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Official Newsletter of SCI-Drayton Valley Chapter VOLUME 11 | ISSUE 1 | FEBRUARY 2018
EDGE
SCI – DRAYTON VALLEY
CHAPTER
RECOGNIZED AS
2018
W.I.S.E.
AWARD
RECIPIENT
SCI 2018 ANNUAL HUNTERS CONVENTION
SCI-DV 2018 SUMMER CAMP OUT
10 TH ANNUAL CALL OF THE WILD
CHAPTER ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
2018 AHEIA SUMMER CAMP

PRESIDENT`S
MESSAGE
Hello Members,
I want to thank you all for being a part of our SCI Chapter. I
have just returned from Calgary where our chapter received
the W.I.S.E. Award given out by the Conservation Education
Foundation of Alberta. This was a huge honor for our
chapter in recognition of all the great work we do in the
Province.
As we go about our business doing good things for the
Province, our government and special interest groups are
trying to take away our wild Alberta from us. The Bighorn
area and watersheds are being threatened to be closed
for recreation, hunting and fishing by a group called Y2Y
(Yellowstone to Yukon). This group wants to close the
eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta to all
hunting, fishing and recreational opportunities. Their goal
is to create a large wildlife corridor and close our Alberta
opportunities down! Please read the insert enclosed with
this newsletter. Get informed of Y2Y and what the NDP
government is trying to take away from us all. Write your
MLA, sign the enclosed Alberta ATV Association Petition and
mail it in!
SCI Alberta has written letters to the Minister of Environment
to argue our stance of keeping these Alberta areas open to
all Albertans; and, if there are problems that impact wildlife
in these areas we endeavor to create regulations not
closures so we all can enjoy our outdoors!
Get involved like your way of life depends on it! It truly does.
Good Hunting
Coby Mahan
President
SCI – Drayton Valley Chapter
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Hunter's Edge is distributed twice
per year in February and August.
Closing Date for Next Newsletter Submission
July 1, 2018 and January 1, 2019
Send your submissions to us at
board@scidraytonvalley.com
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W.I.S.E. Award
The SCI Drayton Valley Chapter was the
selected recipient of the 2018 Conservation
Education W.I.S.E. Foundation & Alberta
Hunter Education Instructors’ Association
16th Annual W.I.S.E. Award. Chapter
representatives were in attendance at
the February 10th awards banquet where
chapter president, Coby Mahan accepted
the award on behalf of the chapter.
The Conservation Education W.I.S.E.
Foundation exists to perpetuate the
responsible use of the great outdoors. The
W.I.S.E. acronym stands for Wildlife as our
motive, In trust as our objective, Safekeeping
as our goal, and Education as our Tool to
achieve all this.
The SCI Drayton Valley Chapter is truly
humbled to be selected recipients of this
prestigious award.
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W.I.S.E. Award
DRAYTON
VALLEY
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Northern Timber Wolf... Take 2
(Written by Coby Mahan)
How many of us have dreamed of an actual wolf hunt.
This is the one apex predator I have always dreamed
of encountering on a hunt solely for them in wild
Alberta!
It all came together this winter when myself and my
good friend, Bill Davie went on our second hunt for
wolf with my good friend Del Bredeson. Del has been
a trapper and outfitter in Northern Alberta for over
50 years. His vast knowledge of wolves and
trapping is truly remarkable. We had spent
three days last winter hunting over our
bait with Del only to have a power
line cutting crew cut it short
when they showed up in
the area and quickly
made enough noise to chase any chance of a wolf
sighting away for our hunt!
This time was to be our redemption! Our bait was set
on a lake that was very remote. Wolf sign was all over
the northern bush area, and the blind was warm and
comfortable for our long days of waiting.
DAY 1
Del lead the way into the blind early in the dark. After
about a 20 minute sled ride we followed him to the
blind through the bush. It was a cold morning and had
snowed the night before. On the last approach to the
blind Bill had stepped on a grouse buried in the snow.
As it blew up and flew away it scared the hell out of us
all, something we would laugh about most of the day.
We spent the day in the blind watching the ravens as
they hopped around on the bait. We glassed the bush
line on the other side of the lake at 750 yards dreaming
of a wolf stepping out to the bait. As the daylight ended
so did our hopes of a wolf sighting that day.
DAY 2
It was an early start again and as we headed down the trail
with the sled I was thinking to myself this was really Day
5 of sitting if I counted the days from last year. I figured
we deserved a sighting and some good luck today. As
we walked through the thick bush on the way to the lake
another grouse blew out, just as the first day. I figured
this was good luck! How often could this happen?
As Bill and I settled down in the blind it wasn’t long before
daylight started to show us the bait on the lake. At about
9am we had our first look at something other than a bird
at the bait...a coyote slowly made his way to the bait and
he helped himself for about a half hour before a thick fog
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rolled across the lake.
Just shortly before noon the fog started to lift from the
lake exposing the bait pile once again. Bill and I started
to check out our lunch that Evelyn, Del’s wife, had packed
for us. As we were digging through our sandwiches and
treats I just remember looking out the small window of
the blind and in a very high whisper said, “Bill Wolves”!
Five large timber wolves closed the distance very quickly
on a full out run with their tails flagging. They were
kings, not slowed down by anything, jumping and biting
at the ravens as they got to the bait. Now, the problem
with five wolves at your bait is they don’t stand still long
enough for two guys to get settled in for a good shot on

two together at the same time!
No sooner did we get ready to go they started moving
off the bait and heading down the lake! They were not
sticking around for long. Bill and I had a deal to shoot
on the count of three. As they left Bill said I got the last
one, which my scope was on so I immediately jumped to
the second last and counted quickly; 1...2...Boom! Down
went the big dog I was on and quickly Bill shot; Boom!
Boom! And down went the second wolf. As the rest ran
off the lake we kept an eye on the two large wolves we
downed laying on the lake.
I grabbed the range finder and ranged the wolves. Mine
was a jogging shot at 250 while Bill shot his at 280 running
dead away. We had a celebration in the blind for a few
minutes recounting how fast that all happened. From
the time we first saw the pack until it was all over may
have been a minute and a half.
I felt so good as Bill and I drove out on the lake realizing
what we just accomplished. Two good friends, two great
timber wolves. It was the perfect Take 2!
If you have always dreamed of a Northern Wolf Hunt I
would highly suggest our good friend Del. Take a good
friend like I did, spend some great time learning about
the trap line life and if you are just patient enough with
your friend...you also may Take 2!
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Youth Hunter Education Camp
The SCI Drayton Valley Chapter is thrilled to be providing sponsorship to support five youth in attending the 2018
Youth Hunter Education Camp facilitated by AHEIA from July 22 – 27, 2018. This is a five-day event of fun-filled
learning activities with experts sharing their knowledge and providing instruction in the Alberta Conservation
and Hunter Education Program, the Canadian Firearms Safety Course and much more! The camps are held at
Alford Lake Conservation Education Centre for Excellence which is located approximately one-half hour drive
West of Caroline in the spectacular foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
If you have a child, or know of a youth, 12 to 17 years of age who may be interested in attending the camp this
is their chance to submit an entry for this opportunity. Here is what you have to do:
• Please have your child/youth submit a short story to us sharing what they enjoy the most about the outdoors
and why they would like to attend this camp. Youth applicants whose parent/grandparent is a member of
SCI-DV will be given first priority.
• Mail this story to us at Box 6534, Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1R9 for arrival no later than April 1st.
• All applications will be reviewed and five youth chosen to attend the camp with all expenses paid (with the
exception of transportation to and from the camp). Camp value of $414.75.
• Chosen youth will be notified by April 30th.
• Any parents/adults interested in volunteering at the camp; please include this with the youth’s story
submission as well!
• Youth attending the camp will be looked upon to write a story about their experience at camp and submit to
us along with photos to share in an upcoming edition of Hunter’s Edge.
These camps are restricted to those youngsters who have not previously attended the AHEIA Youth Hunter
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Proud Supporters of SCI - Drayton Valley Chapter
Leonard Claffey
Branch Manager
Drayton Valley Branch
Box 6908, 5506 - 50 Street
Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1S3
leonard.claffey@servus.ca
t: 780.542.2496 ext 67223
c: 780.898.2489
f: 780.542.1558
servus.ca
Engine, Compressor
& Pump Services
Box 6608
Drayton Valley, AB
T7A 1S1
780-542-5846
Fax:780-514-3520
Cell: 780-542-0731
YOUTH HUNTER TRAINING COURSE
SCI Drayton Valley Chapter will be offering a
Youth Hunter Training Course in the Spring of
2018. The course dates are as follows:
April 19
April 20
April 21
5:00-8:00pm
8:30am-5:00pm
8:30am-5:00pm
The Hunter Training Course is being offered
free of charge to youth 12 to 17 years
of age. If you have a child, or know of
someone who may be interested in taking
the course, please contact
Everett Ness
Hunter Training Coordinator
780-542-0711
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OUR CHAPTER ACHIEVEMENTS
2016-2017
Your SCI – Drayton Valley Chapter experienced a most successful 2016/2017 year in support of SCI’s mission
toward hunting conservation, education and humanitarian endeavors. At an international level a memorable
occasion was the privilege of being awarded the 2016 SCI Chapter of The Year Award.
We continued with our commitment toward our primary humanitarian project; that being our Fishing Dock for
seniors residing within care centres and individuals with disabilities. Our local Board and Chapter members
have contributed in excess of 500 volunteer hours toward the operation and maintenance of the dock this year.
Over the summer months we have been very fortunate to have a variety of user groups visit the dock, with
some senior groups travelling from two hours away to visit the dock and enjoy the benefits it has to offer. In
total this summer we have had over 150 individuals visit the dock!
In support of SCIFs missions on a global scale, our Chapter was extremely pleased to be involved in the delivery
a Blue Bag this past year. This delivery was organized through our affiliation with Hearts of Lushoto, which is a
local community organization we have partnered with for a number of years. This blue bag delivery resulted
in the provision of essential education materials for the village school and a laptop for their educator.
As part of our commitment to sustain our hunting heritage and providing our youth the opportunity to enjoy
the great outdoors, we facilitated a youth hunter training program in May 2017 within our community of
Drayton Valley free of charge to youth 17 years of age and under, with 6 youth and 3 adult participants.
The Drayton Valley Chapter of Safari Club International is very proud to continue their support of the National
Archery in Schools Program (NASP). Over the past year we maintained our current commitment to the
program by way of supporting needed upgrades to current school participants kits. We also supported the St.
Anthony’s Drayton Valley Mini-Shoot through the provision of trophies and medals for the youth participants.
Of significant mention is our involvement in the coordination of the 2017 NASP Provincial Shoot right here
in Drayton Valley in partnership with the Brazeau Bowbenders and AHEIA. This shoot saw over 1000+ youth
archers participate in the 4 day event held within the WellHouse Supply building. It was an amazing event!
Drayton Valley is extremely proud to be one of the most involved and recognized NASP communities in Alberta.
Since its inception our Chapter has committed in excess of $150,000 toward the NASP program. It is our
greatest hope that this program brings a new level of enjoyment to those students who may not have had the
chance to shoot target archery, and that our local youth’s participation in the program may spark an enjoyment
for the outdoors and all that it has to offer! Our goal is that this opportunity will impact children for years to
come and raise awareness for Safari Club International and its educational efforts. The NASP Program is a great
addition to our educational system and we hope it brings great enjoyment to all involved!
In partnership with other Alberta SCI Chapters we were also very proud to be a part of the Alberta Hunter
Harvest initiative, supplying food banks and Alberta’s less fortunate with 8500 pounds of wild game venison.
Over the past year our conservation efforts have focused on the collaring of cougars within local WMUs to
study their ranges and mortality levels. We also aided in the fight against the closure of grizzly bear hunting in
British Columbia.
To you, our members and supporters we thank you for your many contributions. It is your commitment and
support of the SCI Drayton Valley Chapter that has contributed to the accomplishments that have been achieved.
If you are not yet a member of SCI, please do consider joining SCI tonight to help the only organization that will
protect your freedom to hunt.
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9TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISING
BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS
The SCI Drayton Valley Chapter hosted a world class
banquet this past September offering guests a variety
of trips from all over the world, raffles and an extensive
silent auction. We always enjoying hosting this annual
event and appreciate the support we receive from
our chapter members and local community.
Chapter Board of Directors
Jayson Ness, Bill Davie, Rob Kubicek, Kara Westerlund,
Dann Klammer, Coby Mahan, Eric Moland
(missing from photo – Everett Ness, Barb Bowen)
The SCI Drayton Valley Chapter Board of
Directors extend a special thank you to the
volunteers who worked tirelessly toward the
banquets success:
Adrienne Zenko
Brittany Moland
Cabelas Windemere
Dana Kubicek
Elisha Reid
Emma Rob
Jason Ofner
Jason St. Michael
JP Zenko
Larry Holinaty
Len Westerlund
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Lorna Holinaty
Marc Gresslar
Mason Kuhn
Ron Klammer
Samantha Geurtin
Servus Credit Union
Shannon Davie
Shawn Cameron
Shirley Mahan
Sue Moland
Join SCI Today!!!
www.scidraytonvalley.com | www.sci-canada.ca

THANK YOU
ALL ONCE AGAIN!
We look forward to seeing you at our
2018 Call of The Wild
Banquet on September 15th!
Secure your Banquet Tickets in advance
by calling Coby at 780-542-7864.
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SCI - DRAYTON VALLEY CHAPTER
WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS SINCERE
APPRECIATION AND THANKS
TO OUR BANQUET DONORS:
BRANDON BAILEY
FINE ART
Live Auction
DIAMOND SPONSORS ($5,000 +)
Telford
Live Auction
D&L
Outfitters
Live Auction
Bag, Beer
& Bone Bundle
Live Auction
Live
Auction
A full service hunting outfitter with everything Texas has to offer!
PLATINUM SPONSORS ($2,500 - $4,999)
Live Auction
Live Auction
Live Auction
wes@huntdoublediamond.com
www.huntdoublediamond.com
Cauldron
Floor Raffle
& Mystery
Back Pack
Del Bredeson
Live Auction
Floor
Raffle
GOLD SPONSORS ($1,000 - $2,499)
Arctic Spas
(Thorsby)
Massage Chair
Bundle
Cabela`s Skeet Shoot
Bare Necessities Bundle
Bag, Beer & Bone Bundle
Silent Auction
BC Sportfishing
Group
Live Auction &
Floor Raffle
CJ Metal
Erectors Ltd.
Money Purse
Bundle
Custom Gun
Painting
Feature Drink & 5 Gun Raffle
Live Auction
$50 Gun and Floor Raffle
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THANK YOU
AHEIA
Silent Auction
Anytime Fitness
Silent Auction
Bob's Custom
Knives & Sheathes
Silent Auction
SILVER SPONSORS ($500 - $999)
Flower Farm
Decor
Hayduk Picker Service
5 Guns Raffle
Len-Car
Silent Auction
Shirley Mahan,
Brazeau County
Councillor
5 Guns Raffle
Stitches & Dreams
Silent Auction
Top Notch
5 Gun Raffle
Trails End
Taxidermy
Taxidermy Certificates
Westerlunds
Oilfield Services
5 Guns Raffle
Polard Insulation
Floor Raffle
Apex Monarch
Silent Auction
Blackwater Operations
Cock-A-Doodle-Doo Raffle
DV Rentals
Silent Auction
BRONZE SPONSORS ($0 - $499)
Getzinger's Autobody
Silent Auction
Hunters Path
Silent Auction
Les Ohlhauser
Silent Auction
Mixers
Live Auction
Wine Sponsor
Mr. Mikes
Wine & Dine Bundle
Thriving with Sandi
Silent Auction
Your Choice
Embroidery
Silent Auction
If we have missed listing a donor please accept our apology. We would ask that you
please let us know so that we can ensure to include you in future publications.
Please join us for the SCI Drayton Valley Chapter
ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING
April 10, 2018 - 7:00pm
at Violet Grove Community Hall

SCI 2018 CONVENTION
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
SCI Drayton Valley Chapter representatives attendance
at the annual convention is critical to our chapters
success. Presence at the convention has allowed us
the opportunity to create lasting relationships with
numerous outfitters and SCI Representatives from
around the world. Our presence at convention, along
with the recognition we have received over the years
has resulted in our chapter being known and respected
on an international scale.
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Chapter representatives were able to solidify some
wonderful outdoor opportunities which will be
featured at our 10th Annual Call of the Wild fundraiser
on September 15, 2018.

2018 SCI - Drayton Valley Chapter
Call of The Wild
10 th Annual Fundraising Banquet
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018
MacKenzie Conference Centre, Drayton Valley, Alberta
Doors Open at 4:30pm * Dinner at 7:00pm * Gun & Floor Raffles Commence at 4:30pm
PRELIMINARY HIGHLIGHTS: With the Call of The Wild fundraising banquet fast approaching
we are pleased to give you a preliminary overview of the incredible local and international
outdoor adventures and merchandise that will be available at the banquet:
Telford
ALASKA’S D&L OUTFITTERS
10 Day Dall Sheep Hunt for 1 Hunter
www.alaska-d-l-outfitters.com
BRANDON
BAILEY
Original Painting
www.bbaileyart.com
DOUBLE DIAMOND OUTFITTERS
Texas Exotic Ranch Hunt
www.huntdoublediamond.com
JOSHUA SPIES
Giclee
www.joshuaspies.com
TELFORD HUNTING
5 Day Red Stag Hunt for
1 Hunter and 1 Non-Hunter
www.flyfishhunt.co.nz
TWIN ANCHORS
House Boat
www.twinanchors.com
DAKOTA OUTFITTERS
Whitetail Deer Hunt For 1 Hunter
www.DakotaOutfittersLLC.com
MITCH STRASIA
Custom Knife
www.strasiaknives.com
Watch for further details about our
September 15 th banquet offerings in our
September issue of Hunters Edge!
WOW SAFARIS
South Africa Safari for 4 Hunters
www.wowafrica.com
To secure your banquet tickets please contact Coby Mahan at 780-542-7864.
$100 each (tables of 8 or 10 available)
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SUMMER
CamP
Out
We welcome all Chapter members and their
families to participate in our 8th Annual
Summer Camp Out!
June 14-15, 2018
At the Brazeau BowBenders Archery Range
There is lots of room for campers
Please contact Coby Mahan at 780-542-7864
to register for this fun event.
There will be opportunities for some great
outdoor fun, a chance to walk the 3D archery
range, and loads of activities and prizes for
everyone…not to mention the chance for some
great conversation!
Hope to see you there!

Roast Pheasant
with white wine & charlotte potatoes
INGREDIENTS
• Sea salt and black pepper
• 2 pheasants (young hens are best)
• Olive oil
• 1 pack (100g or 31⁄2oz) pancetta lardons
• 1 red onion, peeled and cut into thin rings
• 1 clove garlic, peeled and chopped into slithers
• 2 juniper berries crushed with a few black peppercorns
• 700g (241⁄2oz) charlotte potatoes, cut diagonally into 3 pieces
• 6 rashers pancetta or streaky bacon
• 2 large glasses rosé wine (or leftover sparkling pink prosecco)
SERVES 4
DIRECTIONS
Preheat the oven to 200°C/400°F.. Salt and pepper the pheasants. In the bottom of a large, cast-iron casserole,
heat a glug of olive oil and brown the pheasants all over. Set aside. Tip in the lardons and fry until nearly
crisp on a high heat. Add the onion, turn the heat down and cook for a few minutes, stirring continuously
until soft. Add the garlic, a small scatter of sea salt, crushed juniper berries and peppercorns and cook for a
further minute. Add the potatoes and stir it all together.
Sit the pheasants on top and cover the breasts with the pancetta rashers or bacon. Heat the wine and pour
it over. Put the lid on and place in the oven for 45 mins to an hour.
PO Box 241183, Anchorage, Alaska 99824
907-522-4173 | frankdanford@gci.net
www.alaska-d-l-outfitters.com
5611B - 58 Street
Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1R5
780-621-0100
“Airbrushing at it’s finest”
www.wowafrica.com
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FISHING DOCK
We are patiently awaiting spring and the reopening of the Fishing Dock. Preparations are
already being made to ensure that we can welcome as many guests, if not more, than last
year! In order to meet the needs of all of our user groups, we are looking for volunteers
to assist us this summer.
If you are interested in contributing some of your time at the dock, please contact Eric
Moland, Board of Director Dock Coordinator at 780-915-0035 or 780-542-7775 as this
will help to create a volunteer list that can be accessed once the dock opens. As an SCI
member you can see first hand the difference your membership makes upon the lives of
our community members.
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2017
2018
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OUR MISSION
We are a society of avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who
are dedicated to promoting responsible use of our natural
resources.
We care about hunting, fishing, wildlife and outdoor experiences
within the natural environment we all live in and enjoy.
We are passionate about protecting and conserving the
outdoors and its resources for generations to come.
Through our parent organization - Safari Club International -
we promote and present a number of wildlife conservation and
humanitarian efforts within our community, and support Safari
Club International in their endeavors toward ensuring hunting
rights are protected worldwide.
Coby Mahan
President
Bill Davie
Vice President
Dann Klammer
Humanitarian Chair/Treasurer
Rob Kubicek
Director
Jayson Ness
Director
Eric Moland
Director/Conservation Chair
Everett Ness
Director/Hunter Training Chair
Barb Bowen
Director/Membership Chair
Kara Westerlund
Secretary
SCI - Drayton Valley Chapter
Coby Mahan, President
Box 6534 Drayton Valley, Alberta T7A 1R9
Phone: 780.542.7864 | Email: pcmahan@gmail.com
www.scidraytonvalley.com
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MEMBERSHIP
We know that the strength of our chapter is held in the membership that you maintain. We thank you
for your support. An active membership provides you with this newsletter along with SCI International
publications which both keep you up to date on the world of SCI, and provide input and stories about
local and international efforts that your membership is supporting. Should you not be receiving your
mail from SCI International please contact Barb Bowen at 780-542-1379 or babowen1@yahoo.com.
You should receive your literature within two months of signing up. We are requesting of our members
to provide us with their email addresses so that we can develop an email distribution group to keep our
members informed of meetings and events that all Chapter members are welcome to attend. You can
share this with us by sending us an email at board@scidraytonvalley.com. Thank you for your support
and for being part of a local volunteer effort that is dedicated to creating memorable outdoor memories
for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. If you are aware of a potential new or renewing member,
please encourage them to join by simply filling out the renewal form included here and send it to the
following address:
SCI Drayton Valley Chapter
Box 6534, Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1R9
pcmahan@gmail.com
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