Hello All,

For the past several months we have been witness to pretty much nothing but bad news. Finally, I have something positive to pass along. This is for anyone who has traveled abroad in the recent past - especially to Africa and are waiting on trophies, here is some great news!

                          Legal Victory For SCI And America’s Hunters

Yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit handed SCI and America’s hunters a hard-fought victory when the Court upheld the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s (FWS) new case-by-case permitting policy for the importation of endangered and threatened wildlife. 

“The real victory from this ruling belongs to the hunters who will now encounter a more factually driven importation process as part of their crucial role in African conservation. SCI deeply appreciates the D.C. Circuit Court’s wise decision. As always, SCI’s litigation team is second to none in its unrelenting work on behalf of all hunters,” commented SCI CEO W. Laird Hamberlin about the Court’s decision.

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                                   Why Safari Club International

 "No matter what your pursuit, or where your travels take you to hunt, Safari Club International is there fighting for your right to hunt. Come joins us and help support Safari Club International and your local chapter."

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Thanks for your support, see you at our events

SCI, First for Hunting. 

Jimmy Moreland, 

Chapter President

 Frank Ball
​Kent Dils
Brian Dorion
Chuck Elzer
Clark Hunt
Gerald Keller
Jimmy Moreland
Michele Moreland
​Mary Lynn West

The Safari Club International (SCI) Mission Statement is to Protect and Preserve our hunting heritage through wildlife conservation, education, legislative, and humanitarian efforts.  The SCI uses the following programs to achieve this end:

• Teacher Education
  
• Youth Hunter Education
  
• Sportsmen Against Hunger - Feeding the Less Fortunate
  
• Sensory Safari for the Blind
  
• Wounded Warrior Programs
  
• Safari Care - Meeting Humanitarian Needs through books, medical supplies, and personal items

• To conduct myself in the field so as to make a positive contribution to wildlife and ecosystems
  
• To improve my skills as a woodsman and marksman to ensure humane harvesting of wildlife
  
• To comply with all game laws, in the spirit of fair chase, and to influence my companions accordingly
  
• To accept my responsibility to provide all assistance to game law enforcement officers
  
• To waste no opportunity to teach young people the full meaning of this code of ethics.
  
• To reflect in word and deed only credit upon the fraternity of sportsmen
  
• To demonstrate abiding respect for game and property, where I am privileged to hunt

Arctic Rtic 30 oz cups engraved with the SCI logo. They come in black or pink and the proceeds go to benefit the the AWLS participants we send to Jackson Wyoming. By purchasing one of these cups you are helping our chapter to send more people to AWLS.