324/25
Kenetrek Boots .........................................................948
Kessler Canyon .................................................1853/54
Kgori Safaris Botswana ......................................1717/18
Kikuyu Lodge Game Reserve ..................................2051
Kilimanjaro Hawaii dba Kilimanjaro Rifles ...........1836/37
Kim Diment-Fine Art & The Animal ........130/131/230/231
Kimber..............................................................1213/14
King Architectural Metals ........................................1261
King of the Mountain ................................................922
Klawerberg Game Ranch..........................................541
Klineburger Vanham Intl Hunt Consultants .................94
Knives by Thomas ...................................................2045
Kobus Moller Studios LLC .............1105/1106/1205/1206
Kodiak Sportsmans Lodge .................................2128/29
Kowas Hunting Safaris ...........................................1151
Krieghoff/Alamo Sporting Arms .....1508/1509/1608/1609
Krooked River Ranch/Texas Best Outfitters...........1224/25
Kudu Exclusives...........................1347/1348/1447/1448
Kwan Safaris ............................................................402
La Colorada ................................................................86
La Gaviota Hunting Lodge ..........................................502
Lalapa Safaris South Africa .......................................312
Landing at Otter Cove, LLC .......................................803
Laser Shot, Inc. .................................................2359/60
Lategan Safaris.......................................................1625
Laurel Barbieri Studios.......................................1824/25
Lazzeroni Arms Co. .................................................2046
Le Chameau ..........................................................1058
Leaf River Lodge ..................................................620/21
Lee Livingston Outfitting, Inc. ...................................856
Legendary Adventures, Inc. ..........1127/1128/1227/1228
Leica Sport Optics ..................................................1937
Leithen Valley Trophy Hunts NZ & Australi ..................804
Leota’s ................................................................653/54
Leupold & Stevens Inc. ..........................................1647
Lewis Drake And Associates .................117/118/217/218
Lilly Porter Fine Jewelry ............................................731
Limcroma Safaris ...................................................1622
Lobo Peak Guides & Outfitters..................................2117
Lochinvar Safaris New Zealand................................2339
Lochow Ranch Professional Pond/Lake Mgmt. .......520/21
Lone Star Ag Credit ...................................................625
Lone Star Outdoor News.........................................1833
Lone Star Outfitters ............................................1829/30
Long Grass Outfitters, LLC ...................................933/34
Louis Venter Safaris ...........................................1524/25
Love Bros. & Lee Ltd. .............................................1714
Loveless Custom Boot & Shoes .................2012/13/14/15
M.B. Ranch King Hunting Blinds.....................6/7 14/15
Mabula Pro Safaris ............................................1605/06
Mackenzie Mountain Outfitters ....................................21
Madison’s Jewelers/Osa Resort Club ..................1951/52
Madubula Safaris...............................................1405/06
Majestic Mountain Outfitters, Inc. ...........................1842
Makadi Safaris .......................................................1924
Manuka Point Lodge New Zealand ...........................1715
Mark Dewet Safaris...................................................946
Martin Pieters Safaris .............................................1848
Mary River Australian Safaris ....................................811
Matlabas Game Hunters ..........................................2341
Matthew Greeff Safaris ......................................2244/45
Maxwell’s Art...............................1356/1357/1456/1457
Mayo Oldiri Cameroon ...............................................631
McClelland Gun Shop ....................................1627/28/29
McConnell & Company Guiding Services ....................712
McGuire and Hines Studios-Art & Photography .................
1130/1131/1230/1231
McKen Hunting .........................................................938
Medjet ...................................................................1341
Medstar .......................................................................3
Mervyn’s Yukon Outfitting .........................................512
Mexico Hunts ...........................................................550
MG Arms Inc. ..........................................................1944
Michigan Elk Hunting .............................................1938
Additional donors to the 2010 show
Albert & Karen Wolfe
Allison’s Auto Care
Anne Frank
Anthony Crittenden
Barbara Franklin
Beretta USA
Bill & Amber Miertschin
Bill Honza Photography
Bob Harper
Brad Stair
Bush Africa Safaris/Winchester Sportsmans
Celia Scott
Cindy Swisher
Da Vinci Fine Portraiture
Dave Dunn Taxidermy
David Gilbert
DEF Board
Diane Barton
Dianne & Karen Fletcher
Dip and Pack Africa
Dixie Yeatts
Dreamcatcher Ranch
DSC Board
Eleazar Saenz
Elm Fork Shooting Sports
Elyse & Brooks Puckett
Ethiopian Rift Valley Safaris
EXCEL Sportfishing
Faro East
Fiona Capstick
Fort McKavett Ranch
Frank Sweeney
Friend of DSC.
The Funny Apron Co.
Furs by Robert
Glenroy Hunting Lodge
Gretchen Collection LLC
Himalayan Safaris/Mahesh Busnyat
Hummingbird Vacations
Inwood Estates Vineyards
Inwood Estates Winery
Jack Blachly
Jarvi Studios
Karen Wolfe
Ladies Luncheon Committee
Mike McCrave Hunting Ltd. ......................................930
Miles & Miles Outfitters........................................320/21
Miombo Safaris Limted......................................1313/14
Missouri River Lodge/X-Stream FlyFishing ................847
Mkhamba Safaris ...................................................2124
Mokore Safaris ..................................................1845/46
The Montana Watch Company...............................108/09
Mountain Monarchs of Alaska ................................1716
Multiple Use Managers Inc.......................................950
Murray Custom Leather ......................................2020/21
Mustang Creek Ranch.......................................557/558
Mystery Ranch Backpacks ................................1959/60
Namib Sun Hunting Safaris ....................................1529
NAPHA ......................................................................A8
National Rifle Association Shows & Events ................311
New England Custom Gun Service .........................2028
New Zealand Game Ranches & Hunts....................2353
Nico & Will Pelser Bowhunting Adventures ................522
Nikolski Adventures/APICDA ....................................1416
Nikon Inc. .........................................................1033/34
Ninilchik Charters .......................................................55
No Fences Land Company .......................................408
Non-Typical Outfitters .........................................2346/47
North Alberta Outfitters ............................................504
North American Sportsman’s Adventures ..........2234/35
North Fork Technologies ..........................................411
North Haven Resort ..........................................1060/61
North Mexico Safari Club ..........................................A12
North Rim Trophy Hunts .............................................652
North Star Outfitting ..................................................128
Northern Giants Trophy Ranch Inc. ...............................64
Northern Rockies Lodge Ltd .....................................1161
Oakcreek Whitetail Ranch LLC ..............517/518/617/618
Ocean Point Alaskan Adventures ..............................825
Okarumuti Game Lodge................................................87
Okavango Botswana Kalahari ..............................427/28
Omalanga Safaris Namibia ......................................1702
Omatako Hunting Trails ...........................................1852
Omujeve Hunting Safaris/Alpine Range.............308/09/10
Ondjamba Safaris-Game Trackers Africa..............1308/09
Operation Orphans, Camp Gene Ashey.....................A15
Ornaments .......................................................31/32/33
Orpa Hunting Ranch-Namibia ...................................2357
Otjandaue Hunting Farm ..........................................2049
Otjinuke Hunting Ranch, Namibia ............................937
Out of Africa-In Montana Artist Gallery ...........2140/41/42
Outback Wildlife Feeders.............................26/27/34/35
Outdoor Connection .................................................949
Outdoor Safe ..............................................................A3
Outdoor Visions Inc. ................................1020/21/22/23
Outfittersrating.com................................................1857
Over the Hill Outfitters ............................................1748
Painted Adventures.com/Ranch Rigs.com ......................
122/123/124/222/223/224
Parker Guide Service..............................................2161
Patrick Mavros Art .......................................41/42/43/44
Paul Phelan Safaris .............................................644/45
Paul Stones Safaris Africa .........................................709
PHASA ....................................................................A10
Pheasant Bonanza Hunt Club & Kennel ....................1851
Phillip Bronkhorst Safaris...................................1211/12
Pierre Van Tonder Big Game Safaris .........................956
Poi Boy Fishing & Wilderness Lodge .........................857
Point Blank Hunts ....................................................835
Pot Belly Blinds.....................................................37/38
Primland ................................................................1945
Puglisi Classico Ltd. ............................................514/15
QB Ranch Reserve..............................................603/04
Quagga Safaris ....................................................724/25
RainStar Ranch, L.P................................................16/17
Rancho Caracol .................................................1912/13
Rann Safaris/777 Ranch .................905/906/1005/1006
Rapids Camp Lodge/Rio Salvaje Lodge ..................505/06
Rata Maire Deer New Zealand .................................2125
Raven Wear of Canada Inc. .....................................2247
RecordBuck Ranch...........................................1311/12
Red Canyon Ranch .............................................1501/02
Red Dirt Trail Outfitters ..............................................939
Red Oxx Manufacturing.............................727/28/29/30
Redfish Lodge ..........................................................420
RedRum Sportfishing Cabo San Lucas ...................2146
Reel Hunting, New Zealand .....................................1316
Remington Arms Co. ......................................1422/23/24
Retriever Sporting Clays .......................................821/22
Reveille Hunting Ranch-Namibia..............................1935
Rhodes Bros. Taxidermy/Game Processing..................328
Richard Cooke Safaris ..............................................641
Richards Ranch ........................................................614
Rick Rowley-Master Sculptor-Designer ..........1640/41/42
Rick’s Outpost ..........................................................756
Rifles Inc. ................................................................538
Rim Rock Ranch .....................................................1340
Rio Bonito Ranch ....................................................1813
Rio Grande Rancho & Resort.................................717/18
Robin Hurt Safaris.............................................1026/27
Rocker b Ranch .....................................................1603
Rocky Mountain Adventures.....................................425
Rocky Mountain Antler Co. ......................................1861
Rocky River Lodge ...................................................302
Rolland Safe Company .......................................2150/51
Ron Schaefer Artist ..................................................112
Ron Stepp Fine Knives ...........................................1941
Rovuma Hunting Safaris...........................................720
Rowland Ward ..................................................1711/12
Rungwa Game Safaris ............................................1756
Russ Smith-Hunting Worldwide ..............................2047
Russell Moccasin Company ................................2120/21
Sadaka Safaris/Allen Game Ranch ...............................57
Safari Hunting Adventures......................................1713
Safari Nordik .......................................................412/13
Safari Press..................................................1814/15/16
Safari Shooting School..............................................713
Safari Trails International ..........................................305
Safe at Home Structures, LLC ....................................622
Safric Safaris & Hunting .........................................1838
Safrique, Lda. ...........................................................833
Salmon Catcher Lodge ..............................................754
Saltwater Taxidermy ...............................................1535
Satterwhite Log Homes......................................2344/45
Savannah Safaris Namibia........................................748
Schmidt & Bender ...................................................2027
Scrimshaw by Terry Christian .................................1051
Select Safaris .........................................................1820
SHE Safari .......................916/917/918/1016/1017/1018
The Sheepherder .................................................746/47
Sheepskin Coat Factory ........................................850/51
Sherry Steele Unlimited .....................................1317/18
Shikar Safaris.........................................................1101
Shooting in Slovakia Ltd. ..........................................853
Shoppa’s Material Handling ...............................544/545
Sikanni River Outfitters............................................1306
Silak Adventures ...............................................1724/25
Simply Hunting with Paul Barstad ............................2136
Simply Sassy Apparel.........................................2240/41
Sitatunga Safaris ...............................................2144/45
Lake Texoma Hunting & Fishing Guide
Service
Larry & Jody Allen
Lucy Blachly
Martha and David Giles Estate
McBar Whitetail Ranch
MW Bar Ranch
Namib Sun Hunting Safaris
National Hunting Service
Northern Operations Africa
NZHunt
Orionmultimedia in alliance with
Global Hunting Network
Orvis Travel/Los Ombues
Osa Resort Club
Ostbye’s Hunting Tours
Pam Patterson
Patti Roberson
Sleeperwoods ..............................2153/2154/2253/2254
South Fork Outfitters ..................................................11
South Pacific Safaris New Zealand .....................1527/28
Southern Cross Safaris ............................................1036
Southwest Gallery .........................................2016/17/18
Spey Creek Trophy Hunting-New Zealand ............1503/04
SportEAR ..........................................................1037/38
Sporting Classics Magazine ....................................1942
Sporting International ..........................................608/09
Sports Afield .............................................. DSC Pavilion
Sportsman’s Alliance for Alaska/Renewable ................A1
SS Pro Safaris ..........................................................757
Stealth Cam/Walker Game Ear ...........................1946/47
Stemwinder Custom Hats ..................................2260/61
Steve Kobrine Safaris..................................................29
Steyn Caracal Safaris....................................1401/02/03
Stormberg Elangeni Safaris ..................................814/15
Strong Case by TnB Enterprises, Inc.........................744
Stukel’s Upland Adventures .......................................708
Sturm, Ruger and Company ..........................1140/1240
Stutzman Hells Canyon Custom Rods........................1728
Su King’s Fashion Collection ..................................95/96
Superior Ammunition .............................................2116
Sure Grip Racks ..........................................................22
SureFire, LLC .....................................................2030/31
Swanepoel & Scandrol Safaris ................................1931
Swarovski Optik North America Ltd....................1917/18
Swartkei Safaris/eZulu Game Reserve .................1729/30
Swift Bullet Company .........................................1722/23
Syracuse Custom Meats ......................................601/02
TAG Safari Clothing ...........................................1933/34
Tajos Hunts Inc. .....................................................1059
Tam Safaris .......................................................1511/12
Tambuti Wilderness ..................................................615
Tanganyika Wildlife Safari ..................................1320/21
Tanzania Adventures, Inc. ............................2333/34/35
Tanzania Big Game Safaris ..................................633/34
Tate Island Lodge ...................................................1958
Taxidermy Africa .....................................................1302
Team Murphy Realty LLC ..................................1053/54
Terra Cat ....................................................................36
Terry Wilson Antler Designs..........1327/1328/1427/1428
Texas Bighorn Society .................................................A4
Texas Deer Association .............................................A14
Texas Hawking Association .......................................A21
Texas Land Bank ...................................................1505
Texas Parks & Wildlife/Oper. Game Thief ....................A7
Texas Pistol and Rifle Academy ..............................1251
Texas Sporting Journal .............................................705
Texas Wildlife Taxid/World Class Trophy R .......................
114/115/214/215
TGB Outfitters.....................................................1733/34
Thaba Mmoyo Safaris..............................................2118
Thompson Center Arms.................1344/1345/1444/1445
Thormahlen & Cochran Safaris ........................808/09/10
Thoroughbred Rifles...............................................1760
Tierra Encantada Outfitters/Guides .........................1045
Timberframes Inc. ....................................................326
Titan UTV .........................................................51/52/53
Todd Ramirez-Custom Shop ................................1441/42
Tomes Knives ...........................................................758
Tonkaway Ranch ...............................................1826/27
Total Outdoor Adventures .......................................2052
Tracy Vrem’s Blue Mountain Lodge...........................834
Tread Lightly! ...........................................................A19
Treetops Lodge & Estate ............................................301
Trek International Safaris ................................201/02/03
Trijicon, Inc. ......................................................1136/37
Triple H Hunting ....................................................1948
Trophy Hunter Safaris, Inc. .......................................426
Trophy Hunters Africa ............................................1950
Trophy Ridge Whitetails ..........................................1850
Trophy Safaris CC .....................................................926
Trophy Safaris Namibia ..........................................1305
Trophy Tools ........................................................710/11
Trophyseekers Worldwide ..................................526/527
Tropic Star Lodge of Panama .............................1533/34
Truelife Taxidermy .............................................1024/25
TS Buenos Aires Outfitters .......................................2249
Tshabezi Safaris .....................................................1915
Tukii Lodge/Babine Guides & Outfitters .....................749
Tumbleweeds Cowhides .........................................69/70
Tunilik Adventure/FPO .............................................1849
Uganda Wildlife Safaris, Ltd. .......................................81
Ugashik Lake and Kodiak Bear Camp .......................2248
Uhlenhorst Hunting Safaris ......................................1540
Ultimate Ammunition Company LLC .........................927
United Country/Texas Choice Real Estate ..................638
USA Shooting...........................................................A17
Valley View Whitetails ...............................................745
Van Noordwyk Safaris .............................................2053
Van Vuuren African Safaris .....................................82/83
Vancouver Island Guide Outfitters ............................1925
Venado Creek Ranch .............................................1522
Verdera & Vicente...................................................2242
Verney-Carron ..........................................................322
W.F. Mans Safaris .....................................................605
Wachovia Securities Financial Network .....................403
Walden & Bork LLC .................................................2122
Warthog V-Sharp.......................................................656
Wasatch Precision Arms ...........................................823
Weatherby/Schooler Associates ..............................1630
Webb Hammond Knives and Jeweler .....................1050
Wells Gallery .....................................................1041/42
Wendell Reich Hunter’s Quest ...........................1222/23
West Texas Safaris....................................................529
Westley Richards Agency ..................................2349/50
Westwind Guide Service.....................................2038/39
Westwind Tugboat Adventures ...................................103
Whiteswan Lake Outfitters ........................................635
Whitetail Junction Ranch........................................1856
Wicked River Outfitters .............................................812
Wild Arts by Raj S. Paul .....................................1520/21
Wild Rivers Whitetails..........................................430/31
Wild Sheep Foundation ..............................................A6
Wild West Guns...................................................715/16
Wildlife Connections/Safari Studios ...........................945
The Wildlife Gallery ...1336/1337/1338/1436/1437/1438
Wildlife Images Taxidermy ........................................535
Wildman Lake Lodge/Cinder River Lodges ...........1530/31
Wildside Hunting Safaris New Zealand .....................327
William & Son .............................1556/1557/1656/1657
Willoughby McCabe & Co. .................................2351/52
Winchester Sportman’s Outftr/Bush Africa .........1047/48
Wollaston Lake Lodge/Cochrane River Outft ...........844/45
Woods Outfitting/Shane Woods Memorial ...................410
Wormald Hunting Adventures...................................1301
Wycon Safari, Inc. ..................................................1847
Xomaqua Lodge Safaris ............................................848
Xtreme Whitetail Adventures ..............................2059/60
Y Bar Ranch .............................................................313
Y.O. Ranch .........................................................1220/21
Yeti Coolers ............................................................1059
Zambezi Hunters ................................................2250/51
Bold type denotes donor
Proguiding
Purses by Ravi
QV Ranch
Rafter W Ranches Guided Hunts
Rancho Ala Blanca
Reiser Taxidermy
Richard Cheatham
Rick Taylor
Rio Rojo Rancho
River Plate Outfitters / Martin or Gabriel Puig
Robin Jackson Photography
Safaris Botswana Bound
Savannah Safaris
Savannah Safaris Namibia
Shi Awela Safaris/Evolution USA
Shirley Chilton
Sikanni River Outfitters
Southern Safaris Australia Pty Ltd.
Southern Safaris Australia Pty Ltd.-Paul
Truccolo
Sportsman’s Glass Company
Steve and Yvonne Miller
Swartkei Safaris / Oceana Wildlife Reserve
Sydney Rogers Art Studio
Terry Lee Studio
Tori Nayfa
Tracie Klassen
Vivian Leopold
W.F. Mans Safaris
White Mountain Apache Tribe
Whitney Kielwasser
Wild Pampa Safaris-Argentina
Wild Rivers Whitetails
“Wildside Hunting Safaris, NZ”
Yvonne C. Miller
5
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and safety back at home
U
Uber-hunter Craig Boddington is not afraid to
follow his passion to the very ends of the earth. The
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and author of more than 20 books on hunting and
shooting, Boddington has been on 75 African safaris.
Game the outdoor writer has hunted includes Africa’s
Big Five, the most dangerous of animals. And, for the
last several years, Medjet has had his back.
“I am not afraid of the places I go to follow my
passion for hunting or the unpredictable paths that
take me there,” says Boddington. “I am not afraid of
what I am hunting, what might be hunting me, or
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because I know Medjet will be there if I ever need
them.”
Boddington, who has been a Medjet member for
more than five years, is the new spokesman for the
premier medical evacuation and repatriation membership program for travelers.
“As a widely recognized outdoorsman and unarguably one of this generation’s most accomplished
hunting experts, Craig will lend tremendous insight,
visibility and credence to our company and services,”
says Roy Berger, Medjet president and CEO. “We are
delighted to have someone of Craig’s caliber and
reputation in the hunting community to represent
Medjet.”
Established in 1991, Birmingham, Ala.-based Medjet
is a worldwide medical evacuation and emergency
consultation service available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week. Should members become ill or injured
while traveling (no matter what corner of the world
they find themselves in), company representatives
will establish communication with family and the
local attending medical provider to evaluate and
begin monitoring the member’s condition. For those
requiring inpatient hospitalization, Medjet will initiate
medical evacuation and make all the arrangements
with the medical personnel at the member’s chosen
hospital for a smooth bed-to-bed transition. Medjet
affiliates use state-of-the-art aircraft that have all necessary life-saving equipment onboard.
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“I am not afraid of what I am hunting,
what might be hunting me, or whatever
lies in between. I travel with peace of
mind because I know Medjet will be
there if I ever need them.”
— Craig Boddington
“We can’t always prepare for emergencies when
traveling; however, Medjet offers peace of mind for
those who need it,” says Berger.
Without Medjet, international transports to a
capable medical facility could exceed $100,000.
Domestic medical evacuation services normally
average $25,000.
With Medjet’s pre-paid annual membership, its
benefits have no monetary limit. Annual membership
dues are $250 for an individual and $385 for a family,
and short-term memberships start at $95. Domesticonly annual membership costs $175 for an individual
and $305 for a family.
For Boddington, who is willing to travel to virtually
any location to pursue his passion for hunting, having
Medjet gives him one fewer thing to worry about so he
can keep his mind on the hunt.
“My passion takes me to the ends of the earth.
I’m not sure where you go, but make sure you have
Medjet,” he says. “I wouldn’t travel without it.”
For information on how to enroll in Medjet,
call (800) 527-7478 or visit www.medjet.com/dsc.
Representatives also will be available at booth No.1341
at the Dallas Safari Club’s annual expo.
Medjet Assist
(800) 527-7478
visit www.medjet.com/dsc.
Booth 1341
Dallas Safari Club committee chairpersons
Convention Chair
Richard Cheatham
Convention Co-Chair
John Patterson
Attendee Registration
Jerry Mumfrey
Co-Chair: Rebecca Evans
Attendee Registration—Evening
Dixie Yeatts
Attendee Registration Area Mgmt.
David Sams
Auction
Jerry Peterman
Co-Chair: Jim Tolson
Auction Item Transport
David Simmons
Co-Chair: Todd Williams
Awards
Eddie Hopkins
Concierge
Larry Hansard
Co-Chair: Dennis Metz
Corporate Sponsors
Ben Carter
Co-Chair: Albert Wolfe IV
Dallas Convention Center
John Patterson
Donor Signs & Auction Invoice
Debi Mills
Co-Chair: Debbie Williams
DSC Store
Dianne Fletcher
Co-Chairs: Karen Fletcher and
Melinda Fletcher
Evening Host and Hostesses
Dixie Yeatts
Exhibitor Breakfast Greeters
Abe Nayfa
Co-Chairs: Billy Williams and
Bryan Booth
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Exhibitor Registration
Mike Billings
Co-Chair: Eddy Moore
Photography
Bill Honza
Exhibitor Services Center
Gary Stanford
Photography Competition
Vivian Leopold
Co-Chair: David Sams
Floor Managers
Rob Salmeron
Co-Chair: Peter Franklin
Poster Distribution
Tommy Bridgers
Co-Chair: Ed Fletcher
Hospitality—Coffee Carts
Mike Wilson
Co-Chair: Ken Willis
Raffles
James Jeanes
Co-Chair: Brooks Puckett
Hospitality—Exhibitor Welcome
Bob & Celia Scott
Security
John Eads
Co-Chairs: David Hood and
Tommy Humphries
Hotel Food & Beverage
Richard Allen
Ladies Luncheon
Karen Wolfe
Co-Chair: Christine Bond
Life Member Breakfast
Jack & Lucy Blachly
Co-Chairs: Bill & Cindy Swisher
Media Liaison
Ben Carter
Medical Director
Dr. Gene Todd
Co-Chair: Glenda Todd, RN
Membership Booth
and Youth Programs
Steve Davis
Co-Chairs: Abe & Tori Nayfa
Move In/Move Out
Karl Evans
Co-Chair: Scott Tobermann
Office Move In/Move Out
Karl Evans
Co-Chair: Scott Tobermann
Office Refreshments
Mike Wilson
Co-Chair: Ken Willis
Signage
Charles Bradley
Silent Auction—Expo
Steve Miller
Co-Chair: David Allison
Silent Auction—LL
Patti Roberson
Table Decorations
and Banquet Setup
Christine Bond
Table Sales
George Chamblee
Traffic
Steve Schroeder
Co-Chair: Brian Wilkins
Trophy Awards
Greg Bond
Video Ethics
Rob Salmeron
VIP Liaison
Lance Phillips
Wildlife Display
David Oakes
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Titan UTV’s Explorer electric vehicle has a range of 45 miles per charge and
four front-facing bucket seats for keeping riders comfortable.
Powerful, comfortable, mobile — electric
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Innovation is what drives Shane
Wilson’s business, Titan UTV.
The president of the Hutto-based
company is part of the emerging
electric vehicle industry. An electrical engineer and avid bow hunter,
Wilson welcomes the challenge of
building a better vehicle by pushing
innovative design rather than relying
on what’s out there.
He says most electric 4x4 builders
have tended to take the ubiquitous
golf cart model and modify it for
hunters. What Titan has done is to
engineer its vehicles from the ground
up — beginning with its tubular
frame and undercarriage — by using
off-road racing technology. Others
followed this design in 2009.
His vehicles are designed to meet
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Titan UTV rethinks the electric vehicle from batteries to bucket seats
the needs of hunters who want that
extra power to tromp through fields,
mud and brush.
His popular Titan Scout 4x4
Electric Vehicle, for example, is a
quiet, powerful vehicle that offers
such features as four-wheel independent suspension, an independent
coil over shock system, four-wheel
hydraulic disc brakes, dual controllers and rack and pinion steering.
Its high-output dual motors and
controllers generate Best in Class
horsepower (up to 54 hp). Speaking
of first to market with innovation,
the Scout Series will have an optional
dual motor-dual controller AC drive
system. This offers another maintenance-free solution for customers.
“AC is the way of the future for
electric vehicles, and we wanted to
be the first to offer this,” Wilson said.
Since his company began making
the vehicles three years ago, it has
proven to be popular among hunters.
So popular that Titan will change its
name to Titan EV (Electric Vehicle)
in 2010 to better reflect the diversification of its product portfolio.
As of 2010, the company will
offer six different models, including
the new Explorer Series unveiled
recently.
“I think the Explorer will be our
best-selling vehicle,” Wilson said.
The new Explorer LSV is the
first electric vehicle that offers a
four-speed transmission. What the
manual transmission will do, Wilson
said, is offer better maneuverability
on rough off-road terrain.
The LSV has plenty of torque and
power. And it’s a spacious buggy with
four bucket seats, all of which face
forward. Plus, it has a rear bed for
storage. The Explorer LSV, which can
travel about 45 miles per charge in
smooth driving conditions, sells for
$14,800, fully-loaded.
The Explorer LSV is available in
two-wheel drive, with the release of
a four-wheel drive model planned for
August 2010.
“But don’t let the two-wheel
drive discourage you,” Wilson said.
“This vehicle has more torque and
horsepower than any other on the
market.”
Titan also offers an optional solar
panel that can be mounted on the
electric UTV to extend the driving
time up to 20 percent per day.
And, because electric vehicles tend
to be all about the battery, Wilson
will have AGM batteries in all his
2010 vehicles. He is also looking into
lithium ion battery technology in his
search for more efficient batteries.
For more information, visit www.
titanutv.com or call (877) 770-4888.
Hunters also can find representatives
from Titan UTV at booth 51/52/53 of
the Dallas Safari Club’s annual expo.
Titan UTV
Shane Wilson
(877) 770-4888
www.titanutv.com
Booths 51/52/53
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SHE becomes an
apparel sensation
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Women’s clothes maker explodes onto sportswear scene
Texas-based SHE Outdoor Apparel has
expanded from its original SHE Safari Collection
to a multifaceted company providing women
with fashionable, form-fitting, high quality,
outdoor clothing in several versatile collections.
In its first five years, SHE has grown from product
placement in 17 stores, to nearly 400 nationwide.
Major retailers, including Cabela’s, Bass Pro Shops,
L.L. Bean, Gander Mountain and Sportsman’s
Warehouse now carry SHE Outdoor Apparel.
SHE is also the title sponsor of the highly rated
“SHE’s Beyond the Lodge,” airing 52 weeks on the
Outdoor Channel (www.beyondthelodge.com).
“We have experienced unprecedented growth
in a relatively short period of time and want to
express our gratitude to all those who have helped
us achieve our goals,” said Pam Zaitz, president.
“The future is very bright for SHE, as more and
more women are introduced to the shooting and
hunting sports. We are exploring new venues
with the SHE Adventure Collection and look
forward to providing women with exciting new
choices in outdoor-wear.”
Expanded collections include SHE Style, SHE
Upland, SHE Camo, SHE Shooting and the newly
introduced SHE Adventure Collection. This
beautifully designed, colorful line is suitable for
her fishing trip or casual vacation. Long, short
and sleeveless shirts in white, blue, aqua and
pink-camo accompany pants, shorts, skorts and
convertible pants in stone and sand colors with
rip-stop fabric. The SHE windbreaker is available in sand color and wind-stop fabric. The SHE
Adventure Collection features an SPF 30 rating
and comes with the company’s embroidered
signature “S.”
SHE’s team of professional outdoorswomen
ensure that every design is field-proven. The
designers at SHE work to incorporate the pros’
suggestions into their unique styles, thereby
providing consumers with the very best products
in fashionable, functional garments.
Zaitz incorporated her own experiences and
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advice from professional hunters Kandi Kisky
(Whitetail Freaks TV and North American
Whitetail TV) and Vicki Cianciarulo (The Choice
TV and Archers Choice TV) and outdoor writer
and marketing consultant Brenda Potts (SHE’s
Beyond the Lodge TV) to create the SHE C4
System, the most revolutionary cold-weather
apparel ever produced for women.
“By working with this team of professional
outdoorswomen, we were able to incorporate
cutting edge ideas into an entire cold-weather
system that is waterproof, windproof, warm
and quiet,” explained Zaitz. “The jacket, pants,
vest and accessories combine 440-gram fleece,
Thinsulate and Arctic Shield with body-mapping
technology in a stylish less-bulky design that
keeps you warm and withstands rugged conditions. We added a patent-pending zipper
attachment feature unlike any other on the
market that enables you to attach the pants to the
vest, creating heat-retaining bibs. The two can
be detached and re-attached easily in the field.
The pants and vest can also be worn separately if
desired.”
In 2010, SHE will introduce the C2 System,
a lighter version of C4 with the same high
standards of performance. Also new for 2010 is the
HOTMOCS line, providing a superior, external,
over-the-boot heating system guaranteed to keep
your feet warm.
Whether she is hunting in frigid conditions,
fishing in the tropics, shooting competitively, on
safari in Africa or vacationing in exotic locales,
the designers at SHE Outdoor Apparel remind you
that Her Adventure Begins Here. For more information, visit www.shesafari.com or call
(281) 448-4860 to locate a dealer near you.
SHE Outdoor Apparel
(281) 448-4860
www.shesafari.com
Booths 916/917/918/1016/1017/1018
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Lazzeroni rifles are powerful, reliable
Company brings advances
in ammunition, firearms
to big-game hunting
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It was a hand-drawn sketch of a cartridge
that sparked the birth of the Lazzeroni Arms
Company.
In 1994, John James Lazzeroni drew a design
of what is now the Lazzeroni proprietary
cartridge on a white piece of paper. Based on
that sketch, he had a run of brass cases made
to his specifications. He liked what he saw and
shortly after started his Tucson, Ariz., arms
company to produce his long magnum proprietary cartridges.
A year later, Lazzeroni, who had been
building custom rifles based upon Weatherby
actions since 1988, introduced the Lazzeroni
2000 series bolt-action hunting rifles to handle
his new lineup of Lazzeroni calibers.
Today, Lazzeroni makes long magnum
cartridges, short magnum cartridges, LazerHead
copper bullets and, of course, continues to
expand his premium hunting rifle line.
“The goal of Lazzeroni has always been to
build the finest bolt-action hunting rifles in the
world, shooting the fastest cartridges available
in their respective calibers,” says Lazzeroni.
“Our product lineup today has evolved into
something very special, something that comes
along only once in a generation.”
One product that has attracted a lot of attention in the hunting community is the Lazzeroni
Global Hunter rifle, which is available in six
models.
Based on Lazzeroni’s standard long-action
rifle (the L2000ST), the Global Hunter
mountain rifle features a precision CNCmachined 17R stainless steel receiver, a stainless
steel, match-grade button-barrel and a supercrisp Jewel competition trigger. The metalwork
is finished with electroless nickel to withstand
harsh weather. A diamond-fluted bolt shaft
replaces the previous helical fluting, and the
firing pin is now made out of titanium to reduce
weight and firing pin lock time.
What hunters really appreciate is that
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John Lazzeroni harvested his moose in Canada. He used his personal Lazzeroni Rifle chambered in the 7.82 (.308) Warbird.
this gun weighs about 2 pounds less than its
predecessor. The short-magnum model (the
L2005SLT), for example, weights 6.1 pounds.
The long-magnum (the L2005LLT) comes in
at slightly more than 7 pounds. Both have a
new slim line graphite-composite stock and
precision-machined aluminum-alloy floorplate/
trigger guard assembly.
Whatever the model, these guns — which
start at $4,500 — are superbly crafted firearms
that are wicked accurate. For an idea of what to
expect from his maximum velocity ammunition, go to www.lazzeroni.com and scan the
ballistics table under the appropriate cartridge.
Lazzeroni has a reputation in the industry for
being a perfectionist — not a bad quality for a
gunmaker to possess.
Perhaps the strongest compliment that can
be paid to a manufacturer with Lazzeroni’s
exacting standards came from hunter and
author Craig Boddington in a 2005 article
he wrote for Rifle Shooter magazine: “John
Lazzeroni’s products do exactly what he says
they will do ... . There is no blue sky — none
— in his published velocity figures for his
cartridges.
“And, I’ve never had a problem getting the
accuracy out of his rifle that he has stated I
should.”
For more information, go to www.Lazzeroni.
com or call (888) 492-7247. Hunters can also
talk to John Lazzeroni in Booth 2046 during the
Dallas Safari Club’s annual expo.
Lazzeroni Arms Company
(888) 492-7247
www.lazzeroni.com
Booth 2046
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Big game, big variety in New Zealand
Many species of exotic
game available at huge
southern Pacific estate
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New Zealand’s Glencree Hunting Estate,
nestled near the coastal town of Kaikoura where
mountains meet the sea, boasts drop-deadgorgeous views. But for clients of South Pacific
Safaris New Zealand, that is just a fringe benefit.
The real lure is the opportunity to bag a worldclass exotic trophy.
Hunters will find red stag, wapiti (elk), ram,
wild boar, feral goat and fallow buck on the
4,000-acre hunting estate as well as Tahr and
chamois on a nearby 100,000-acre hunting
concession. Other small game such as ducks,
rabbits, hares and possums are also abundant.
Visitors to this hunters’ paradise will fly into
Auckland, where they will clear customs, before
hopping over to Christchurch. Owners Mike
and Deborah Wilks recommend that guests
arrive one to two days prior to their hunt to
acclimate.
Visitors will stay either at Glencree Lodge’s
luxurious accommodations or in newly built
private hunting chalets, which offer comfortable private bathrooms with heated floors
and spacious walk-in showers. They will enjoy
traditional New Zealand cuisine, which emphasizes fresh, wholesome food, paired with superb
regional wines. Wild game and fresh fish and
lobster are regularly on the menu.
Mike and Deborah run this family business
with the help of their daughter and son-in-law,
Katie and John Turner.
As a lifelong hunter and the main professional guide, Mike offers his expertise to clients
who want to hunt the following game:
Red stag and wapiti: Hunted from late
February through August, the red stags on the
Glencree estate are known for huge mass, points
and width. The rut for stags, elk and fallow buck
is around March and April. Wild boar, ram and
goat are hunted all season.
Tahr and chamois: Hunted April through
September, these species rut between about May
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Hunters visiting Glencree Hunting Estate in New Zealand will find Tahr and many other species to chase. Other game animals include red stag,
chamois and fowl.
and early July. This is when they are in their
full winter coats. Tahr and chamois are hunted
either on foot or by using the helicopter to
access the hunting area on their 100,000-acre
concession on the South Island’s Southern Alps.
Mike recommends that clients who want to
hunt on foot out of tent camps budget at least
five days for their excursion.
Ducks: The season for paradise ducks and
Canada geese is from Feb. 20 to March 31
(Limit of 25 on ducks; no limit on geese). The
season for mallard, grey, and paradise ducks
as well as black swan and pheasant is from the
first Saturday in May to the last Sunday in July.
(Limit of 50 on a mixed bag of ducks and five
swans.)
Prices for the hunts will vary depending on
length of stay and the trophy sought. For a
quote on a hunt, contact Mike or Deborah at
info@huntingnewzealand.co.nz or 011 64 3 319
5189.
South Pacific Safaris not only offers worldclass trophies, but also excellent sea and river
fishing right on the doorstep.
Non-hunters also will enjoy visiting. If they
do not wish to join in the hunt, there is an
abundance of activities, including swimming
with huge pods of dusky dolphin, whale
watching, winery tours, bush and coastal walks
and shopping.
For more information about hunting in New
Zealand, visit www.huntingnewzealand.info; or
stop by booth No.1527 at the Dallas Safari Club’s
annual expo.
South Pacific Safaris New Zealand
www.huntingnewzealand.info
Booth 1527
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Tried and true M77 receives updates
Ruger looks to future with
new online presence
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For Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc., which
has been named Firearms Manufacturer of the
Year for the third year in a row by the National
Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers, it is
all about quality products and quality service.
“We appreciate this recognition of our efforts
to help distributors, retailers and ultimately
the consumer, receive high-quality products
and support from Ruger,” said Chris Killoy, the
company’s vice president of sales and marketing.
Recently, the Connecticut-based company
redesigned its Web site. Visitors to www.ruger.
com will it find it even easier to navigate the
product section to find information on the
company’s firearms and ammunition.
Big-game hunters might want to log on and
take a look at Ruger’s new left-handed model
of the popular M77 Hawkeye rifle chambered
in .300 and .338 Ruger Compact Magnum
cartridges.
The new model will be available the first
quarter of 2010. No compromises have been
made to the reliability and ease of operation of
this model. The left-handed rifles feature the
ejection port, extractor, bolt handle and threeposition manual safety all on the left side of the
rifle. Other features include the Mauser-type
controlled feeding and powerful claw extractor, hammer-forged steel barrels and free Ruger
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patented scope rings. The design of the patented
steel floorplate, which bears the distinctive
Ruger logo, provides easy unloading and eliminates accidental “dumping” of ammunition.
The left-handed model will sell for about
$900.
The centerfire bolt-action M77 Hawkeye rifle
is described by Ruger as a rifle that delivers a
new level of performance and value. The firearm
places emphasis on features hunters appreciate,
such as enhanced ergonomics, a smooth trigger
pull, and a steel floor plate latch for easy unloading. It also features a red rubber recoil pad that
provides more effective recoil reduction. The
action and barrel have a matte blued finish.
These bolt-action rifles feature a shorter stock
than the standard M77 Hawkeye stock. Its slim
American walnut stock offers wraparound cut
checkering on the forearm and more rounded
contours on the bottom of the stock and top of
the pistol grips.
Its RCM cartridges, developed in conjunction
with Hornady Manufacturing Co., are extreme
cartridges for extreme hunting situations. Based
on the beltless .375 Ruger, the .300 and .338
RCMs are engineered to offer .300 and .338
Win. Magnum performance in a more compact
package. The .300 RCM is available in 150-grain
GMX and 150-, 165- and 180-grain SST offerings.
Muzzle velocities for the .300 RCM SST loadings
are 3,170 fps, 3,030 fps and 2,900 fps, respectively — from a 20-inch factory barrel. The .338
RCM is available in the newly developed 200grain SST, and 225-grain SST offerings. Velocities
Better Ruger.com aims to help customers
Visitors to www.ruger.com will find a
new, redesigned Web site that incorporates
improved product navigation, rich media
content and social media elements. Ruger
continues to be an industry leader in the
use of Web technology, dedicated to improving the visitor experience and putting
greater information in the hands of their
consumers.
“We are constantly working on improving communication with our customers,”
said Chris Killoy, vice president of sales
and marketing. “Through our Voice of the
Customer Program, we are actively collecting suggestions and gathering insight from
our customers about what they want to see
from Ruger. This Web site is one example
of that input being put to use.”
The new Web site includes:
● New interactive index page, complete
with video content
● New social media links to stay
connected to Ruger
for the .338 RCMs are 2,850 fps and 2,710 fps
respectively.
For additional information or to find Ruger
dealers in Texas, visit www.ruger.com or call
(928) 778-6555. Ruger representatives also will
available at the Dallas Safari Club’s annual expo.
● Press clippings area with links to
industry published articles
● New product navigation & firearm
specific information sections, with:
• Flatter, easier navigability
• Larger, more interesting product
feature callouts
• Comparative model table display
• Product extras with increased video
content, interactive exploded views
& more information
• Print ready spec sheets
● New interactive digital catalog — an
exact replica of the printed version with
links to additional content
● Easier firearms search mechanism with
quicklinks for the popular searches
● Expanded technical tip videos,
covering care and maintenance
“We hope customers enjoy the new site,”
Killoy said, “and we hope they continue to
talk to us and tell us what they want to see
next.”
Ruger
(928) 778-6555
www.ruger.com
Booths 1140/1240
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Tanzania Adventures provides luxury
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Company provides custom trips for well-seasoned visitors and first-timers
“It has been said that a true wilderness
is a place where the large predators still
rule the night. We have found just such a
place...”
— www.tanzaniaquest.com
Tanzania.
It is home to vast herds of game
that freely roam this African hunter’s
paradise. About one-third of the
country has been designated as
protected wildlife zones through its
national parks, game reserves and
game-controlled areas.
Jack Brittingham’s Tanzania
Adventures Inc. works exclusively with
outfitter Tanzania Wildlife Company,
Ltd. to offer the safari adventure of a
lifetime. The outfitter holds exclusive
hunting and management rights to
five prime concessions in Maasailand,
the Rungwa Game Reserve, and the
famous Selous Game Reserve.
During the hunting season from
July 1 to Dec. 31, hunters will have
access to:
• Six of Africa’s Dangerous Seven:
lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, hippo
and crocodile.
• Specialty animals such as gerenuk,
lesser kudu, fringe-eared oryx, Robert’s
gazelle, Roosevelt’s sable, Nyasa wildebeest, suni and red duiker.
• Typical plains game including
zebra, impala, eland, roan and hartebeest.
“We are primarily geared toward
conservation and the enjoyment of
hunting,” says Amy Martin, marketing
director for Tanzania Adventures Inc.
Brittingham, who owns the conservation-minded company, invested
in Tanzania Wildlife Company
primarily to be a part of wildlife and
habitat management in Tanzania
and to offer hunters the classic safari
adventure with a modern flair. He also
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With Jack Brittingham’s Tanzania Adventures, hunters can pursue some of Africa’s most dangerous game, including
lions, buffalo and elephant.
promotes and personally supports the
Tembo Foundation Ltd., a nonprofit
Tanzania-based organization in charge
of ensuring habitat and wildlife preservation and conservation through
anti-poaching field operations and
education of the local communities in
and around TWC’s hunting concessions.
Working from her office in Athens,
Martin advises her clients on anything
they need to know to have their best
possible African hunting experience. Once the plane sets down at
its destination, guests are in the very
capable hands of the TWC staff.
During these traditional classic safaris,
guests will benefit from the services
of experienced professional hunters
and staff who facilitate a successful big-game hunt. Guests will also
enjoy luxury tented camps (think fine
linens, bathrobes and daily laundry
service); gourmet meals; a fleet of 4x4
vehicles (some of which are fourdoor air-conditioned cruisers); and
premium-quality hunting equipment.
“We provide luxury, first-class
safaris,” says Martin. “You don’t lift a
finger except to pull the trigger.”
The company also offers classic East
African wing-shooting safaris in its
Maasailand concession, Lake Natron
South. Hunters can shoot sand grouse,
francolin, spurfowl, guinea fowl, quail
and doves. The bird hunts can be book
as a separate adventure or added to a
big game safari.
Photo adventures are offered yearround, with a popular time being
January through July, when much
of the annual plains game migra-
tion takes place. Guided tours of
the various northern national parks
such as Serengeti and the famous
Ngorongoro Crater are usually
combined with a stay in TWC’s Lake
Natron luxury tented camps, where
visitors will have an abundance of
wildlife viewing and exploration
opportunities by vehicle, horseback
or on foot. They also can visit a local
Maasai village.
“Photo safari guests have great
success in getting close to the animals
because the game hasn’t learned to be
spooked by vehicles,” says Martin. “We
do not allow hunting from vehicles in
any of our areas. Hunting clients stalk
the animals on foot in the classic safari
fashion.”
Martin says they can accommodate
guests ranging from a single client to
large groups. All camps are exclusive
use for each safari group. Whether you
have been to Africa a dozen times or
only in your dreams, you have yet to
experience a safari like this one!
The price of safaris are quoted
individually and determined by length
of stay, animals hunted, number of
guests and customized add-ons. For
more information and personal quotes,
e-mail Martin at amym@tanzaniaquest.
com or call Jack Brittingham’s Tanzania
Adventures Inc at (903) 677-2155. Visit
www.tanzaniaquest.com for details,
photos and additional safari information. Stop by Dallas Safari Club’s
Sporting Expo at Booth No. 2333 to
meet the TWC team.
Tanzania Adventures
www.tanzaniaquest.com
Amy Martin
(903) 677-2155
amym@tanzaniaquest.com
Booths 2333
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Thormahlen & Cochran cover Africa
Guide service provides
access to large tracts of
quality hunting land
T
Thormahlen & Cochran Safaris is a dynamic
African trophy hunting safari operation with
free-range hunting concessions in South Africa
and Namibia for plains game and dangerous
game. We also hunt big game such as elephant
and leopard in Botswana. An 87-pound-tusk
elephant in Botswana was taken by our client
Steve Hopkins in 2009.
The Mozambique concession offers buffalo,
elephant, leopard and a variety of plains game.
T&C Namibia — legally registered — operates
on huge private properties as well as government and communal conservancies.
All plains game and special trophies like
Hartmann zebra, black face impala, and Damara
DIK-DIk are hunted on six concessions, of which
two (116,000 acres and 38,000 acres respectively)
are within one hour from the Namibian capital
city, Windhoek, and its airport. Other concessions include west of Windhoek in the Namib
Desert (71,000 acres), north of Windhoek in the
Otjiwarongo district, almost 25,000 acres close
to the Etosha National Park and 37,000 acres
southeast of Windhoek in the Kalahari Desert.
Dangerous game is hunted mostly in the
northwestern part of Namibia. We specialize in
hunting big leopard — with hounds, hunting
over bait or in combination. Excellent cheetah
is hunted in Central Namibia. We are proud of
our high success rate achieved. An exclusive
free-range black rhino hunt (subspecies bicornis
bicornis) was conducted by our client David
Reinke in 2009.
T&C Safaris has two black rhino bulls available
for 2010 and 2011. Reinke also hunted a freerange lion and several plains game in Namibia.
Accommodations are fully equipped hunting
lodges with laundry service.
T&C South Africa offers 42 species, mostly
free-range plains game and dangerous game
hunts in several government game reserves in
the Mpumalanga province of South Africa and
on two private reserves (about 31,000 acres) and
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Thormahlen & Cochran will have a booth at the Dallas Safari Club show. Pictured at a previous
convention are, from left, professional hunter Jonathan Middelton, professional hunter Herman
Coetzee and Peter Thormahlen.
the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve (more
than 160,000 acres).
Our client Robin Wendland of Michigan
completed her Big Five in one year with
Thormahlen & Cochran Safaris in South Africa
and Namibia. Several dangerous and plains
game safaris were successfully completed by
our clients, assisted by highly skilled, wellmannered professional hunters. Exclusive black
rhino (subspecie bicornis minor) hunts were
conducted in our Mpumalanga concession,
and trophies are available for future hunting or
darting.
Thormahlen & Cochran Safaris focus
on high-quality client service and excellent quality trophies. We are committed to
satisfying our client’s specific needs and also
offering sightseeing and touring adventures
to exciting destinations before or after a safari.
We would like to host you on a dream safari
with us in Namibia, South Africa, Botswana or
Mozambique.
Thormahlen & Cochran Safaris
www.africatrophyhunting.com
Peter and Anso Thormahlen
70 Columbus Str, Nelspruit, 1200
P O Box 26201, Nelspruit, 1200
Tel/Fax: + 27 13 744 3546
Fax: +27 13 744 3869
Peter: SA Mobile: +27 84 500 0370
USA (Jan-Feb) 214 883 4566
peter@africatrophyhunting.com
Anso: SA Mobile: 011 27 84 525 9009
anso@africatrophyhunting.com
Booths 808/09/10
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Fast, rugged illumination for hunters worldwide
Top-notch system
for gathering light
works for big game
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We have all been there. You’ve
hunted hard for days on end, and now
you’re down to the fading light of the
last afternoon, and the trophy of a
lifetime has finally presented itself.
It’s now or never ... will you be able to
make the shot?
The Trijicon AccuPoint 1-4X24
will eliminate that question forever.
Never again will you pass on the shot
simply because you could not see your
aiming point! Hunters worldwide
depend on Trijicon’s self-illuminating
sighting systems to provide them with
brilliant aiming solutions — regardless
of lighting conditions. Whether it’s
Cape buffalo in the thick African bush,
brown bear in Alaska or monster whitetails in the big woods of Saskatchewan,
the AccuPoint 1-4X24 will provide
you with the confidence and dependability required for taking the shot of a
lifetime.
Trijicon optics combine the unique
illumination characteristics of Tritium
with the light-gathering capabilities
of advanced fiber optics to provide a
dual illuminated reticle that delivers
maximum visibility and battery-free
dependability when the moment of
truth arrives.
Quite possibly the most effective big
game scope available, the AccuPoint
1-4X24 with new German #4 reticle
delivers lightning-fast target acquisition and precise aiming under a
variety of conditions. Of course, the
AccuPoint 1-4X24 continues to offer
the original triangle reticle, which has
the additional benefit of the Bindon
Aiming Concept, allowing you to keep
both eyes open while tracking, taking
aim and shooting.
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All models in the AccuPoint Series
feature Trijicon’s Manual Brightness
Adjustment Override, which allows
you to control the light output of the
fiber optics during daylight. AccuPoint
riflescopes include other advanced
elements like multi-layer coated lenses
for superior light transmission with
no distortion, quick-focus eyepiece,
long eye relief and precise windage and
elevation adjustments.
The AccuPoint’s rugged construction protects it from the toughest
elements. It’s crafted from aircraftquality, hard-anodized aluminum with
a tube that’s nitrogen-filled to prevent
corrosion and eliminate fogging. A
solid black-matte finish eliminates
glare and light reflection, which could
spook game. And, it’s water resistant to
depths of 10 feet, so the AccuPoint is
able to handle even the most challenging hunting conditions.
In addition to the AccuPoint series,
Trijicon offers a complete array of
self-illuminating optics that are specifi-
Trijicon AccuPoint 1-4X24
(800) 338-0563
www.trijicon.com.
cally designed for hunting, tactical
and personal defense applications.
Please visit your local Trijicon dealer
to experience our Brilliant Aiming
Solutions for yourself.
You will never go back to a sight
with standard black crosshairs.
Booths 1136/37
To ensure accuracy and durability,
Trijicon products have undergone
rigorous testing both in the field and
in the lab. To learn more about Trijicon
sights and scopes and their specifications, call (800) 338-0563 or visit
www.trijicon.com.
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Stunning firearms
to see and to shoot
Turnbull turns out
restored guns that
retain beauty, use
those vibrant hues but also harden the parts
so they wouldn’t wear out from use.
Once Turnbull perfected the case coloring
process, he began emulating early gun
makers’ practice of painstakingly polishing
the metal until it achieved sharp crisp edges
and perfectly flat surfaces.
It is with that diligence for authenticity
Gun aficionados who browse through
that he and his staff arm themselves to tackle
the pages of the Doug Turnbull Restoration
their projects.
catalog will see images of beautiful vintage
But, for Turnbull, restoring those vintage
firearms: a Winchester Model 1876
Winchester lever-action rifles and Marlin
Centennial Rifle with delicate checkerrifles simply so that they could be admired
ing and a mottled jewel-tone finish, a Colt
wasn’t enough. Turnbull also has designed
single-action Bisley revolver with its distincproprietary 470 and 475 rifle cartridges. The
tive period finish and fancy walnut grips, an
new 475 cartridges can be used in vintage or
elaborately embellished Parker Bros. singlemodern Winchester 1886 or 71 lever-action
barrel shotgun, plus much more.
After being meticulously restored at upstate rifles while the 470 cartridges are for the
modern Marlin model 1895 or 336 rifles.
New York’s Doug Turnbull Restoration, these
These cartridges deliver modern ballistic
pictured firearms look much like they would
performance for sportsmen who want to
have looked when they were first sold.
shoot or hunt with their vintage firearms.
Working from a 7,000-square foot building
The 475 Turnbull cartridge has been used
in Bloomfield, N.Y., Turnbull and his talented
by hunters to harvest such big game as elk,
staff of craftsmen don’t miss a detail as they
bear, Cape buffalo and elephant.
painstakingly restore family heirlooms and
Turnbull himself set off to Tanzania in
collectible rifles, shotguns and handguns.
2008 with his Winchester Model 1886
“Proper metal preparation, coupled
chambered in the 475 Turnbull. He bagged
with our case-coloring process and bluing
eight different species of African plains game,
techniques allow today’s shooter the opporincluding a black wildebeest, a gemsbok and
tunity to actually see and hold a gun that
a black jackal.
appears just as it did when it left the factory
He also used that same rifle and ammo on
a hundred years ago,” says Turnbull via his
hunting trips to Montana
company Web site.
and Alaska and compiled
Turnbull learned his
Doug Turnbull Restoration
his hunts on the “Magnum
craft early in life. He grew
(585) 657-6338
Hunt Club DVD” ($20).
up working at his parents’
www.turnbullrestoration.com
It is a good chance to
Creek Side Gun Shop.
Booths 1822/23 see what a vintage firearm
In 1983, he began
coupled with modern
his firearms restoration
ammunition can accomplish.
business and soon gained a reputation in
For information on the 475 Turnbull
the industry for his case coloring. As a young
cartridge or the restoration of a firearm,
man, Turnbull had become fascinated with
go to www.turnbullrestoration.com or call
the brilliant mottled jewel tones on older
(585) 657-6338. Representatives also will be
Parker and Winchester receivers.
available at booths No. 1822 and 1823 at the
He experimented for years to duplicate the
Dallas Safari Club’s annual expo.
original process that would not only yield
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Exotic animals, familiar location at Y.O.
History runs deep at
‘America’s Original
Game Ranch’ in Texas
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The Y.O. Ranch has been a graceful
presence in the heart of Hill Country
for well over a century. Since Capt.
Charles Schreiner founded the ranch
in the late 1880s, six generations of
Schreiners have tended this beautiful
and rugged land.
The ranch, located 40 miles west
of Kerrville, has thrived during good
times and has survived the hard
times.
It was during one of the not-sogood times that the canny widow
Myrtle Schreiner, who took the
ranch’s reins in 1933, started leasing
some of her lands to hunters. In
the years since, several other Texas
ranchers have followed suit, but the
widow gave the Y.O. a healthy head
start in building an international
reputation as a superior hunting
ranch.
When her son Charles Schreiner III
took over in the 1950s, he built up a
herd of Longhorns, which were then
facing extinction, and introduced
exotic species of wildlife to the rolling
hills of the Y.O. During the 1980s,
Louie Schreiner forged the ranch’s
reputation as “America’s Original
Game Ranch.”
Today, 19 members of the
Schreiners, led by managing partner
Charles Schreiner IV, run the ranch.
They are credited for setting new
standards in outdoor adventure and
hospitality.
The Y.O., a working ranch
spanning 40,000 acres, is home to
more than 1,000 Longhorns, the
rangy cattle breed that was the
foundation of the empire the first
Schreiner built. The 60-square- mile
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ranch also is the adopted home of
more than 10,000 animals, including
50 species of such exotics as antelope,
impala, blackbuck, waterbuck, Oryx,
giraffe and ostrich.
More than 20 of those exotic
species originally found in North
Africa, China and Europe can be
hunted, as can trophy native wildlife.
The Hill Country’s Edwards Plateau
is home to some of the largest
white-tailed deer herds and Rio
Grande turkey populations. It is not
uncommon to see 50 to 100 bucks in
a single day.
It is the availability of these trophy
animals coupled with the Schreiner
hospitality that attracts big game
hunters from across the U.S. and from
all over the world. The ranch also
attracts Texans who want to hunt
exotic species without leaving the
comfort of their home state.
Hunters will have access to experienced guides who will help them
enjoy a challenging fair-chase hunt
in a politically stable environment.
During their visit, they will stay in
an 1880s-style log cabin and enjoy
Hill Country cooking at the Y.O.
Chuckwagon.
Lodging and meal fees are $160 per
day, with the guide fees running $300
per day plus gratuity. The trophy fees
differ, depending on the species being
hunted. For a listing of trophy fees,
visit www.yoranch.com (and click on
“hunting” then “trophy fees”).
To book a hunt at the Y.O. Ranch,
contact Misty Jobe, the hunting
and wildlife assistant director,
at misty@yoranch.com or (800)
967-2624. Or visit with Y.O. representatives at the Dallas Safari Club’s
annual expo at booths No. 1220/21.
Y.O. Ranch
Misty Jobe
(800) 967-2624
misty@yoranch.com
www.yoranch.com
Booths 1220/21
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Tough and dependable — anywhere
HuntVe takes hunters into the woods
silently, smoothly and far from home
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The electric UTV continues to
grow in popularity. For hunters, it’s
a natural choice. The UTVs will take
them off road to areas that a vehicle
can’t reach. It’s silent. And, because
it doesn’t run on fuel, there are no
strong emissions to spook game.
“You can go completely
undetected into the woods,” says
Ben King, president and founder of
Martex Global Enterprises.
The company manufactures the
made-in-the-U.S.A. all-electric
HuntVe UTV line. Currently, the
HuntVe is available in 12 states.
“We have designed it to be the
premier vehicle in the market,” says
King.
Former Dallas Cowboy and avid
hunter Jay Novacek has personally
endorsed the HuntVe, as have David
Hale and Harold Knight of Knight
and Hale fame.
King credits improvements in
technology over the last few years
for the growth in this segment of the
UTV market.
His HuntVe 4x4 Game Changer,
for example, can run 20 miles on
a single charge in off-road conditions and about 30 miles on smooth
terrain. The Game Changer, in fact,
offered with a premium package of
upgrades has proven to be a bestseller. Selling for $13,999, it comes
equipped with a gun rack, 25-inch
tires, 3-1 foldout rear seat, and a
front basket with a 200-pound
capacity.
This model also boasts 1,100 amps
of power, dual auto-locking differentials, extreme-duty self-adjusting
rack and pinion steering, plus more.
The HuntVe also comes in a 4x4
and a 2x4 model. The company
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describes the HuntVe Electric 4x4
vehicle as “undeniably the toughest
all-electric four-wheel-drive vehicle
on the market to date.”
The HuntVe is a rugged, wellconstructed vehicle that can handle
any type of terrain that hunters
might have to traverse to follow their
game.
“These vehicles can climb,” says
King.
And, with a four-wheel hydraulic
brake, they allow you to get down
safely. The self-adjusting rack and
pinion steering combined with
unprecedented turning radius also
allows hunters to easily maneuver
around in the smallest of areas in this
comfortable vehicle.
The company continues to explore
ways to enhance the capabilities of
their HuntVe line. Recently, Martex
unveiled a new solar-powered
charging system that is designed to
add up to 30 percent to the drive
time of the HuntVe.
“It is a significant advancement
in solar technology that we are now
able to bring to our customers,” says
Rick Roe, vice president of operations.
Made of durable tempered glass,
the solar panels are as tough as an
automobile’s windshield. Life expectancy of the panels is designed to
match the life of the vehicle.
For information, visit the company’s Web site at www.huntve.com or
call (888) 554-5953.
HuntVe
888-554-5953
heavy@huntve.com
www.huntve.com
HuntVe has some of the toughest off-road electric vehicles in the woods and some of the most famous drivers, such as
Harold Knight of Knight and Hale Game Calls.
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