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AUCTION CATALOG

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Emmett Burroughs – Founder

Mule Deer Foundation Board of DirectorsJim Steadman – Chairman of the Board Ryan BronsonC.J. BuckDavid DibbonBrian FienholdAlden Glidden Farley HicksBob JacobsKenn Loch Bethany O’Donovan Art Reece

MDF StaffMiles Moretti – President & CEOEric Tycksen – Chief Operating OfficerMarty Holmes – Director of Field OperationsMike Laughter – Asst. Director of Field Operations/Regional DirectorRay Crow – VP of MarketingShawna Huckabey – Director of Special EventsJon Zinnel – Youth Programs CoordinatorShantel Pina-Bozo – AccountingRachel Moody – Membership CoordinatorJeff Hunt – Web Content SpecialistGreg Zumwalt – Warehouse ManagerWayne Dickens – Regional DirectorMarshall Johnson – Regional DirectorStan Baker – Stewardship CoordinatorRandy Morrison – Regional DirectorKen Hand – Regional DirectorCharlie Stockstill – Regional DirectorBobbie Yach – Regional DirectorDan McKinley – Regional DirectorTerry Herndon – Regional Director

WHCE StaffKate Schoening – Convention Coordinator

Don Peay – Founder

Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Board of DirectorsDave Woodhouse – ChairmanKevin Pritchett – Vice ChairmanKurt WoodRusty AikenRyan BensonBrayden Richmond Byron Bateman

SFW Mission Fulfillment BoardTroy Justensen – Mission Fulfillment Board ChairmanDave Woodhouse - Vice Chairman/Utah Co. ChapterRussell Todd – Dixie ChapterNolan Gardner – Dixie ChapterDonnie Hunter – Iron Co. ChapterJason Aiken – Iron Co. ChapterJared Peay – Utah Co. ChapterEric Luke – Carbon/Emery ChapterShayne Thompson – Carbon/Emery ChapterLonne Rasmussen – Davis/Weber ChapterBrandon Plant – Davis/Weber ChapterShane Olsen – Heber/Kamas ChapterWayne Gough – Heber/Kamas ChapterJosh Horrocks – Uintah Basin ChapterJason Lundahl – Logan ChapterShawn Limb – Beaver ChapterKalan Lemon – Delta ChapterGary Syrett – Garfield/Kane ChapterJohn Taylor – SLC ChapterPat Warr – Tooele Co. ChapterTruitt Purcell – San Juan Co. ChapterAnthony Bayles – San Juan Co. ChapterPaul Niemeyer – Sevier Co. ChapterLance Roberts – Sevier Co. ChapterRusty Hall – Industry SpecialistMike Pritchett – Turkey SpecialistTravis Siefers – Trappers AssociationRiley Warwood – Nephi Kenneth Vaughn – Wheel Chair Bound HuntersKen Strong – Fishing

SFW StaffByron Bateman – PresidentTroy Justensen – Vice President Marketing/FundraisingMike Pritchett – Manager Turkey & Special ProgramKen Strong - FishingBryce Pilling – Manager Predator ProgramsKirt Connelly - Marketing & Digital Media

THOSE WHO MAKE IT HAPPEN

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Welcome to the 8th Annual Western Hunting & Conservation Expo. The Mule Deer Foundation and Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife have joined together to produce one of the finest conservation and sporting events in the land. Two Great Organizations – one Grand Show! Your attendance and purchases help ensure the conservation of our wildlife and wild lands and the future of our huntingand sporting heritage. Thank you for joining us.

This year, our four-day event features more than 400 exhibits offering the finest guides, outfitters, professional hunters,artists, taxidermists, jewelers, furriers and purveyors of fine guns, knives, optics, clothing and sporting equipment forthe discerning sportsmen and sportswomen.

We invite you to peruse, enjoy and purchase from our outstanding exhibitors and attend our informative seminarsfrom industry pros. Our world-class banquets this year will feature celebrity speakers – Dick and Liz Cheney and entertainment from some of the best in country music, Kellie Pickler, Uncle Kracker and Sam Riddle. Our legendaryauctions, in addition to hunts, trips, art and gear, include over 50 special state, provincial and tribal permits – morethan anywhere on earth. Ladies, you will not want to miss “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” featuring R&B sensation, RyanInnes, a silent auction, fantastic drawings, exciting games and great prizes! There is something for everyone at the2014 Western Hunting & Conservation Expo.

As an attendee, you have the exclusive opportunity to enter drawings for 200 premier Utah big game tags including,bighorn sheep, desert sheep, mule deer, elk, bison, antelope, black bear, cougar, moose and mountain goat. Five “once ina lifetime” tags are featured for NON-RESIDENTS only – Moose, Desert Big Horn Sheep, Rocky Mountain BigHorn Sheep, Bison and Mountain Goat. Stop by the Utah Tags registration counter for your chance to have yourname drawn for one of these premium limited tags!

The Western Hunting & Conservation Expo is made possible only by the generous support of our corporate sponsors,exhibitors, donors, members and guests. On behalf of our collective Board of Directors and Staff, we thank you foryour support, patronage and attendance. Enjoy the Expo!

Miles Moretti Byron BatemanMDF President/CEO SFW President

Welcome Hunters!

Daily Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4–5

Auction Policy & Terms of Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

WHCE Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8–9

Friday Day Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11–33

Full CurlTM Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Friday Night Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35–47

Saturday Night Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49–61

Wednesday, February 12

Event Registration8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Room 150 A

Mule Deer Working Group9:00pm – 5:00 pm

Room 150 D/E

Thursday, February 13

Exhibit Hall Tickets9:00 am – 7:00 pm

Salt Palace South Foyer


Room 150 A

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening Ceremonies

9:45 am

Exhibit Hall Open10:00 am – 7:00 pm

Halls ABCDE1

Outdoor Film Festival10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Room 150 D/E

Seminar – B&C Measuring5:30 pm

Rusty HallRoom 150

Welcome Back Party & Entertainment6:30 pm – 11:00 pm

Featuring entertainment by Sam RiddleSalt Palace Grand Ballroom

Friday, February 14




Room 150 A


Halls ABCDE1

CWMU Annual Association Meeting9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Room 151 G


Room 150 D/E

Seminar – Coues Deer Hunting10:00 am

Pat RomeroRoom 150 G

Seminar – Making Every Shot Count11:15 am

Marc SmithRoom 150 G

“Breakfast at Tiffany’s”Ladies Luncheon & Auction

11:00 am – 2:00 pmFeaturing Entertainment by: Ryan Innes

Room 355

WHCE Live Auction12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Salt Palace Grand Ballroom

Seminar – “Out-of-the-Box” Strategies andLocations for Your Next Western Hunt

12:30 pmMark KayserRoom 150 G

Seminar – Blackpowder 101, Increasing Your Odds by Using a Muzzleloader

1:45 pmChad ShearerRoom 150 G

Seminar – Elk Hunting–Hunting Herd Bulls3:00 pm

Corey JacobsenRoom 150 G

Seminar – Whitetail Deer Hunting Opportunities and Tactics

4:15 pmBill Winke

Room 150 G

Seminar 5:30 pm

Shawn MonsenRoom 150 G

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2014 DAILY SCHEDULE

Seminar – Preparing for Back Country and It’s Elements

5:30 pmShawn Monsen

Room 150 G

Special Valentine Banquet, Auction & Entertainment

6:30 pm – 11:00 pmFeaturing Entertainment by Kellie Pickler

Grand Ballroom

Saturday, February 15

MDF Member Awards Breakfast8:00 am – 11:00 am

Room 250




Room 150 A

Utah State NASP Tournament9:00 am – 2:00 pmHall 2 and Hall 3


Halls ABCDE1


Room 150 D/E

Seminar - Preparing for Back Country and It’s Elements

10:00 amShawn Monsen

Room 150 G

Seminar 10:00 am

Shawn MonsenRoom 150 G

Seminar – Whitetail Deer Hunting Opportunities and Tactics

11:15 amBill Winke

Room 150 G

Full Curl Society Annual Meeting11:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Salt Palace Grand Ballroom

Seminar – Elk Hunting – Hunting Herd Bulls

12:30 pmCorey Jacobsen

Room 150 G

Seminar – Chad & Marsha Share Tips toTeam-up for More and Bigger Animals

1:45 pmChad ShearerRoom 150 G

Seminar – “Out-of-the-Box” Strategies and Locations for

Your Next Western Hunt3:00 pm

Mark KayserRoom 150 G

Seminar – Making Every Shot Count4:15 pm

Marc SmithRoom 150 G

Seminar – Coues Deer Hunting5:30 pm

Pat RomeroRoom 150 G

WHCE Saturday Night Banquet, Auction & Entertainment

6:30 pm – 11:00 pmKeynote Speaker: Dick & Liz Cheney

Featuring entertainment by Uncle KrackerSalt Palace Grand Ballroom

Sunday, February 16




Halls ABCDE1


Room 150 D/E

Seminar – B&C Measuring10:00AM

Rusty HallRoom 150 G

WHCE Drawings2:00 pm

Exhibit Hall Drawing Area

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Exhibit Hall Hours

Thursday, February 13: 10 am – 7 pmFriday, February 14: 10 am – 7 pm

Saturday, February 15: 10 am – 7 pmSunday, February 16: 10 am – 4 pm

Daily Admission Fees

Kids 10 and under get in FREEYouth 11–17 - $10/day

Adults - $20/day

2014 DAILY SCHEDULE continued

The Western Hunting & Conservation Expo (WHCE) is organized to benefit wildlifeconservation in conjunction with the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) and Sportsmanfor Fish & Wildlife (SFW) by generating funds through the auction of items donatedby individuals and companies. SFW and MDF are non-profit charitable organizationsorganized under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue service code.

1. Auction BiddersAny bid made at a WHCE Auction, whether in person at a live auction, by telephone,or at a silent auction, constitutes an unconditional offer to buy the item in question atthe price bid. A person who bids on behalf of another person or group will be ulti-mately held responsible for payment in its entirety, though such person may seek restitution of such from third parties.

2. Winning BidsUnless a higher and subsequent bid is made, your bid creates a binding contract of purchase and obligates you to sign the Auction Receipt. In the case of a telephone bid,authorizes your authorized representative who made the bid to sign on your behalf. Inthe event that the successful bid was made by telephone, the bid price must be receivedby either MDF or SFW, whoever offered the item for auction, before the close of thefifth business day after the close of the auction.

3. All Sales FinalThe auctioneer has the final authority on the amount paid for an item and/or the identity of the purchaser of the item. Auctioneers and spotters will make every attemptto acknowledge all desired bids, but WHCE, SFW and MDF are not responsible forany missed bids or bids that fail to be executed.

4. Auction ReceiptThe Auction Receipt will be brought to you or your representative for signature imme-diately after your winning bid. A binding contract is formed by your bid and formalizedby signing of the Auction Receipt. This binding contract requires that the bid amountbe paid prior to the close of the auction. Participation in the auction and/or signatureon the Auction Receipt, Silent Auction Bid Sheet or other Bid Form guarantees thatthe purchaser has read and understands these Auction Terms and Conditions and thatthe purchaser agrees to be legally bound by all terms, conditions, rules and regulationsin relation to the auction and the auction item.

5. Full Responsibility of PurchaserIt is the Purchaser's Responsibility to Contact the Donor no later than 30 days after theauction Regarding Purchased Items, Services or Hunts to discuss the scheduling oftheir hunt or fishing trips. Dates and times for applicable items are to be used when in-dicated. In the absence of designated dates and times, the same are to be arranged atthe mutual convenience of the donor and winning bidder/purchaser. It is the responsi-bility of the successful bidder, in a proper and timely manner, to apply and pay for all required tags and licenses on any hunting or fishing trip auctioned. WHCE, SFW andMDF is not, and will not act as, a conduit or go between with respect to the purchaserand donor.

6. Purchaser Failures to ComplyAny failure of compliance with the provision above may result in additional costs incurred due to non-compliance and will be the responsibility of the purchaser.

7. No Warranties or Guarantee on GoodsAll goods in the live and silent auctions and fund-raising areas have been acquired orobtained from third parties. The purchaser acknowledges that the goods have not beeninspected by WHCE and it is advised in the case of Jewelry, firearms, knives, bullets,and/or other weapons to obtain a competent inspection and test of the goods beforeuse. The goods sold in both the live and silent auctions are sold “As Is” with all faultsand defects, and without any express or implied warranty on the part of WHCE, MDFor SFW. WHCE, MDF and SFW do not accept any liability or responsibility for anyproduct, design or use. Any written warranties on the goods delivered to the high bid-der are those solely of the manufacturer, and /or their agents, and shall be the sole lia-bility and responsibility of the manufacturer.

8. No Warranties or Guarantees on ServicesAll services, hunts or otherwise, in the live and silent auctions and fund-raising areashave been acquired for and are to be furnished by third parties and contain the samereservation set forth under “goods” outlined above. No services in the live auction are tobe or will be performed by WHCE, MDF or SFW. WHCE, MDF and SFW shallbear no responsibilities for the delivery or quality of any of the services, or for any lossor damages arising from or related to or connected with the performance or non-perfor-mance of such services.

9. Hold HarmlessThere will be no exchanges or refunds in any item. Although WHCE, SFW and MDFhave made every effort to ensure the quality of donated hunts and trips, WHCE, SFW

and MDF cannot and does not guarantee the satisfaction of either the donor or thepurchaser. Purchaser agrees to hold WHCE, SFW and MDF harmless regarding anydissatisfaction or failures by donor to fulfill purchases.

WHCE reserves the right to add items to the auctions as additional donations becomeavailable.

LIVE AUCTION PAYMENT SCHEDULESAll auction items must be paid for by the close of the event where purchased. Paymentswill be taken at the Auction Payment Table during the Friday Day Auction, FridayNight Banquet, Friday Ladies Lunch and Auction and Saturday Night Banquet. Payments can be made by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Arrangements for item pick-up can be made at the time of payment. Anyitems left in the inventory, either unpaid, or uncollected, will be taken to Mule DeerFoundation Headquarters and shipped at the purchasers expense. We ask that you payfor State Tags with cash or check.

**A 3% buyers premium will be added to all State Tag items paid for with a credit card.No buyer's premium will be added when paying with cash or check.

CLAIMING AUCTION ITEMS PURCHASEDAn Auction Runner will bring the auction receipt to the table of the winner for signature immediately upon winning the bid. As mentioned above, the auction receiptformalizes a binding contract made at the time of your bid. Auction items purchasedmay be claimed during the auctions, or afterwards at the location listed below, withproof of purchase. The Auction Volunteer Team will be available in each auction to assist you in obtaining your item.

Any uncollected items can be claimed, with paid auction receipt, in room 151B on Sunday, February 16 between 10:00AM - 4:00PM.

SILENT AUCTION PAYMENT SCHEDULESilent auction results will be posted at the close of each event. Payments will be takenat the Auction Payment Table. Arrangements for item pick-up can be made at the timeof payment. Any items left in the inventory, either unpaid, or uncollected, will be takento Mule Deer Foundation Headquarters and shipped at the purchasers expense.

Payments may be made with cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover. Payment must be made by the end of the event.

**Please consult you tax advisor regarding the tax deductibility of any item purchasedat an auction.

PACKAGING AND SHIPPINGThe Salt Palace Business Center is also available for all your small package (150 lbs or less) shipping needs - located in the Salt Palace Convention Center on the upper concourse level between rooms 252 and 254. Business Center hours are:

Monday - Friday (Saturday on request) 8:00AM - 5:00PM. You can contact the Business Center at 801-534-6301.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS REGARDING FIREARMSBefore taking possession of your purchased firearm, the gun must be registered in compliance with all federal, state, and local firearms laws.

The procedures for claiming your firearm are as follows:1. Upon winning/purchasing the firearm you must complete FFL Form #4473. Formswill be given to the winner at the time of purchase. Make sure you read the form carefully before signing. 2. Please complete the form promptly and return the completed form to the FFLDealer. A non-refundable processing fee is required.3. Please see the FFL Dealer to make arrangements to claim your firearm once yourbackground check is completed and approved.4. Out of state transfers will be sent to the winner's local FFL of their choice.

FFL Dealer Information:Mule Deer FoundationRay Crow1939 South 4130 West Suite HSalt Lake City, UT 84104888-375-3337**Please Note: Anyone who purchases or draws a firearm and fails to pass a back-ground check will automatically donate the firearm back to the Mule Deer Foundation(MDF) or Sportsman for Fish & Wildlife (SFW) or whomever sponsored the item.The donated rifle will then be given or sold at the banquet or auction, if possible. A tax deduction slip will be issued to the donor.

AUCTION & PURCHASE ITEMS TERMS & CONDITIONS

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The 2014 Western Hunting & Conservation Expo features a host of

hunting celebrities and country music entertainers.

SAM RIDDLE

This young singer/songwriter

performs live Thursday,

February 13th

WORLD-CLASS BANQUETS,

AUCTIONS & LADIES EVENTS

Friday Day, Friday Night &

Saturday Night

UNCLE KRACKER

Enjoy a live performance by one of Nashville’s hottest

Artists Saturday Evening, February 15th

2014 ENTERTAINMENT

DICK CHENEY

Former Vice President Dick Cheney

Keynote Address

Saturday Night, February 15th

KELLIE PICKLER

Country music sensation Kellie Pickler has appeared

on both “Dancing with the Stars” and “American Idol”

and will perform live Friday Night, February 14th.

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We are very pleased to welcome these sponsors of the8th Annual Western Hunting & Conservation Expo.

Title Sponsor:

Platinum Sponsors:

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SUPPORT THE FRIENDS OF

WILDLIFECONSERVATION

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors:

Bronze Sponsors:

Ladies Luncheon Sponsors:

Boulder Inovations

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FRIDAYDAY AUCTION

Friday, February 14, 2014 • Noon - 4pmSalt Palace Grand Ballroom

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FRD 01 – Joint SFW/MDFAlaska Kenai Peninsula Fishing Trip for 2

RW Fishing“RW” Ron WeilbacherPO Box 3824, Soldotna. AK 99669(907) 262-7888www.rwfishing.com Booth # 1734RW’s Fishing/Big Eddy Resort – 6 Night Alaska Fishing Trip for two fisherman and any additionalfisherman can be added for $1500 each! RW’s Fishing Guide Service is located on the banks of theKenai River in Soldotna, Alaska. The Kenai is a unique river system in that two distinct runs with threedifferent species of salmon (Kings, Silvers and Reds) occur - an extremely rare event! More important,the Kenai River is home to the world’s largest salmon - The Kenai Kings. Of course, you will also havean opportunity to land two nice halibut in an area where 100 pounders are common!Included:

• Six nights in super deluxe two-bedroom condo.• Four ½ days guided fishing charters (2 Salmon trips and 2 Halibut trips).• All fishing equipment furnished on charters (rod, reels and bait).• Free – up to one 50 lb. box of your fish filleted, vacuum packed and flash frozen.• Fish stored and boxed in our commercial freezer – “airplane ready.”• 1000 Feet of private river bank (guests only).

Not Included: Meals, Airfare, Car Rental and Fishing License

FRD 02 - SFW San Carlos Apache Mountain Lion Permit

Donated by: San Carlos Apache TribeContact: Savina MolinaPhone: (928) 475-2344Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 509The San Carlos Apache Reservation is proud to offer this truly unique opportunity to pursue one ofNorth America’s most efficient predators. The reservation is home to several large Toms. The seasondates are August 1, 2014 – July 31, 2015. The hunter is permitted to use his own dogs. Before hunting,check-in is required with the tribe. All San Carlos Apache Tribe hunting rules and regulations apply.

FRD 03 - MDF5-day Red Stag, Tahr and Chamois Hunt for (1) Hunter, New Zealand

Forest SafarisBert How PeelRD 22 GeraldineGeraldine, New Zealand [email protected] # 3333-day Red Stag, Tahr and Chamois hunt for one hunter and one non-hunter staying at **Peel ForestLodge (this lodge is rated 4-stars). Includes: all meals, beverages, pick-up and return from ChristchurchAirport, guide and field prep of trophy. Trophy fees for the Red Stag included.

FRIDAY DAY AUCTION ITEMS

A 3% buyers premium will be added to all State tag items paid for with credit card. No buyer's premium will be added when paying with cash or check.

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Dates: March – July, 2015Additional Hunter: $400 per dayAdditional Non-Hunter: $250 per dayAdditional Fees: NZ firearm permit

FRD 04 - SFW2015 Trophy Grizzly/Moose Combination Horseback Hunt in Alaska

Lazy J Bar O OutfittersMike Colpo/Alaskan Master Guide #194PO Box 1753Big Timber, MT 59011(406) 932-5687 – office • (406) 350-1880 – cellBooth # 1025Enjoy mountain hunting for giant Alaskan/Yukon Moose and Grizzly Bear by horseback. This is a fullyguided 1 on 1 hunt, during the prime last hunt, which runs from September 15-26. The outfitter has anexcellent reputation for hunting trophy Alaskan Yukon Moose and giant Mountain Grizzly. This huntis leading right into the rut so the big bulls are showing themselves with good groups of cows, makingspotting them easier and the opportunity for large bulls is at its best. The hunt involves a lot of time inthe saddle to cover the country to find bug bulls with quite a bit of time glassing from high points in thismountainous country. Grizzly bears are also prevalent in the area with some 8 ½ foot bears being takenover the years. Keep in mind, these are true interior grizzly with good color variety.

Hunt will take place in the GMU 20A in the Alaska Range on the Yanert Fork drainage, east of DenaliPark and south of Fairbanks. Hunter will fly from Fairbanks to camp the 15th and return the 26th toFairbanks, giving you ten total days of hunting. This hunt will be one on one guided on horses out ofour comfortable spike camps, if you desire. This area has produced great opportunity on big bulls overthe 16-year span of our hunting this area. 55” – 65” bulls are prevalent with some 70” plus bulls beingtaken. Hunter is responsible for air taxi from Fairbanks to camp and return, hunting license/tags andexpediting fees for trophies. Caribou can be applied for in December 2014 and added to your hunt foran extra $4500, if successful in the draw.

FRD 05 - MDF2014 Colorado Statewide Pronghorn

Colorado Division of WildlifeAndy Holland415 Turner DriveDurango, CO 81303(970) 375-6722Here is your chance to take a “Monster” Pronghorn! Colorado is home to an estimated 75,000 Prong-horns, with a buck to doe ratio of 51:100. Your odds at harvesting a trophy buck are exceptional. Comejoin us for late summer and fall in Colorado for the chance of a lifetime at a Colorado trophy pronghorn.Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Area: Statewide (seasonal and localized closures apply) Weapon: Weapon of choice (bow, muzzleloader or rifle)Pronghorn season dates: An auction or raffle pronghorn license is valid in all units that are open to thehunting of pronghorn in Colorado and entitles you to take one pronghorn of either sex. The pronghorn license is valid on a unit-by-unit basis from the beginning of the first open pronghornseason in the unit until December 31st. Until August 31st (the last Saturday in August), you must usearchery. From August 31st until December 31st you can use any legal manner of take (i.e., rifle, muzzle-loader, archery.

Buyer is responsible for any shipping costs.

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FRD 06 – SFW 2014 Pahvant Landowner Elk, Hunters Choice

Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 1405Several 370-400+ inch bulls are produced on this unit every year. Winning bidder is responsible for theadditional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. Proceeds goto help SFW fulfill its mission for wildlife conservation. We thank you for your support. Offered bySportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Buyer may select to hunt ONE season of their choiceArchery dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014Early Rifle dates: September 13 – 21, 2014Muzzleloader dates: September 24 – October 2, 2014Late Season dates: November 8 – 16, 2014

FRD 07 - MDF 2014 Colorado Statewide Elk

Colorado Division of WildlifeAndy Holland415 Turner DriveDurango, CO 81303(970) 375-6722Colorado is home to the largest elk herd in the United States and with this many elk, we are bound tohave some exceptional bulls. Several trophy Elk units in Colorado are taking almost 20 years to draw alicense. Here is your opportunity to get past the crowd, jump to the head of the line and harvest a greatbull Elk. Colorado is home to many Boone & Crockett or Pope & Young qualifying animals. Comehunt the high country during the rut or wait and catch the animals moving to winter range. Take advan-tage of this opportunity to visit Colorado and harvest the bull of a lifetime! Offered by the Mule DeerFoundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Area: Statewide (seasonal and localized closures apply)Dates: An auction or raffle elk license is valid in all units that are open to the hunting of elk in Coloradoand entitles you to take one elk of either sex. The elk license is valid on a unit-by-unit basis from the beginning of the first open elk season in the unituntil December 31st. Once an elk season of any method of take has opened in a unit, you can huntusing any legal manner of take (i.e., rifle, muzzleloader, archery) until you harvest an elk or until Decem-ber 31st.

FRD 08 – Joint MDF/SFW2014 10-day bow-hunt in South Africa for three hunters

African Arrow SafarisHarry NelPO Box 465South AfricaEllisras 0555Africanarrowsafaris.com Booth # 1320Nestled at the spur of the Waterberg Mountain range, African Arrow is a mere 20 km's from theBotswana border. Here in the untamed bush, experienced trackers and skilled bowmen will lead youpast the coursing Mokolo River and into the thick, silent world of the bow hunter. At African Arrow Sa-faris, we provide unforgettable, tailor-made hunts and quality trophies. We have a highly skilled team ofknowledgeable and enthusiastic members. African Arrow Safaris is owned and run by a family of profes-sionals, dedicated to the art of hunting. Trophy fees are included


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Species: (2) Impala and (2) Warthog (2) Duiker Arrival and departure point: JohannesburgSpecial transportation charter required: $500.00 per hunter round tripAdditional hunter: $350.00 per dayNon-hunter: $200.00 per day

FRD 09 - SFW2014 San Juan Landowner Elk Hunters Choice

Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] Booth # 1405Winning bidder is responsible for the additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident li-cense fee for this species. San Juan has produced several 400 class bulls over the past year and many380+ bulls taken every year. Proceeds go to help SFW fulfill its mission for wildlife conservation. Wethank you for your support. Offered by Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exemptcharitable organization.Buyer may select to hunt ONE season of their choiceArchery dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014Early Rifle dates: September 13 – 21, 2014Muzzleloader dates: September 24 – October 2, 2014Late Season dates: November 8 – 16, 2014

FRD 10 - MDF2014 Spring Black Bear Hunt, Alberta Canada (one hunter)

True North Outfitters, LTDChris Downing or Jeff Downing49 Everridge Court SWCalgary, Alberta [email protected] or [email protected](403) 815-6634Booth # 811A six (6) day fully guided spring black bear hunt including accommodations and meals, with one guideper two hunters. Two bears may be harvested. Accommodations will be in a comfortable wall tent campwith wood floors, cots and wood stoves. Showers are close by. There is normally a maximum of four (4)hunters in camp at one time, unless a larger single group is booked. Alcohol and sodas are not provided.Hunter needs to bring a sleeping bag, personal items, weapons, clothing and large duffle type bad and/orcoolers for bear hide(s). Weapon may be bow, crossbow, rifle, black powder rifle, or shotgun. Handgunsare not permitted to be brought in to Canada. There is a paved two or four lane highway to meetingpoint at Steen River. Dates: 2014 Spring Season – trip may be delayed to 2015 Spring SeasonCost of extra hunter: US $3,250.00Cost of non-hunter: US $1,500.00Trip arrival and departure: Steen River, Alberta, CanadaTrophy fees: IncludedFirearm permit is requiredTotal Cost of License and Tag: approximately $200 (chek with the guide)Certificate and Tags: Approximately $200.00Additional Fees: US $500.00 for 2nd bear. Tip for staff. Cities permit if wolf is harvested or bear doesnot accompany hunter on departure from Canada.


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FRD 11 - SFWSarah Palin Autographed Ruger Model 77

Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 1405Also included: Framed, autographed SFW Sportsmen’s Voice Magazine and a Gold Alaskan Com-memorative Coin. 100% of the funds raised will go to SFW Sportsmen for Warriors to acknowledgeand honor the tremendous sacrifices made by our warriors and their family members for their immensesacrifices they have made for our freedoms and communities. This will be accomplished by providingrenowned quality recreational activities that improve an overall quality of life.

FRD 12 - MDF“Big Bruin” original painting by Cynthie Fisher

Cynthie’s Wildlife Originals651 Bobcat LaneHamilton, MT 59840(406) [email protected] # 1328Cynthie Fisher, a resident of Hamilton, Montana, has been a professional wildlife artist for over 30years. She’s accrued quite a list of national art awards, 14 duck stamps and numerous awards from thelikes of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Ducks Unlimited. Cynthie has displayed at the Na-tional Safari Club Convention in Reno and Las Vegas for over 17 years, and took her 15th trip to Africalast year, where she added to her collection of photos as well as trophies for her trophy room.

This painting, an oil on canvas, is an original, inspired by her experiences in the northwest and Canada,where she has witnessed many black bears foraging for food during her hunting adventures and phototrips.

FRD 13 - SFW 2014 Paunsaugunt Landowner Deer Hunters Choice

Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 14052012 produced the pending world record Pope & Young Mule Deer. Winning bidder is responsible forthe additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. Hunt oneof Utah’s premier trophy deer units on the famous Paunsaugunt unit. Proceeds go to help SFW fulfillits mission for wildlife conservation. We thank you for your support. We thank you for your support.Offered by Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Buyer may select to hunt ONE season of their choiceArchery dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014Muzzleloader dates: September 24 – October 2, 2014Rifle: October 18 – 26, 2014

FRD 14 - MDFBronze – “ Cottonwood Canyon”

Devin Rowe’s Bronzes, Inc.Devin Rowe38671 Neely Rd. NEAlbany, OR 97322541.967.9176 Phone


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(541) 967-9176 Phone(541) 967-3103 Faxwww.devinrowe.comBooth # 2104World acclaimed artist, Devin Rowe, is donating this bronze entitled “Cottonwood Canyon.” Please visitDevin’s website at www.devinrowe.com or call (541) 967-9176.

FRD 15 - SFW2014 Nine Mile Anthro Antelope Conservation Permit

Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 1405Winning bidder is responsible for the additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident li-cense fee for this species. Nine Mile Anthro has produced several quality pronghorns over the past sev-eral years. Proceeds go to help SFW fulfill its mission for wildlife conservation. We thank you for yoursupport. Offered by Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Season dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014

FRD 16 - MDF2014 Red Stag, Tahr, Chamois Hunt, South Island, New Zealand

New Zealand HuntPhil WilsonPO Box 16414Christchurch, NZ(916) [email protected] # 20285-day hunt for two (2) hunters on the South Island in New Zealand, known as the sportsmen’s paradise.Three (3) fully guided days to hunt on public land for hunters choice of game. There is no limit, thechoice will determine the area hunted. Hunters choice of hut at spike camp 4x4 access. Helicopter canbe used, $1500 per drop off/pick up. Trophy fees included.Cost of extra hunter: $5000Trip can be delayed to 2015Additional Fees: Air travel to NZ and shipping of trophies.

FRD 17 - SFW2014 Utah Pahvant Premium Bull Elk Conservation Permit

Permit provided by Utah Division of Wildlife ResourcesSportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] Booth # 1405Several 370-400 inch bulls are produced on this unit every year. Winning bidder is responsible for theadditional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. Proceeds goto help SFW fulfill its mission for wildlife conservation. We thank you for your support. Offered bySportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Buyer may select to hunt ONE season of their choiceArchery dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014Early Rifle dates: September 13 – 21, 2014Muzzleloader dates: September 24 – October 2, 2014Late Season dates: November 8 – 16, 2014


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FRD 18 - MDF2014 Washington East Side Deer

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife600 Capitol Way NorthOlympia, WA 98501(360) 902-2519Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Area: Eastern Washington EXCEPT those GMUs closed to deer hunting by the Fish and WildlifeCommission.Dates: September 1-30, 2014Weapon: Any legal weaponBag Limit: One additional – any buck deer

FRD 19 – SFW 2014 Utah Bison Hunters Choice Conservation Permit (late season)

Permit provided by Utah Division of Wildlife ResourcesSportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 1405A new State Record 129-inch Bull was harvested in 2012! Several Boone & Crocket bulls are harvestedevery year. Winning bidder is responsible for the additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. Winner can harvest a bull or cow on this free-range unit. One of thelast free ranging herds left in North America. We thank you for your support. Offered by Sportsmen forFish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organizationLate Season Dates: November 15 – 27, 2014

FRD 20 - SFWSan Carlos Apache Commissioners Coues Deer Permit

Donated by: San Carlos Apache TribeContact: Savina MolinaPhone: (928) 475-2344Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman • (801) [email protected] Booth # 509Coues deer hunting will challenge you both physically and mentally. The San Carlos has exceptionalCoues Deer. Every year the reservation produces bucks that exceed 120 B&C. The San Carlos has pro-duced a handful of bucks that will break the 140 mark. Come hunt one of the best places in the worldfor giant Coues Deer. If you choose to be guided, it must be a licensed San Carlos Tribal Member. AllSan Carlos Apache Tribe hunting rules and regulations apply.Dates: November 1, 2014 – January 31, 2015(photo courtesy of Hoss Guide Service)

FRD 21 - SFW2014 Utah Paunsaugunt Landowner Deer Hunter’s Choice

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of Utah’s premier trophy deer units on the famous Paunsaugunt unit. Proceeds go to help SFW fulfillits mission for wildlife conservation. We thank you for your support. We thank you for your support.Offered by Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Buyer may select to hunt ONE season of their choiceArchery dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014Muzzleloader dates: September 24 – October 2, 2014Rifle: October 18 – 26, 2014

FRD 22 - SFW2014 Utah Premium Monroe Elk Conservation Permit

Permit provided by Utah Division of Wildlife ResourcesSportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 1405Winning bidder is responsible for the additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident li-cense fee for this species. This unit produced the “Spyder Bull” in 2008 that became the new – non-typi-cal - World Record! We thank you for your support. Offered by Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife. SFWis a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. All limited entry seasonsArchery dates: August 16 – September 12, 2014Early Rifle dates: September 13 – 21, 2014Muzzleloader dates: September 24 – October 2, 2014Late Season dates: November 8 – 16, 2014

FRD 23 – MDFAlberta Guided Pronghorn Hunt with Silver Sage Outfitters

Silver Sage OutfittersContact: Billy FranklinP.O. Box 533Duchess, Alberta, Canada TOJ 0Z0(403) 501-1205info@silversageoutfitters.comwww.silversageoutfitters.comHere is your chance to hunt B & C class pronghorn on the prairies of Alberta, Canada. The Mule DeerFoundation is happy to offer this 3 day guided Pronghorn hunt with Silver Sage Outfitters. Silver SageOutfitters specializes in harvesting trophy class antelope. By trophy class we mean a minimum goal of75" Boone and Crockett, which means the antelope buck you take with us will compare favorably withantelope anywhere in North America. This hunt includes 3 days of hunting 1 on 1 with a guide, food,and accommodations. This hunt is for one hunter.Not included: Transportation to Brooks, Alberta, license fee of $300 that can be purchased upon arrival,taxidermy, meat processing, and guide gratuity. Additional hunters can be added for $4,200 per hunter and each observer is $1,000.The available 2014 dates are as follows;September 29 – October 1October 2 – October 4October 20 – October 22October 23 – October 23


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FRD 24 - SFW2014 BC Adult and Youth Hunt - Canadian Moose, Elk or Mountain Goat

(Youth must be between 13-18 years of age)

Tuchodi River Outfitters, LtdBox 59, Hudson’s HopeBritish Columbia, Canada V0C1V0Cell: (250) 263-4526 (November 1-June 15)Satelitte Phone: (250) [email protected] or [email protected] Booth # 1019Clients may choose from Canadian Moose, Elk, or Mountain Goat. Wolf tags will be included at nocharge. Mountain goat season will open Aug.25, allowing 6 days of goat hunting, this is ample time tosuccessfully harvest a mature Billy. Goats harvested in the area are Boone and Crocket record book qual-ity. The big billies are in the steepest and most treacherous parts of the mountains, with most goats liv-ing between 5,500 and 8,500 feet elevation. While most hunting is conducted by horseback, huntersmust be in good shape to hike and climb to the elevation where many of the big billies live. During thistime of year, Canadian moose are in velvet. Harvesting a moose, elk or Mt. Goat is hunter's choice.Conservative harvest and responsible management practices make this one of the most game-rich areasin British Columbia. Abundant populations of Mountain Goat, Stone Sheep, Elk, Moose, Grizzly Bear,Black Bear and Wolf, are found throughout the area. Additional species are available on a harvest feebasis. As with many Tuchodi River hunts, this is primarily a horseback hunt. They do also offer a lim-ited number of boat-assisted hunts as well. Larry and Lori Warren of Tuchodi River are big proponentsof encouraging Youth involvement in hunting. This is being sold as a combination Youth/Adult combi-nation hunt-plan on bringing your son, daughter, grandchild or other youth with you to hunt mountaingoat, elk, moose, black bear or other species on this hunt. A great opportunity for a memorable experi-ence. Clients are responsible for hunting license, and species tags. Hunting license - $210.00, moose orelk tag -$290.00, goat tag $395.00. Transportation charter, from Fort Nelson B.C. to base camp and re-turn, is included for both clients. Hunt dates: August 21-31, 2014.

FRD 25 - MDF2014 Wyoming Governor’s Deer, Elk or Antelope

Wildlife Heritage Foundation of WyomingPO Box 20088Cheyenne, WY 82003-7002(307) 777-4693Proceeds from the sale of this tag go to the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of Wyoming and will be desig-nated towards projects that directly benefit the species from which the tag originates. This license isvalid for the 2013 season in any open hunt area in the state, both general license and limited quota li-cense areas. However, Governor Elk licenses are not valid for Elk hunt areas 75, 76 and 79 locatedwithin the Grand Teton National Park. Season dates and license numbers for 2014 will be finalized inApril of 2014. The buyer of this license must select the species, then, may hunt any open hunt area inthe state – subject to existing season dates and limitations. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation.MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.

FRD 26 – SFW 2014 San Juan Bear – Spring and/or Fall Conservation Permit

Permit provided by Utah Division of Wildlife ResourcesSportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman • (801) [email protected] Booth # 1405One of Utah’s top three units! “Record book” bears have been taken from this unit every year. Very highpopulation of bears with many color phases. Winning bidder is responsible for the additional paymentof the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. . Offered by Sportsmen for Fish& Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.Any open Spring or Fall Seasons


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FRD 27 – MDF Limited Entry Elk for Two Hunters (Archery, Muzzleloader or Rifle)

West Tex New Mex Hunting ServicesJess RankinPO Box 2305Roswell, NM 88202(575) 622-6600Five day (seven day archery) guided hunt for either elk or mule deer in special limited entry areas insouthern New Mexico. Guide (one guide per two hunters) meals, lodging (from a lodge, not a tent) fieldtransportation, trophy & meat care, etc. are included. The license/tag application deadline is mid-March. Good drawing odds in the outfitter pool drawing for elk, mule deer hunt has been over 100%. Ifthe hunters are unsuccessful in the drawing this year the hunt can be postponed to another year. Thetotal non-resident license/tag/stamps fee for deer is $440, and elk is $855. This donation is for twohunters, two non-hunters plus two $500 discount certificates for two additional hunters.

FRD 28 - SFW10 Day Fully Guided British Columbia Canadian Moose/Wolf Combo or

Mountain Goat/Wolf Combo

Monashee Outfitting, Brian GlaicarBox 2827Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada(205) 814-9131Booth # 920The winner of this auction can choose to hunt either Mr. Goats or Canadian Moose with MonasheeOutfitting. Wolf can be added at no additional cost. For Mt. Goat hunters, this is very simply one of thefinest Mr. Goat hunts in all of North America, according to those who are familiar with Mt. Goats andoutfitter Brian Glaicar. Canadian Moose are also very common in the hunting concession.

This 10 day, one-on-one, fully guided hunt can be taken anytime September 2014 through November2014. Mt. Goat hunters are encouraged to hunt in November when goats have incredible capes and canbe found at lower elevations. You can fly to Calgary, rent a car or ride a regularly scheduled bus the 6hours to Revelstoke, British Columbia. This is some of the best scenery in North America. Mule Deercan also be added on this hunt for a trophy fee if the hunter wishes. Brian Glaicar will work hard to finddates to fit your busy schedule and this hunt may be delayed to 2015 if necessary.

FRD 29 – Joint MDF/SFWCabelas $2,500 Gift Card

CabelasJared WireOne Cabela DriveSidney, NE 69160800-237-4444www.cabelas.com Booth # 1718Winning bidder will enjoy a $2,500 shopping spree at Cabelas to be used online or at any retail location.We thank Cableas for their generous support. 100% donation.

FRD 30 - SFW2014 Utah Paunsaugunt Landowner Deer Hunter’s Choice

Sportsmen for Fish & WildlifeByron Bateman(801) [email protected] # 14052012 produced the pending world record Pope & Young Mule Deer. Winning bidder is responsible forthe additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. Hunt one


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