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Safari Club International is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. That’s why SCI Members are active in more than 100 countries, and why you’ll cherish your involvement with SCI. SCI fights tirelessly to protect the hunting heritage enjoyed by 15 million Americans and 45 million families around the globe.
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SDSCI BBQ, Pistol Shooting & Fishing Day Event Recap
A great time was had by all at the recent BBQ, Pistol Shooting & Fishing Day event held at the Conrad Ranch in Julian, CA. The weather was
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A great time was had by all at the recent BBQ, Pistol Shooting & Fishing Day event held at the Conrad Ranch in Julian, CA. The weather was perfect, the fish were biting and for the most part, the pistol targets were being hammered. To top it all off, the catered Mexican cuisine was fantastic!
A big ‘Thank You’ to all of the SDSCI Chapter members that showed up and supported the event!
Special thanks to Gary F. Brennan, John Ehlers and Mike Barry for keeping everyone safe, as Range Masters extraordinaire.
Come join us at our next event August 3, 2017!
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Be 'Bear Aware' this Spring and Summer
As spring and summer beckon people outdoors, California's black bears are also active after a long winter hibernation. CDFW encourages citizens to help reduce nuisance encounters with this iconic mammal by being "bear aware," which means taking responsible actions that promote responsible behavior while living and recreating in bear country.
Wow.
Watch a Cougar Take Down a Deer in Rare Video
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A wildlife enthusiast spent years setting camera traps in California, before his patience paid off.
