2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors

President’s Message
2009-2010 Officers
President:
Ray Hollingsworth
chef@sterlinginn.com
Vice-President:
Tom Pardo
Secretary:
John Gornyecz
E-mail: huntmi@hotmail.com
Treasurer:
Ted Hautala
E-mail: tedhautala@comcast.net
Board of Directors:
Chuck Bazzy
Bob Berndt
Debra Cassidy
George Keller
Tony Licata
Jeremy Meldrum
Matt Norman
Thomas J. Pardo
Tim Beaudett
Scott O’Farrell
Rick Cassidy
Sables Representative:
Debra Cassidy
E-mail: dcassidy@ameritech.net
Editor:
Scott O’Farrell
E-mail: Scott@scidetroit.com
Bob Berndt
E-mail: Bob@scidetroit.com
Publisher
Tim Beaudett
E-mail: Tim@scidetroit.com
‘Trajectory’ is published quarterly as
the official journal of Safari Club
International Detroit Chapter.
Subscription is through membership in
SCI Detroit Chapter: One year $45, plus
SCI international membership.
Views expressed by writers are their
own and do not necessarily reflect those
of SCI Detroit Chapter.
Welcome Hunting Season,
Summer As the newly is gone elected and President fall is here of with the SCI the Detroit leaves Chapter, turning I colorful, would like the to geese
loudly greet Well all migrating it’s of now our autumn members, south, for and especially of frost us, and in new for the most members air. This of us, and is it is the thank also time our everyone of favorite the year season that all
outdoors for of their year! support. people This look means forward we will to. be out Now and is about the time in the to fields start and tuning woods up and the in our bows,
sighting tree stands in the and guns, ground purchasing blinds enjoying all the what required nature has licenses, provide for and us making by exercising sure last
year’s This our spring, right hunting to we hunt. clothes elected This year still two take new fit. a I directors little hope time all to of our remember you Board. have the enjoyable The person two that new times introduced
the outdoors,
directors are are able Scott to bag O'Farrell a trophy, and and Tim put Beaudett. a little wild With game the fresh away talent for and the winter.
you this great sport, and then make an effort to introduce someone else to the
great outdoors.
It thoughts is time of to our enjoy two the newcomers great outdoors along with and celebrate the experience what of has our been returning handed down
by
directors
Myself, many generations
we look forward
I question how before
to further
the current us, from
success
generation past family
of the SCI
of kids can members
Detroit
develop or
Chapter.
and just hone good
I
their friends.
would also like to especially thank Rick Cassidy, our immediate Past
communication and interpersonal skills given their complete preoccupation with
President, for all of his endless hours of work and his personal contributions
We I-Pods, cell phones and hand-held texting devices which tend to reduce their direct
the
should
past two
make
years
sure
that helped
we keep
to
the
continue
tradition
the successful
alive by introducing
reign of SCI
a
Detroit
newcomer
to interaction with real humans to almost zilch. It my opinion that there is nothing
better than at the end of your hunting day sitting outdoors around a campfire
Chapter. the sport He of is hunting a special this talent fall, who whether exhibited it is great a young leadership person so or that someone of any
age working who has with never him was previously a lot of fun. hunted. Heck, I can still remember when and
at hunting camp with your hunting group while enjoying some refreshments and
where I shot my first rabbit. I was near Howell, Michigan just off US 23 using
recounting the day’s hunting events amid plenty of laughs and some occasional BS.
a The single current shot economic 20 gauge conditions shotgun with have a made 20 inch it very barrel. difficult Previous for to raise that date, I
had adequate This taken year funds shots I plan to at on support several having our a rabbits, lot conservation, of those but talks missed with education, every my old time. and hunting humanitarian So buddies my cousin plus the had the
barrel projects. new of friends my Despite 20 that gauge I this, have we shortened met were through able to SCI to 20 make Detroit inches. our Chapter. Thereafter, 2009 Fundraiser Last year, that I participated a gun success. was a real
scattergun, We in will a few continue hunts and that I just to Matt work did Norman to not raise miss. arranged funds My to for cousin support the chapter, was our the causes and one I had such that a great introduced as the time me
SHAP with these Camp, guys. Salvation We got Army a few geese Camp, and Detroit a couple Fishing of rabbits, Derby, but we graduate
to hunting, and every Saturday morning during the season, we sure would shared go a and
scholarships, lot of laughs Michigan and a lot of wildlife fun doing research, that.. That’s and why political being and a member other actions of this organization
has to its protect rewards our when right you to participate hunt. in the events. You really see that these
that
chase bunnies. Today he is up in his late 60’s and has a hard time walking, but
contribute
the people memories share a and lot of stories the same live interests on. and values that you have. During this next
In year, the coming we have months, some great our membership Board will meetings be evaluating planned, various and if ways luck has to improve it, maybe
We attendance some also new must at winter chapter not local forget membership hunts. about organizations meetings by presenting like Safari more Club interesting that are out there
fighting events such for the as meetings rights of at hunters Bass Pro and Shop, gun having owners interesting across the and United entertaining States.
These speakers BOD groups on is Michigan currently are on the working wildlife front on research line the lines upcoming projects, to protect fundraiser and your having event rights presentations in February. and preserve We by
a good way
have outfitters. of
some
life
great
we I have encourage donated
grown
hunts you to
and to expect
trips attend coming
and our enjoy. membership in, including
Your meetings some
SCI Detroit
from to new
Chapter
outfitters
to better our big acquainted event. It will with be our very chapter busy that members weekend and with to all support that is our planned!
become Board of Directors is hard at work trying to make sure the Detroit Chapter is
chapter. We are Any currently suggestions looking for from volunteers our membership to help out would that weekend. be most If welcome. you, or someone
you its part, know, but would we like need to your help, please help also. contact The Tom Chapter Pardo at puts 586-770-6712. on membership
doing
meetings several times a year for which you are mailed notices. You can also
In closing, I encourage you to take the time to read our website:
check We are also working on all the other elements that make SCI Detroit so valuable:
www.scidetroit.com
the Chapter website
and our
www.scidetroit.com
quarterly chapter publication
for more
the
advance
"Trajectory".
information.
Having education, humanitarian, conservation, right to hunt, etc.
Through you these attend sources the you Chapter will receive events the increases most updated our exposure and valuable and helps to promote
information the goodwill on wildlife, of the outfitters, club. Soon, general we hunting will be information posting on and that the website the details
activities of our of next your annual SCI Detroit fundraiser Board event of Directors. scheduled for February 25 & 26, 2011.
So this hunting season get out there and have some fun, take pictures and share
them with our website www.scidetroit.com or with our chapter magazine “Trajectory”.
try We and are make always it looking a point for to hunting attend stories this gala to share. event Enjoy next the year fall in colors February. and
Please
Looking the bounties forward of the to land serving and don’t you, forget to put some on the dinner table also!
As Ray I was Hollingsworth saying, get out there and enjoy the great outdoors, make sure you
introduce
President
someone new to the outdoors, and give thanks for clubs like your SCI
SCI Best Detroit of luckChapter
Detroit Chapter.
Ray Hollingsworth
Best
President
Regards and Good Hunting!
Ray SCI Hollingsworth
Detroit Chapter
President
SCI Detroit Chapter
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Detroit’s Shining Sable, Deb Cassidy
by Scott O’Farrell
This past February at the National Convention in Reno, Nevada the Sables division of
Safari Club International took the time to honor the cream of the crop. It is with much pride
that SCI Detroit’s Debra Cassidy (yes, wife to former SCI Detroit President Rick Cassidy) was
honored with the Sables award.
Over the last few months I have had the opportunity to work with Deb on several occasions.
I spent four days with her at the Detroit Boat races where she collaborated with the Salvation
Army. Debra organized a spectacular sensory safari in which thousands of visitors were so
fortunate to see and touch. Full animal mounts, animal hides, horns, antlers and take home
goodies for the kids.
For those who have not had the pleasure to see Debra in action I will tell you that you truly are
missing out. Deb’s desire to bring the animals of the world to the eyes and hands of those that
quite possibly will never see them is genuine. Quite frankly she is truly passionate about it.
To see the all of the people admire the animals and run their hands through the hair and fur of
the hides from around the world is really special.
But to see small children approach Deb’s
full bear mount and to hear Deb say “he loves
big bear hug’s” you just can’t help but smile
and appreciate what she is doing.
Debra Cassidy is truly a very hard working and
very special person and SCI Detroit is very
fortunate to have her as the face of Sables.
Thank you very much for all that you do Debra
& Congratulations! You are definitely our
shining Sable!

CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Charity Poker
The River, 22 mile & Van Dyke, Shelby Township
September 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th,
Special thanks to Tom Pardo Ray Hollingsworth, Megan Hollingsworth, Rob,
Tim Beaudett, Chuck Caminskis & John Gornyecz
for volunteering their time for SCI Detroit
Charity Poker
October 31st, November 1st, 2nd, 3rd
The River, 22mile & Van Dyke, Shelby Township 586.709.6258
Open 11am – till 2am
Texas Hold Em, Black Jack, Roulette & Craps
Daily Texas Hold Em Tournaments at 2pm & 7pm
If Interested in volunteering Please Call Tom Pardo 586.770.6712
Charity Poker
November 20th, 21st,22nd, 23rd
The River, 22mile & Van Dyke, Shelby Township 586.709.6258
Open 11am – till 2am
Texas Hold Em, Black Jack, Roulette & Craps
Daily Texas Hold Em Tournaments at 2pm & 7pm
If interested in volunteering Please Call Tom Pardo 586.770.6712
Membership Meeting
December 2nd 6:30pm
Bass Pro Shop/Outdoor World, Auburn Hills
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Targeted Outfitter Dan Taylor, Hilde Hunting Services
by Scott O’Farrell
After shooting a blackbuck on the run at the
age of 10, Dan Taylor was hooked on big
game hunting. This adventure inspired Dan’s
love for the outdoors and he started to set
goals and fulfill them. By the age of 26 Dan
had shot over 25 exotic species, 27 African
species and in the fall of 2008 Dan harvested
a Boone & Crocket Alaskan black bear. This
Gave Dan 18 of the 29 North American animals.
Not only has Dan hunted all around the
world, for several years he took clients to New
Zealand and hunted extensively big game and
waterfowl.
Dan’s extensive hunting in the west has put
him in a great position to organize self guided
antelope hunts in Wyoming. This area has the
highest concentration of antelope in the world.
Dan’s hunters have enjoyed a 100% success
rate for the last 10 years.
Dan Taylor is a life member of SCI and an
active member of both the Detroit and Novi
chapters. Dan is the owner operator of Hilde
Hunting service located right here in Oakland
county. He also works with his father Bob
Taylor. Bob has been a long time supporter of
the SCI Detroit chapter for over 20 years.
Hilde hunting service has access to over 400
acres of private land in Genesee, Oakland and
Lapeer counties. The newest property that
Hilde Hunting has rights to is farm in Oakland
County and Dan has exclusive rights to the
250 acres that is surrounded by sanctuary’s
of government land. This piece has over 80
acres of food plots and 2 large swamps that
go into the sanctuaries. Lets just say it’s a
“Big Buck Heaven”.
After all of the experiences around the world,
they have inspired Dan to start his own guide
service right here in Michigan. Dan started
the business in 2002 and has had many of our
SCI Detroit members hunt with him.

Dan offers hunting for Canadian geese, ducks,
turkey, and deer, including a golf outing with
SCI in October. Hunters will enjoy a few hours
of goose hunting on the course in the morning,
play 18 holes of golf and finish it off with
a steak dinner!
Hilde’s Duck season is October 9th through
December 5th and generally they hunt on
smaller lakes and ponds. The later part of the
season they move to agriculture fields. Just
like their goose hunts they provide all the
equipment and the guides.
Hilde started goose hunting September 1st
and continues to hunt till February 1st. Dan’s
goose hunts are generally ½ day hunts on
private agriculture fields (corn, wheat, beans)
cow & horse pastures and small lakes and
ponds. Hilde provides all the top of the line
decoys, blinds and a professional caller to
insure the best success for all their clients.
Hilde’s whitetail hunts run from October 1st
to January 1st and they have acres and acres
of food plots. Their plots consist of Timothy,
mammoth red clover, alsme clover, turnips,
corn and soy beans. Their blinds range from
tent blinds, elevated box blinds, ladder stands,
and climbers. They can accommodate handicapped
and youth hunters. They use trail
cameras and visual scouting to put hunters
in front of the “Big Bucks”. Included in the
hunts are game removal, filed prep and transportation.
The offer 5 day trophy buck hunts
or hunter can pay by the day.

Hilde turkey hunts are done April through May. The application period is Jan 1st to February
1st. They have had 100% success rate on their turkey hunts for the last 8 years. They hunt
from tent blinds, and also run/gun, which is why our hunts are so successful. Dan says “if the
turkeys don’t come to us, then we will go find them”! Dan is an expert caller and will call those
boy gobblers right in. Dan also has the rare salt/pepper white turkeys available upon request!
If you’re looking for a successful day in the field right here at home, drop Dan Taylor a call at
Hilde Hunting Services and he will personally make sure you are well taken care of! Almost every
board member of SCI Detroit has had the privilege to hunt with Dan Taylor, so if you need a reference
that speaks volumes!

LARRY KELLY
The Pioneer Pistol Hunter
by Scott O’Farrell
Larry Kelly has come a long way from the days in which he would hitch hike from 8 mile & Schoenherr
to outskirts of town to do a little bird & rabbit hunting. Having had work done to several of my rifles
at Manga Port International I was familiar with the stories of Larry Kelly but never had the opportunity to
talk with him. The Kelly’s who own & operate Magna Port International have always be extremely generous
to the SCI Detroit chapter with many donations over the years. Both Larry & his son Ken have served
as board members for the SCI Detroit chapter. This past May SCI Detroit presented Larry Kelly with an
award for international lifetime hunting achievement. I took a minute and introduced myself to Larry.
I told him that I have had the pleasure visiting the pistol hall of fame and seeing many of his trophies.
Knowing that Larry lives out west for most of the year I called Ken to see how long Larry would be in town
for and if he would be willing to spend a couple hours of his time talking. I was in luck, Larry said “sure.”
Ken coordinated things and on a warm afternoon in June I traveled over to Magna Port International to talk
with Larry, which in case you didn’t know, Magna Port houses the Pistol Hall of Fame.

To set the tone for this story I would to start
off by saying that Larry Kelly currently has “56” Top
Ten SCI Trophies to his credit. But, please keep in
mind, Larry has not had any of his trophies measured
for the record book for last 25 plus years…. So with
that being said I am sure he has a couple more hanging
around. Don’t forget all that was with a handgun.
Larry was the first man in the world to shoot &
kill an elephant with a handgun. He currently has 3
elephants in SCI “Top Ten” handgun category.
I asked Larry if he learned to hunt from his father.
Larry said “no, not really”, his dad did take him
hunting a few times for whitetail deer but he really
wasn’t much of a hunter. Larry learned to hunt on
his own for the most part. Growing up on 8 mile &
Schoenherr there wasn’t a whole lot of wildlife, so as
a young boy he would skip school and hitch hike out
to the fields of Novi, Northville and Romeo to hunt
rabbits & birds. Yes, I said hitch hike and yes with
a gun…. Can you imagine Larry enjoyed hunting
birds and rabbits very much. He crossed bred some
Beagles and Walkers to take advantage of traits from
both of the dogs to give him an additional edge in the
fields while hunting.
Larry is a machinist by trade and one of his
companies was contracted by NASA to do the machining
for the Apollo space program. No, Larry
never made it to the moon but many of the parts that
he personally machined did, now that’s impressive.
What’s more impressive is how he ingeniously he
eliminated all of that recoil for us. Larry’s design of
the muzzle brake gave him global recognition. He
not only had international companies interested in the
design he had nations interested in it for their soldiers
arms. I have a 300 Remington ultra mag with
a Magna Port muzzle brake on it I can tell that I am
personally very thankful. During the Patent years for
the muzzle brake Larry’s company fended off some
22 patent infractions from others companies trying to
infringe on the Magna Port Muzzle brake. We are all
thankful for Larry!
Larry has hunted all over the world including
Mongolia, Tanzania, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia,
Mozambique, Botswana, Norway, Yugoslavia,
Argentina, Alaska & Canada. He has been on safaris
that included taking part in killing a man eating
lion and a man eating croc. He has been charged by
almost everything and had enjoyed a quite a laugh
telling me about one particular charging elephant
that was so close he could reach out and touch the
elephant along side of his open door Land Rover,
and in the dark no less. Larry was part of a National
Geographic film expedition called the “Nova
Project”. During that trip Larry harvested his last
elephant the very same one that hangs on the pistol
hall of fame at Manga Port and is in the SCI Top
Ten. One time Larry was hunting brown bear in
Alaska only to discover that he was being hunted
by another Brown bear and ultimately the bear got
into the cabin and had to meet Larry, and………
yes Larry won.
Larry Kelly is a true pioneer of pistol hunting.
Besides being a member of SCI Detroit for more
than 20 years and board member for more than 10
years of SCI Detroit Larry also is a current member
of The Alaska Professional Hunter Association,
American Pistol Smith Guild, Foundation of North
American Wild Sheep, Game Coin Conversation
International, NRA Ruger Collectors Association,
U.S. Revolvers Association & Handguns Hunters
International. If you should ever be in the neighborhood
of Manga Port International do yourself
justice and take the time to stop in and say hello
and view the pistol hall of fames trophy’s that
adorn the walls, it is definitely worth seeing. If you
are lucky you might even see Larry Kelly there.
My last question to Larry Kelly was of
course….. “If you could go on any hunt anywhere
and hunt any species one last time what
would it be” Larry said “well…..if I was healthy
enough……. I would like to go back to Mongolia
and get my Argali sheep that I left there” and that is
another story.
I can’t thank Larry & Ken enough for taking
several hours out of their day to share some
time with me. Larry is a very special guy and
sitting there in the pistol hall of fame listening to
his stories and how his life unfolded was a special
afternoon, it was one of those days that you just
didn’t want to end. In effort to spend a little more
time with Larry I told him that I was a chef & that
I would love to cook him & his family dinner and
in return he would share some more of his great
stories with me.

TIM BEAUDETT
42535 Buckingham
Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Phone: (586) 323-2996
Cell: (586) 713-9145
Email: bcrew4@yahoo.com

Projects Supported by
SCI DETROIT
Wildlife Education Foundation
MUCC (Michigan United Conservation Clubs)
SCI Novi Chapter Sensory safari
Salvation Army Food bank
SCI Northwest Chapter
Challenged Youth Hunt
Conservation Force
SCI MIC (Michigan Involvement Committee)
Canadian Outdoor Heritage Alliance
SCI Washington D.C. Office
Detroit Area Kid’s Fishing Derby
AWLS (American Wilderness Leadership Schools)
Michigan Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus)
SHAP (State Hunter Apprentice School)
AWLS Tuition for Michigan Teachers
AWLS Sports Equipment
MSU Graduate Study Scholarships
Quality Deer Management Association
SCI MIC Black Bear Study
Milford High School National Honor Society
SCI MIC Graduate Scholarship Fund
U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance
Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference
Sportsmen Against Hunger
SCI 30% Donation
Tracks Magazine MUCC
SCI Young Hunter of the Year
SCI Foundation
Metro Wildlife Management Base
Protect “The Right To Hunt”
Detroit Area Boy Scouts of America
Michigan DNR & Africa TB Research
Toys for Tots
Wildlife Legislative Fund of America
Wyoming Chapter FNAWS
Hunter’s Defense Fund
SHAP First Aid & Survival Kits
MSU Museum Display
Michigan Moose II
SCI Museum’s Michigan Moose Display
SCI Patriot Fund
Ontario Federation of Hunters & Anglers
Sables 30% Donations
YO Ranch Apprentice Hunter School
Disabled American Veteran Hunt
Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund
Michigan Dove Bill Initiative
Thanks To Your Generosity, Donations Total Over
$1.3 Million Dollars!

SCI Foundation Contributes $217,000 to
Big Game Wildlife Conservation Projects
Worldwide In Last Quarter of Fiscal Year
Washington, DC – Safari Club International Foundation
(SCIF) today announced that it had distributed
over $217,000 in the final quarter of its last fiscal year
to fund five critical conservation projects in North
America, Asia and Africa. Specifically, SCIF has dedicated
the funding to managing sustainable wildlife
conservation programs that expand research into the
complex interplay between predator and prey species.
“These funds will go a long way to help expand
SCIF’s efforts as we continue to fund, support, and
manage worldwide programs dedicated to wildlife
conservation, outdoor education and humanitarian
services around the world,” said SCIF President Larry
Rudolph. “A better understanding of predator-prey
dynamic will facilitate best management practices
around the world for continued sustainable wildlife
conservation and management.
In North America:
SCIF continued its support of the Newfoundland
Caribou Strategy, a study designed to understand the
recent decline in woodland caribou in Newfoundland,
Canada. Caribou calf survival is low in Newfoundland,
and predation is the primary cause of calf mortality.
SCIF granted $50,000 to estimate the density
of predators in three study areas by analyzing DNA
recovered from predator hair and scat samples. This
information will assist future predator management
recommendations.
SCIF is also working with the Wyoming Game and
Fish Commission to assess the current status of
moose, moose calf production, and the influence of
bears and climate on the Wyoming moose population.
SCIF also granted $50,000 to support the research
project.
In Asia:
SCIF has initiated an argali sheep survey in Tajikistan
that will take place this summer and fall. Approximately
$52,000 was transferred to our strategic conservation
partners last month to complete the research,
and Joe Hosmer, Conservation Committee Chairman
and Dr. Bill Moritz, Director of Conservation Programs
will be travelling to Tajikistan in August to oversee the
operation. Partners include the government of Tajikistan,
Dr. Raul Valdez of New Mexico State University,
and Dr. Andrey Subbotin of the Russian Research
Institute for Nature Conservation.
In Africa:
SCIF has committed $20,000 to support a national
lion population survey in Malawi. Combined with a
2009 survey in Mozambique and a 2010 survey in
Tanzania, this survey will show the number and distribution
of lions in large contiguous area of prominent
lion range. SCIF has again partnered with Philippe
Chardonnet of the International Foundation for the
Conservation of Wildlife, who will use the same
methods previously used for lion surveys in Tanzania
and Mozambique. Consistency in the research methods
will allow biologists to compare and combine the
results into one assessment of lion population in this
region of Africa.
SCIF also initiated and funded a leopard research
project in Namibia. Leopards are extremely difficult to
census and science-based information on this game
species is essential to validate its conservation management
strategy. An understanding of leopard population
trends is important to ensure harvest quotas are
sustainable. SCIF granted $45,000 to our partner, the
government of Namibia, to conduct a leopard population
survey
The SCI Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization that
funds and manages worldwide programs dedicated to wildlife conservation,
outdoor education and humanitarian services, including such
programs as Sportsmen Against Hunger, Sensory Safari, Safari Care, Disabled
Hunter, the American Wilderness Leadership School, Becoming an
Outdoors Woman & More and Youth Education Seminars (YES) Outdoors.
Call 877-877-3265 or visit www.sci-foundation.org for more information

SCI DETROIT CHAPTER
TROPHY MEASURERS
MASTER MEASURERS
Chuck Bazzy Bloomfield Hills (248) 851-1707
(248) 557-4140
Debra Cassidy Plymouth (734) 207-5318
Najy Jaboro Sr. Grosse Point Shores (313) 885-6933
Ed Keller Mt. Clemens (586) 465-0055
(586) 752-9202
George Keller Mt. Clemens (586) 291-1574
John Lombardo Roseville (586) 725-4352
Larry Masserant Newport (734) 586-8868
(734) 586-2329
John Shalvis Roseville (586) 772-6546
Bob Taylor Clarkston (248) 625-2760
Mike Wills Troy (248)-709-1370
OFFICAL MEASURERS
Don Black St. Clair Shores (586) 854-3694
Rick Cassidy Plymouth (248) 444-0048
Bob Checchi Westland (734) 459-2083
Rev. Chet Decker Warren (586) 771-3438
(586) 771-4821
Bob Easterbrook Sr. Madison Heights (248) 689-2002
Mathew Hill Reese (989) 868-3880
Larry Kelly New Baltimore (586) 725-3872
Joe Konwinski Bloomfield Hills (248) 334-2770
James Myers Burt (989) 770-4746
Scott O’Farrell Sterling Heights (586) 799-7239
Kenneth Ryan Westland (734) 326-0671
Luke Scharich Clinton Township (586) 465-3656
Dan Taylor Clarkston (248) 909-1512

MEMBERS PHOTO GALLERY
TIM BEAUDETT
BOB BERNDT
DON BLACK
SCOTT O’FARRELL
Please send your trophy photos with species information, location and guide to Scott@scidetroit.com

AFRICA:
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2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors
AFRICA ANYWAY SAFARIS, Wolma Kemp, P.O. Box
481, Graaf Reinet, Eastern Cape, 6280, Republic of South
Africa. Phone: 011-27-0-823739810, Fax: 011-27-049-
8910263, E-mail: kemp@aasafaris.com. Visit their website
at: www.aasasafaris.com.
AFRICA THIRSTLAND SAFARIS, Kobus Honiball, P.O.
Box 80087, Windhoek, Namibia 9000, Africa Phone/Fax:
011-264-61-258-681, Cell: 011-264-811-290-131, E-mail:
info@ats.com.na. Visit their web site at: www.ats.com.na.
DOUG KOK SAFARIS, Doug Kok, P.O. Box 1121,
Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe. Phone: 011-263-67-269517. U.S.
contact: John Trupiano: Phone: (586) 598-2869.
GAUSS HUNTING, Hartmut Freyer and Hagen Eggert,
P.O. Box 80, Otavi, Namibia. Phone: 011-264-67-234465.
Fax: 011-264-67-34400, E-mail: hagen@tsu.numib.com.
Visit their web site at: www.gausshunt.com.
KIDO SAFARIS, Henk Brink, P.O. Box 481, Mkuze,
KwaZulu-Natal, 3965, South Africa. Telephone/Fax: 011-
27-35-595-8255. Telephone/Fax: 011-27-35-595-8244,
Cell: 011-27-82-571-6555, E-Mail: kidosaf@mweb.co.za.
Visit their website at: www.kidosafaris.com.
McDONALD PRO-HUNTING, Sandy McDonald and
Safari Adventures Ltd., Chuck Bazzy, 1929 Lone Pine Rd.,
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302. Phone: (248) 557-4140, Fax:
(248) 851-1707,
E-mail: cbazzy7188@aol.com. Visit their web site .
www.safari-adventures.com.
NTSHONALANGA SAFARIS, Peter Harris, P.O. Box
2377. Zwavelpoort, 0036, Pretoria, South Africa,. Phone:
011-27-12-809-0435, Fax: 011-27-12-86-684-2556,
E-mail: peterharris@iafrica.com. Visit their web site at:
www.ntshonalangasafaris.co.za.
PHILLIP BRONKHORST SAFARIS, Phillip Bronkhurst,
P.O. Box 541, Ellisras, Limpopo, 0555, South Africa.
Phone: 011-14-765-0066, Fax: 011-14-765-0066, E-mail:
pbsafari@antic.net. Local contact: Jim Patcha: Phone:
(636) 827-1917.
RESTLESS AFRICA SAFARIS, Donovan Steynberg, P.O.
Box 349. Potchefstroom, 2520, South Africa. Phone: 011-
27-18-290-5023, Fax: 011-088-18-290-6000, Cell: 011-27-
82-440-5107, E-mail: info@restlessafrica.co.za. Visit their
web site at: www.restlessafrica.co.za.
RICHARD HOMES SAFARIS, Richard Holmes, P.O.
Box 713.Cradock 5880, Republic of South Africa, Phone:
011-27-48-8812814, Fax: 011-27-48-8814145, E-mail:
holmes@intekom.co.za. Visit their website at: www.richardholmessafaris.co.za.
Local representative:Dwaine Starr.
Phone: (906) 634-7169, E-mail: Dwaine@lighthouse.net.
SOUTHERN CROSS SAFARIS, Chris Cawood P.O. Box
12, Mortimer, 5870 Eastern Cape, RSA. Phone: 011-27-
48-886-0606, Fax: 011-27-48-886-0787, E-mail: southern-cross@intekom.co.za.
Visit their web site at: www.
southern-cross-safaris.co.za.
ASIA & SOUTH PACIFIC
ALPINE HUNTING ADVENTURES, Shane Quinn, P.O.
Box 5236, Palmerston North, New Zealand. Phone: (888)
891-0526 or 011-64-6-388-1344, Fax: 011-64-6-354-8133,
E-mail: alpine.hunting@xtra.co.nz. Visit their web site at:
www.alpinehunting.com.
ERIC BLEWITT SAFARIS, Eric & Kerri Blewitt, P.O.
Box 4016, Kingston, ACT 2604, Australia. Phone: 011-
61-2-6292-5434, Fax: 011-2-6292-0090, E-mail: info@
ericblewittsafaris.com. Visit their web site at: www.
ericblewittsafaris.com
GLENROY HUNTING LODGE, Jim Hunter, P.O. Box
413, Queenstown, New Zealand. Phone: 011-64-3-442-
4894, Fax: 011-64-3-442-4894, Cell: 011-64-274-367-362,
E-mail: jhunter@glenroy.co.nz. Visit their web site at:
www.glenroy.com.nz.
HAVAGO AUSTRALIA, Jim & Debbie Dieckmann,
Nyora Millmerran, Queensland, 4357 Australia. Phone:
011-61-7-4667-4152, Fax: 011-61-7-4667-4110, E-mail:
hunt@havagoaustralia.com.au. Visit their web site at:
www.havagoaustralia.com.au.
MUNGUNUI HUNTING LODGEw, Matt Hall, P.O. Box
60, Hamilton, New Zealand. Phone: 011-64-7-8724-892.
Fax: 011-64-7-872-4589, E-mail: huntingnz@actrix.gen.
nz. Visit their web site at: www.huntnz.co.nz.
NGAHERE GAME RANCH, Bruce Flett, 617 Upper Mill
Road, R.D.8., Waimate, South Canterbury, 7978, New Zealand.
Phone: 011-0064-3-6897809, Cell: 011-0218-94194,
E-mail: Bookings@tournz.com. Visit their web site at:
www.tournz.com.

EUROPE:
2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors
ACISA SPAIN, Fernando Saiz, Vereda De Las Penas 53,
Alcobendas, 28109 Madrid, Spain, Phone: 011-34-91-
6505169, E-mail: f.saiz@teleline.es.
HUNTINEUROPE, Srdja Dimitrijevic, Largo Olgiata
15, isola 93H, 00123 Rome, Italy. Phone: 011-39-33-
56326899, Fax: 011-39-06-30889758, E-mail: info@
huntineurope.com. Visit their web site at: www.huntineurope.com.
HUNTINSPAIN, Alfonso Fabres, VPedro-Llen / Las
Veguillas, 454 Salamanca, Spain. Phone/Fax: 011-34-923-
38001, E-mail: huntinspain@ctv.es. Visit their web site at:
www.huntinspain.com.
NORTH AMERICA:
ADVENTURE QUEST OUTFITTERS & SAFARI AD-
VENTURES LTD.,Chuck Bazzy, 1929 Lone Pine Rd.,
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302. Phone: (248) 557-4140, Fax:
(248) 851-1707, E-mail: cbazzy7188@aol.com. Visit their
web site at:
www.safari-adventures.com or www.adventurequestoutfitters.com.
ALASKA LEGENDS ADVENTURE LODGE & STONEY
CREEK ADVENTURES, George Brainard, 4670 Royal
Cove Drive, Shelby Twp., MI 48316. Phone: (248) 651-
4112, Fax: (248) 651-4112, E-mail: scadventures@aol.
com. Visit their website at: www.stoneycreekadventures.
com.
BEARFOOT ADVENTURES, Chet Benson, 6851 West
Commandor Lane, Wasilla, AK 99654. Phone: (907) 240-
4868, Cell: (907) 240-4868. E-mail: hunt@bearfootadventures.net.
Visit their web site: www.bearfootadventures.
net.
BOON DOG OUTFITTING, Roy Stanoffsky, Phone: (306)
979-8854, Fax: (306) 652-2969, E-mail: info@boondogoutfitting.com.
Visit their web site at: www.boondogoutfitting.com.
BUCKSTOP TAXIDERMY, Bob Checchi, 38145 Warren
Road, Westland, MI 48185. Phone: (734) 459-2083,
E-mail: bob@buckstoptaxidermy.com. Visit their web site
at: www.buckstoptaxidermy.com.
BUFFALO CREEK RANCH, Peter Allegra, P.O. Box 308
Leakey, TX. 78873. Phone: (800) 862-1887, Fax: (830)
232-6631, E-mail: buffalohtr@aol.com. Visit their web
site at: www.buffalocreekranch.com.
CALL OF THE WILD OUTFITTERS, Jimmie Call, 1303
E. 21st Avenue, Hutchinson, KS 67502. Phone: (620) 663-
9900, Fax: (620) 663-9900, E-mail: jcall1@cox.net. Visit
their web site: www.callofthewildoutfitter.homestead.com.
CAPTAIN FRANK’S FISHING CHARTERS. Captain
Frank, 2469 Pontiac Drive, Sylvan Lake, MI 48320. Phone:
(350) 509-1547, E-mail: fpiku@comcast.net. Visit their
web site at: www.captainfranksfishingcharters.com.
CEDAR BREAKS OUTFITTING, Daniel Hovermale,
189 E. Powderville Rd., Broadus, Montana 59317. Phone:
(406) 436-2743, E-mail: cedar-breaks@hotmail.com. Visit
their web site at: www.cedarbreaksoutfitting.com.
CENTENNIAL KENNELS &DUNDEE PHEASANT
FARMS, Bill Wolter, 11300 State Line Road, Morenci,
MI. 49256, Phone: (517) 902-2911. Visit their web site
at: www.dundeepheasantfarm.com.
CHESAPEAKE GOOSE & DUCK HUNTING SERVIC-
ES, Kirby Bryan, 9539 Chapel Road Easton, MD. 21601.
Phone: (410)310-6758. E-mail: cgdh@goeaston.net Visit
their web site at: www.chesapeakehunting.com
BELL WILDLIFE SPECIALTIES, Daniel Bell, 155 West
Oak Street, Harveyville, KS 66431. Phone: (785) 589-
2321, Fax: (785) 589-2321, E- mail: bellwildlife@earthlink.net.
Visit their web site at: www.bellwildlife.com.
BIGFISH CHARTER SERVICE, Tom Loy, 7302 Flamingo,
Algonic, MI 48001. Phone: (810) 794-5749, Fax:
(810) 794-0096, Cell: (810) 580-9252, E-mail: bigfishes2@gmail.com.
Visit their web site at: www.bigfishcharterservices.com.
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CIRCLE S RANCH, Warren Spagrud, P.O. Box 313, Rockglen,
Sask., Canada, SOH 3RO. Phone: (306) 476-2580,
Fax: (306) 476-2575, E-mail: wspagrud@xplornet.com.
CK HUNTING & FISHING CAMP, Darrell Copeland,
P.O. Box 458, Big Piney, WY 83113, Phone:
(307) 276-3723, Fax: (307) 276-3471, E-mail:
ckhunt@trib.com.
CLEARWATER LODGE, Vincent Pennarun, R.R. 2,
Emo, Ontario, PoW 1EO Canada. Phone: (807) 482-3839,
E-mail: info@clearwaterlodge.net. Visit their web site at:
www.clearwaterlodge.net.

2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors
COUNTY LINE GAME RANCH, Sal Palombo, 5800 Lyle
Rd., Beaverton, MI. 48612, Phone; (586) 754-8300
Fax: (586) 754-6572. Visit their web site at:
www.countylinegameranch.com.
CROCOCILE BAY RESORT, Larry Shanks, 100 Landing
Court, Suite D, Novato, CA 94945. Phone: (800) 733-
115x113. Fax: (415) 209-6177, E-mail: jeff@crocodilebay.
com. Visit their site at: www.crocodilebay.com.
HILDE HUNTING SERVICES, Dan Taylor, 10520 Enterprise
Drive, Davisburgh, MI 48350. Phone: (248) 909-
1512.
HILDE WILDLIFE STUDIOS, Bob Taylor, 10520 Enterprise
Drive, Suite 2, Davisburgh, MI 48350. Phone: (248)
625-2760, Fax: (248) 625-0026, E-mail: bobpamtaylor@
juno.com. Visit their web site at: www.hildetaxidermy.
com.
CUSTOM PARTS, Tom Ondrus, 2806 Route 307, P.O.
Box 126, Austinburg, Ohio 44010. Phone: (888) 338-1500,
Fax: (440) 275-1511, E-mail: ftondrus@hotmail.com.
Visit their web site at: www.merkel-usa.com.
DOUBLE D RANCH 58501 US-50, McArthur, OH 45651
Phone: 740-596-4711.
DOUBLE J OUTFITTERS, Jay Jack, Route 1, Box 90A.
Roosevelt, OK 73564. Phone: (580) 591-1181, E-mail:
doublejoutfitters@hotmail,com. Visit their web site at:
www.doublejoutfitters.com
EGAN HILL PLANTATION,Keith Egan, 1120 Osteen
Road, Bloomingdale, GA 31302. Phone: (912) 748-5293,
Fax: (912) 748-0868. E-mail: ehillhunt@aol.com. Visit
their web site at: www.eganhill.com.
FRASER SAFARIS N.Z., Lindsay Fraser, c/o 426 Ridge
Road, San Carlos, CA 94070. Phone: (650) 365-2565,
Cell: (650) 703-6231, E-mail: frasersafarisnz@msn.com.
Visit their web site at: www.trophystag.com.
FRONT SIGHT FIREARMS TRAINING INSTITUTE,
P.O. Box 2619, Aptos, California, 95001. Phone: (800)
987-7719, E-mail: info@frontsight.com. Visit their web
site at: www.frontsight.com.
GARRY WRIGHT SAFARIS, Garry Wright, P.O. Box 901,
Fredericksbug, TX 78624. Phone: (830) 990-1362, Cell:
(830) 285-2456, E-mail: Hunt@garrywright.com. Visit
their web site at: www.garrywright.com
GLOBAL HUNTING RESOURCES, INC. Aaron Neilson,
P.O. Box 620459, Littleton, CO. 80162. Phone: (303) 619-
2872, E-mail: globalhunts@aol.com. Visit their web site
at: www.globalhuntingresources.com.
HIGH LONESOME OUTFITTERS, LLC., Robert DeYoung,
P.O. Box 1031, Darrington, WA 98241. Phone:
(425) 923-3294, E-mail: bob@highlonesome-outfitters.com.
Visit their web site at:www.highlonesome-outfitters.com.
HOPKINS TROPHY WHITETAIL RANCH, Ryan Hopkins,
989 50th Ave., Sears, MI 49679. Phone: (231) 734-
3382, Fax: (231) 73403545, E-mail: vrhopkins@hotmail.
com. Visit their web site at: www.htwranch.com.
HORSESHOE HILL RANCH, Bob McConnell, P.O. Box
494, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania 16057. Phone: (724)
290-0338, Fax: E-mail: hhhunts@gmail.com. Visit their
web site at: www.hhhunts.com.
HOT TUNA FISHING CHARTERS, Jerry Iwanski, GI
Quality Services, 23268 Liberty St., St. Clair Shores, MI
48080. Phone: (586) 817-1064, E-mail: giqualityservices@yahoo.com
HUSCHITT’S JAGD REVIER, Frank Huschitt, 13007
Matchwood Tower Road, Ewen, MI 49925. Phone: (224)
578-5556, Fax: (847) 546-3959, E-mail: info@uptrophyhunting.com.
Visit their web site at: www.uptrophyhunting.com.
HUNTER’S CREEK CLUB, Steve Hardenburgh, 675 E.
Sutton Road, Metamora, MI 48455. Phone: (810) 664-
4307, E-mail: steve_hunterscreekclub@yahoo.com. Visit
their web site at: www.hunterscreekclub.com.
JAMES RIVER LODGE, Joe Schwiedop, 40470 225th
Street, Forestburg, SD 57314. Phone: (605) 999-7478. E-
mail: reservations@jamesriverlodge.com. Visit their web
site at: www.jamesriverlodge.com.
JEWELCRAFT INTERNATIONAL, Mike Young 22542
Foxmoor, Novi, MI 48374. Phone: (734) 748-0098.
KLINEBURGER ENTERPRISES, Kent & Molly
Klineburger, 14015-415th Way S.E. , North Bend, Washington
98045. Phone: (425) 785-0032, Fax: (425) 831-
1186, E-mail: Klineurger@lycos.com. Visit their web site
at: www.klineburger.com.
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2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors
LAREDO HUNT CLUB, George Vogt, 3711 San Felipe,
Suite 8F, Houston, Texas 77027. Phone: (713) 654-0047,
Fax: (713) 654-0047, E-mail: laredohuntclub@aol.com.
Visit their web site at: www.laredohuntclub.com.
MUY GRANDE RANCH, Perry Heleski, 10350 Whitetail
Way, Millersburg, MI 49759. Phone: (888) 331-7274, Fax:
(888) 331-7274, E-mail: inbox@muygranderanch.com.
Visit their web site at: www.muygranderanch.com.
LES OHLHAUSER, 4555 York Street, Denver, CO 80216.
Phone: (800) 346-8072 Ext. 451, Fax: (314) 982-1087, E-
mail: les.ohlhauser@purina.nestle.com.
LOBO PEAK GUIDES & OUTFITTERS, Bert Fillion,
6340 Blackburn South, Prince George, British Columbia,
Canada. Phone: (250) 963-9967. Fax: (250) 963-8819,
E-mail: lobopeak@telus.net. Visit their web site at: www.
lobopeak.com.
THE LODGE AT HIDDEN BASIN, Nick & Theresa Brigman,
2700 Nugget Lane, Anchorage, AK. 99516. Phone:
(907) 345-7017, Fax: (907) 345-9070, E-mail: hiddenbasin@alaska,com.
Visit their web site at: www.hiddenbasinalaska,
com.
LOMBARDO’S TAXIDERMY STUDIO, John Lombardo.
10278 Dixie Hwy., Fair Haven, MI 48023. Phone (586)
725-4352. Fax: (586) 725-3320. E-mail: jlombardo370@
aol.com.
LOON RIVER CAFE, Master Chef Ray Hollingsworth,
34911 Van Dyke, Sterling Heights, MI 48312. Phone:
(586) 979-1420. Visit their web site at: www.loonrivercafe.com.
MAC’S OUTDOOR ADVENTURES, Mike ‘Mac’
MacEachron, 510 Escott, Big Rapids, MI. 49307. Phone:
(231) 349-4167, Fax: (231) 592-1103, E-mail: macsoutdoors@sbcglobal.net.
MAD COW CUSTOM LEATHER, LLC., Jay Burgher,
52588 Van Dyke, Suite C, Shelby Twp., MI 48316. Phone:
(586) 726-8200, (877) MAD-COW1, E-mail: jay@madcowcustomleather.com.
Visit their web site at: www.
madcowcustomleather.com.
MAG-NA-PORT INTERNATIONAL, Larry & Ken Kelly,
41302 Executive Dr., Harrison Township, MI. 48045.
Phone: (586) 469-6727. E-mail: emal@magnaport.com.
Visit their web site at: www.magnaport.com.
MCDOUGALL/TALSTAR LODGES, Leslie Manners, 280
West 13th Street, Lafayette, OR 97127. Phone: Winter:
(503)538-5607 (Sept.15-May 10), Summer: (907) 733-
2818 (May 11-Sept. 14), E-mail: bigdave@mcdougalllodge.
com. Visit their web site at: www.mcdougalllodge.com.
NATURES BEAUTY, Ron Meyer, P.O. Box 107, Oxford,
MI 48371. Phone: (248) 236-9314, Fax: (248) 236-9315,
E-mail: ron@naturesbeautyphotography.com. Visit their
web site at: www.naturesbeautyphotography,com.
NEBRASKA TROPHY WHITETAILS, Paul Payton,
71917-608 Ave., Virginia,, NE 68458. Phone: (402) 688-
4596, Fax: (402) 688-4797, E-mail: bowshot@diodecom.
net. Visit their web site at: www.nebraskatrophywhitetails.
com.
NIPIGON RIVER BEAR HUNTS, Bob Bearman, P.O. Box
400, Nipigon, Ontario, Canada, POT 2JO. Phone: (807)
887-3801, Fax: (807) 887-3801, E-mail: bbearman@shaw.
ca. Visit their web site at: www.nipigonriverbearhunt.com.
OPEN ACRES LODGE, Mark Malvich, 11230 Davisburg
Road, Davisburg, MI 48350. Phone: (248) 521-1416, Cell:
(248) 933-8272, Fax: (248) 620-9739.
OUTWEST FARMS, Lee Lightsey, 1921 S.W. 196 Terrace,
Okeechobee, FL 34974. Phone: (863) 634-3262,
Fax: (506) 356-1013, E-mail: outwest@strato.net. Visit
their web site at: www.outwestfarms.com.
ONYX EMBROIDERY INC., Dave Dawson: Phone:
(248) 588-9393. Visit their web site at: www.onyxemb.
com/
PINE MOUTAIN OUTFITTERS, Levi Britton, 14500
Canyon Creek Road, Molt, MT 59057. Phone: (406) 628-
2593, Fax: (406) 628-1294. Visit their web site at: www.
pinemountainoutfitters.com.
R&D SPORT FISHING CHARTERS, Captain Ron Levitan
Jr., 2150 S. Milford Rd., Milford, MI. 48381. Phone:
(248)684-4237.
RECORD BUCK RANCH & SAFARI ADVENTURES
LTD., Chuck Bazzy, 1929 Lone Pine Rd., Bloomfield Hills,
MI 48302. Phone: (248) 557-4140, Fax: (248) 851-1707,
E-mail: cbazzy7188@aol.com. Visit their web site at:
www.safari-adventures.com or www.recordbuck.com.
REEL SCREAM CHARTERS, Capt Don Barrett, 14687
Klenk, Detroit, MI 48215. Phone: (586) 214-8865.
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2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors
RINGNECKS & RETRIEVERS, LLC., Mike Lohr, 40489
North Shore Road, Huron, SD 57350. Phone: (973) 670-
2311, E-mail: rnrhunts@embarqmail.com. Visit their web
site at: www.sdpheasanthunter.com.
RIVER HILLS LODGE, Harold Steele, 27839 366th Ave.,
Platte, SD 57369. Phone: (605) 337-3954, Fax: (605)
337-2456, E-mail: info@riverhillslodge.com. Visit their
web site at: www.riverhillslodge.com or www.ecirclee.
com.
ROBERT STANLEY GUIDE SERVICE, Robert Stanley,
42 Book Street, Wallaceburgh, Ont. N8A 2T3. Phone:
(519)784-2968, E-mail: fishduck@kent.net. Visit their
web site at: www.fishduck.ca.
ROCK CREEK OUTFITTERS, Dean & Patti Armbrister,
P.O. Box 152, Hinsdale, MT 59241 Phone/Fax: (406) 648-
5524, E-mail: rcranch@nemontel.net. Visit their web site
at: www.milkrivermontana.com.
TALSTAR LODGE, 280 W. 13th St., Lafayette, OR 97127
Phone winter: (503) 538-5607 summer: (907) 733-2818.
Visit their web site at: www.talstarlodge.com.
TEAM HEAVY SHOT, Paul Bennett, 7754 Vernier, Irs
Twp., MI 48023. Phone: (810) 343-0737, Fax: (586) 716-
5178.
THE HUNTSMAN HUNT CLUB, James Tebben, 3166
Havens Road, Dryden, MI. 48428. Phone: (810) 796-3000,
Fax: (810) 796-9205, Visit their web site at: www.thehuntsmanhuntclub.com.
THUNDER BAY GOLF RESORT , Jan Matthias, 27800
M-32 East Hillman, MI 49746. Phone: (800) 729-9375.
Visit their web site at: www.thunderbaygolf.com.
TRIJICON, 49385 Shafer Ave., Wixom, MI 48393. Phone:
(800) 338-0563. Fax: (248) 960-0563. Visit their web site
at: www.trijicon.com.
SAND CREEK OUTFITTERS, Jim Collins & Steve Smith,
712 B West Sunnyside Lane, Thermopolis, WY 82443.
Phone: (307) 864-9303, E-mail: sshunter11@yahoo.com.
Visit their web site at: www.sandcreekranchoutfitters.com.
SAFARI JEWELRY, Tony Vastana, P.O. Box 61606, San
Barbara, CA 93160. Phone: (800) 5597-2327. Visit their
web site at: www.safarijewelry.com.
SAFARI UNLIMITED, Drake Dawson, 8285 State Road J,
New Bloomfield, Missouri 65063 Phone: (866) 491-3668,
Cell: (573)
544-2041, E-mail: drake@mytimetohunt.com. Visit their
web site at: www.mytimetohunt.com.
SOUTH AMERICA WING SHOOTING, Hectar Palacios,
c/o The Wingate Group, 25508 Wyngate Ct., Flat Rock, MI
48134. Phone: (734) 709-1475, E-mail: donations@southamericawingshooting.com.
Visit their web site at: www.
southamericawingshooting.com.
SOUTHERN COLORADO OUTFITTERS, INC., Steve
Martinez, 8206 Old San Isabel Road, Rye, CO 81069.
Phone: (719) 489-2410, Fax: (719) 489-2914, E-mail:
gvosteve@yahoo.com. Visit their web site at: www.southamericawingshooting.com.
STRAY CAT FISHING CHARTERS, LLC. Capt John
Giszczak, 9760 Judd Road, Willis, MI 48191. Phone:
(734) 787-0030, Fax: (734) 461-0256, Cell: (734) 787-
0030, E-mail: straycat@straycatsportfishingcharters.com.
Visit their web site at: www.straycatsportfishingcharters.com.
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TROPHY’S UNLIMITED, Jay Cranford, 63 Gibson Road,
Macon, GA. 31220. Phone: (478) 256-3422, (888) 443-
6471, E-mail: huntsunlimited@bellsouth.net. Visit their
web site at: www.trophysunlimited.com.
WALNUT KNOB OUTDOORS, Dave Bryant, 18279 430th
Street, Pittsfiedl, Il 62363. Phone: (217) 285-4259, Fax:
(217) 285-6340, E-mail: dave@walnutknob.com. Visit
their web site at: www.walnutknob.com.
WATERFOWL, INC., Josh White, R.R. # 3 Wallaceburg,
Ontario, N8A 4K9, Canada. Phone: (519) 627-0646.
WEST TEX-NEW MEX HUNTING SERVICES, Jess
Rankin, P.O. Box 2305, Roswell, NM 88202. Phone: (505)
622-6600, Fax: (505) 622-6600. Visit their web site at:
www.new-mexico-hunts.com.
WHITETAIL TROPHY HUNTS – NEBRASKA, Rob
Spence, 61055 720th Road, Steinauer, NE 68441. Phone:
(888) 816-7555 or (402) 865-5875, Fax: (402) 865-5825,
E-mail: rspence@diodecom.net. Visit their web site at:
www.whitetailtrophyhunts.com
SOUTH AMERICA:
CATAMARCA HUNTING SERVICES, Alfonso Fabres,
San Antonio de Paclin. Catamarca, Argentina. Phone:
011-5493-83360-5544, E-mail: alfonsosfm@hotmail.com.
Visit their web site at: www.huntincatamarca.com.

2009-2010 SCI DETROIT Chapter Fund Raiser Auction Donors
CAZATUR, Eduardo F. DeAraoz, Phone: 011-34-91-442-
3775, Fax: 011-34-91-442-8643, E-mail: spain@cazatur.
com. Visit their web site at: www.cazatur.com.
ESTANCIA LA CRIOLLA, Roberto Druetto, Cortada
Bustamante 2215 Piso, Santa Fe, Argentina. Phone: 011-
54-342-4554653, Fax: 011-54-342-4556914, E-mail: rd@
estancialacriolla.com.ar. Visit their web site at: www.
estancialacrolla.com.ar.
HILDE WILDLIFE STUDIOS, Bob Taylor, 10520 Enterprise
Drive, Suite 2, Davisburgh, MI 48350. Phone: (248) 625-2760,
Fax: (248) 625-0026, E-mail: bobpamtaylor@juno.com
JEWELCRAFT INTERNATIONAL, Mike Young 22642 Foxmoor,
Novi, MI 48374. Phone: (734) 748-0098.
LOMBARDO’S TAXIDERMY STUDIO, John Lombardo.
10278 Dixie Hwy., Fair Haven, MI 48023. Phone (586) 725-
4352. Fax: (586) 725-3320. E-mail: jlombardo370@aol.com.
HUNTINARGINTINA, Lucy Robles, Suipacha 1519
(1643) Beccar, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Phone: 011-
5411-4743-5665, E-mail: robles@huntinargentina.com.
Visit their web site at: www.huntinargentina.com.
MG HUNTING, Marcelo Gil, Olaguer y Feliu 1787, (1636)
Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Phone: 011-5411-4795-
4819, Fax: 011-5411-4794-6913, E-mail: mg@mghunting.com.
Visit their web site at: www.mghunting.com.
LOON RIVER CAFE, Master Chef Ray Hollingsworth,
34911 Van Dyke, Sterling Heights, MI 48312. Phone: (586)
979-1420. Visit their web site at: www.loonrivercafe.com.
MAD COW CUSTOM LEATHER, LLC., Jay Burgher, 52588
Van Dyke, Suite C, Shelby Twp., MI 48316. Phone: (586)
726-8200, (877) MAD-COW1, E-mail: jay@madcowcustomleather.com.
Visit their web site at: www.madcowcustomleather.com.
WILD PAMPAS SAFARIS, Teddy Fairhurst, Uruguay
1069 (1644) Victoria, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Phone/Fax:
011-54-11-4745-9287, E-mail: info@wildpampassafaris.
com.ar.Visit their web site at: www.wildpampassafaris.com.ar
MAG-NA-PORT INTERNATIONAL, Larry & Ken Kelly,
41302 Executive Dr., Harrison Township, MI. 48045. Phone:
(586) 469-6727. E-mail: emal@magnaport.com. Visit their
web site at: www.magnaport.com.
MERCHANDISE:
ABLE SAFE CO.: Todd Benmark, 5685 East 13 Mile Road,.
Warren, MI. Phone: (586) 446-9467.
NATURES BEAUTY, Ron Meyer, P.O. Box 725006, Berkley,
MI 48072. Phone: (248) 546-0100, Fax: (248339-3211,
E-mail: orders@naturesbeautyphotography.com. Visit their
web site at: www.naturesbeautyphotography,com.
BASS PRO SHOPS, Great Lakes Crossing, Reilley Daniels
4500 Baldwin Rd., Auburn Hills, MI. Phone: (248) 209-4200.
CABELAS INC: 110 Cabelas Drive East, Dundee, MI.Phone:
(734) 539-4700.
CENTENNIAL KENNELS, Bill Wolter, 11300 State Line
road, Morenci, MI 49256. Phone: (517) 902-2911.
DOWN RIVER LAWN & LANDSCAPE, Ron Salisbury,
Phone: (810)765-9533.
FRONT SIGHT FIREARMS TRAINING INSTITUTE, P.O.
Box 2619, Aptos, California, 95001. Phone: (800) 987-7719,
E-mail: info@frontsight.com. Visit their web site at: www.
frontsight.com.
HILDE HUNTING SERVICES, Dan Taylor, 10520 Enterprise
Drive, Davisburgh, MI 48350. Phone: (248) 909-1512.