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The taxidermy on display at the 50th Safari Club International Convention in Las Vegas was nothing short of remarkable. (Curt Wells photo)

This past January, Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells, Sr. Digital Editor Drew Pellman, and I took a break from our busy week at SHOT Show to attend the blockbuster Safari Club International (SCI) 50th Anniversary Convention at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. It was a welcomed getaway for our busy crew, and we were thrilled to immerse ourselves in the activity of an event that showcases hunting opportunities around the world. Obviously, the Bowhunter crew loves nothing more than to visit with fellow hunters, to talk about recent hunting experiences, and to set plans in motion for upcoming hunts.

And trust me when I say that SCI is where hunting dreams are made.

As we strolled the aisles full of an amazing variety of hunting gear, outfitters, and vendors catering to hunting and fishing adventure travel of all kinds, our hearts and minds raced.

It wasn’t long until I bumped into longtime Bowhunter Magazine friend and contributor Lew Webb, from Durango, Colorado, who also just happens to be an SCI vice president.

“Isn’t this great?” Lew exclaimed, followed by “Are you having fun?” Our grins told him all he needed to know. “This is how it should be,” he continued. “We need to all come together for Hunting. He still held me in a viselike grip as he turned to walk away and said, “Give me a call when you get home. We’ve got a lot going on and I’ve got some great things to tell you.”

It took awhile, but I recently caught up with Lew again — he’s one of the busiest retirees you’ll ever meet — and I learned that he has been tapped by SCI leadership to head up their Bowhunting Task Force — and in true SCI fashion, it sounds like things are getting done!

“I just got back from a site inspection in Nashville, where we’ll be meeting at the convention center, Feb. 22-25, 2023 . This is super exciting for SCI, and for Hunting,” noted Lew. “Think about it — our conventions have been held in Nevada for 50 years, and now we’re moving east, into the heart of whitetail country!”

It’s hard to argue with Nashville, TN, as a convention destination, but it’s probably also true that more hunters will get on the road to drive here for a show than any other location. SCI works for hunters around the world, but a lot of what the organization does happens right here in the U.S., and especially in the Lower 48, and benefits all hunters, whether they prefer to spend time in a deer stand, turkey blind, duck slough, or in the high country after muleys or elk.

“But the average hunter has no idea what SCI does, or how we’re all benefitted by the organization’s hard work on behalf of hunters,” Lew confided. “We need to change all that,” he said. “And we need to connect with hunters right here in Middle America, which is why SCI has committed to the Nashville site for the next three years.”

Already anticipating a big convention crowd for next year, SCI leadership is busy securing huge blocks of hotel rooms near the convention center. “Look,” Lew explained, “we think this venue is going to knock it out of the park, not only appealing to our SCI family but also speaking to a lot of newcomers. Imagine spending the traditional Thursday Night of the Hunter celebration kicking up your heels at the Wildhorse Saloon instead of in the normal banquet setting!”

And as SCI looks to set its sights on hunters in whitetail deer country, the organization’s renewed focus on Bowhunting goes much deeper than method-of-take listings.

“My job is to elevate Bowhunting in SCI,” Lew told me. “I’m a passionate, mostly DIY bowhunter. Heck, I haven’t hunted big game with a rifle in 40 years, so building a bridge between SCI and the greater bowhunting community is vital for the Club, and for me.” Lew and the folks at SCI are taking a three-pronged approach to growing bowhunting participants in their ranks by: 1) Making SCI more visible and relatable to the incredibly diverse spectrum of bowhunters, particularly here in North America, 2) Better serving and recognizing the existing member bowhunters, and 3) Creating new, meaningful and lasting relationships with folks in the archery industry.

Starting very soon, readers will find regular bowhunting fare in both Safari magazine and the Safari Times newsletter, supported by a growing cadre of experienced bowhunters and talented content providers. Attendees at the immensely popular Mountain Archery Festivals will also see a consistent SCI presence, thanks to their growing partnership with SCI, culminating with a MAF designed 3D shoot on Friday morning of the Nashville convention, with entrants enjoying lunch and swag and gaining special weekend access to the show floor. And bowhunters who head to Nashville next February can expect to find an exhibition increasingly friendly to hunting archers, complete with archery industry vendors and a shooting range to put the latest bow gear to the test.

“This is important to me,” Lew said, “because I’ve got four daughters and three sons-in-law and a bunch of grand children who I want to enjoy the same hunting opportunities that I’ve enjoyed. But as we know, hunting in general is a shrinking pool. The good news is that bowhunters are a growing school of fish within that pool. The only way to make sure we’re able to promote and preserve hunting opportunities and access in the future is to grow that pool. And here at SCI, that’s what we’re trying to do, and we want bowhunters to know they belong.”

To learn more about Safari Club International’s continuing efforts on behalf of hunters and conservation, go to safariclub.org .

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Washington, D.C. (June 1, 2022) - Safari Club International is excited to announce that registration is now open for its 2023 Annual Convention. The 51st annual SCI Convention will be held February 22-25, 2023, at Music City Center in Nashville, TN.

SCI's preferred hotels for the 2023 Convention include Grand Hyatt Downtown, Hilton Nashville Downtown, Hyatt Place Downtown, JW Marriott Nashville, The Westin Nashville, Renaissance Nashville, and Omni Nashville. Please mention "SCI2023" or "Safari Club room block" when booking hotels over the phone to receive discounted pricing.

The Convention will showcase unique hunting opportunities on six continents, world-class taxidermy and art, and give manufacturers their first opportunity to demonstrate new products directly to consumers. Considered the "Ultimate Sportsmen's Market," the Convention also plays host to dozens of topical seminars presented by subject matter experts. Several hundred hunts, fishing trips, firearms, works of art, jewelry, and other items and services are offered at live and silent auctions, helping SCI raise hunter advocacy and conservation funds. Finally, you won't want to miss out on the nightly banquets and world-class entertainment starring country music celebrities, hunting superstars, and much more!

Whether attendees are looking to book their dream hunt, scope out the latest firearms and gear, or find taxidermy inspiration, the SCI Annual Convention will impress with many exhibits and something for everyone!

To register for the 2023 SCI Annual Convention, visit www.safariclub.org . To contact a registration agent, please dial 520-620-1220 or call toll-free at 888-746-9724.

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Safari Club Int’l (SCI) Convention Opens Today in Nashville, TN

The 2023 Safari Club International (SCI) Convention opens today in Nashville, Tennessee. The popular event runs Wednesday through Saturday this week — February 22-25, 2023. In years past, the SCI show was held in Las Vegas, but this year the event takes place at the Nashville Music City Center.

The SCI states: “Join us in the birthplace of country music to see world class musicians, guest speakers, exhibitions, and hundreds of domestic and international hunting guides. Be sure to get YOUR ticket today to the Ultimate Sportsmen’s Market!” CLICK HERE to register or get more INFO.

Established in 1971, SCI works to protect the freedom to hunt and promote wildlife conservation worldwide. The annual SCI Convention attracts thousands of dedicated hunters and outdoorsmen. This year Silencer Central , America’s largest silencer dealer, will be a major event sponsor.

Key Attractions at SCI 2023 Convention:

Exhibits by Outfitters and Manufacturers Hundreds of professional hunters and outfitters from throughout the world will exhibit at the Convention. In addition, top manufacturers from the outdoor industry will be there, showing off the latest firearms, optics, ammunition, archery gear, and accessories.

Auctions — Live, Silent, and Online Over 20 live, silent, day, evening and online auctions will be held during the SCI convention in Nashville. Bid on hunt experiences, exceptional firearms, fine art and jewelry, all 100% donated by world renowned outfitters and manufacturers. Proceeds from SCI’s auctions support hunter advocacy as well as SCI Foundation’s conservation and education programs.

Seminars and Speakers Over 70 seminars, “Meet and Greets”, and keynote speakers pack the schedule at the 2023 SGI Convention. Educational, informative seminar presentations cover the spectrum of hunting, fishing, shooting, and outdoor adventures.

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SCI Concludes its 50th Annual Convention

Safari Club International hosted its annual convention last week, celebrating 50 years of protecting the freedom to hunt. This record-breaking event, held at the Mandalay Convention Center in Las Vegas, was nothing short of tremendous success with more paid attendees than the past two shows combined!

More than 700 vendors from around the world gathered in the convention hall to provide attendees with once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to book hunts in exotic locations, as well as areas close to home. The best companies from the outdoor industry brought their newest products, ranging from firearms and accessories to optics, ammunition, archery, gear, and other equipment. The convention-goers that were perhaps more interested in fur, jewelry, furnishings, and fine clothing enjoyed equally outstanding options to choose from.

Those drawn to educational, informative seminars were able to attend presentations that covered the full gauntlet of hunting, fishing, shooting, and outdoor adventure. Seminars on everything from How to Catch Giant Amazon Peacock Bass to Mentoring Youth in the Outdoors took place each day of the convention. 

The day spent on the convention floor was followed by an evening banquet with live auctions, which raised over $15 million for SCI/F advocacy and conservation efforts! Attendees heard from top pro-hunting voices Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump Jr., and Edward Byers, and were entertained by Larry the Cable Guy, J. Alain Smith, and Craig Morgan—some of the hunting industry’s greatest champions. Attendees also witnessed the presentation of a variety of prestigious awards and heard from distinguished international guests such as the Honorable Tadeous Chifamba, Zimbabwean Ambassador to the EU, who received the International Legislator of the Year Award on behalf of Zimbabwe Minister Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndlovu.

A special congratulations to all our award recipients. Especially our 2020 and 2021 Federal Legislators of the Year Senator Roger Marshall, and Representative Bruce Westerman and our Courage Under Fire Award recipient, Governor Kristi Noem. 

“On behalf of everyone at SCI, I would like to thank everyone who attended and supported the world’s Ultimate Sportsman Market and our 50th Anniversary Convention,” said SCI CEO Laird Hamberlin. “Your decision to join us in Las Vegas last week, in record numbers, is the reason we can continue to fight for your right to hunt year in and year out. We look forward to seeing you all again next year for yet another successful event!”

To all who were unable to attend this year’s celebration in Las Vegas, SCI is thrilled to announce the 2023 Convention will be in Nashville, Tennessee on February 22 – 25th. We hope to see you there!

For 50 years, Safari Club International (SCI) has been the leading defender of the freedom to hunt and supporter of wildlife conservation worldwide. 

SCI is unique in the scope of our ability to defend and advance our freedom to hunt. SCI is the only hunting rights organization with a Washington, D.C.- based international advocacy team and an all-species focus. SCI mobilizes our 152 chapters and affiliate network representing 7.2 million hunters around the world. The conservation projects of SCI’s sister organization, the SCI Foundation, support research, management and rural communities in North America, Africa and Central Asia. In addition, SCI’s Annual Hunters’ Convention is the world’s largest marketplace that celebrates our freedom to hunt.

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Tucson, AZ – Safari Club International , the world’s preeminent organization for hunters, has announced the dates of its next seven Annual Hunters’ Conventions. All of them will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada. “We are excited to be able to hold the SCI Annual Hunters’ Convention in Las Vegas for the next seven years,” said Craig Kauffman, President of SCI. “Las Vegas is a great convention town. The combination of outstanding facilities and ease of travel in and out of Las Vegas make it the perfect place for our members to gather.” Six of the next seven Conventions will be headquartered out of Las Vegas, Nevada’s exquisite Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino. The 2014 convention will be held February 5-8, the 2015 convention will be held February 4-7, 2015, the 2016 convention February 3-6, 2016, the 2017 convention February 1-4, 2017, the 2019 convention February 6-9, and the 2020 convention February 5-8. The 2018 convention will be held January 31-February 3 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, with the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino as the headquarters hotel and location of evening banquets. “The 2014 event is already shaping up to be one of the most exciting events SCI has ever held,” said Kauffman. “Dubbed The Biggest and the Best, the convention is a yearly can’t miss gathering of hunters, conservationists, guides and outfitters from around the world.” For more information, to join or register, visit www.showsci.org or call 1-888-746-9724. About the SCI Hunters’ Convention: Safari club expects upwards of 20,000 international hunters to descend on Las Vegas, Nevada February 5-8, 2014. The SCI Hunters’ Convention represents the largest and most successful event to raise money for advocacy to protect hunters’ rights. The 2014 Hunters Convention will be the largest in the organization’s history with nearly a million sq. ft. of exhibits and 2,500 vendors. Becoming an SCI Member: Joining Safari Club International is the best way to be an advocate for continuing our hunting heritage and supporting worldwide sustainable use conservation, wildlife education and humanitarian services. JOIN NOW: http://member.scifirstforhunters.org/join/ Safari Club International – First For Hunters is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. SCI’s approximately 200 Chapters represent all 50 of the United States as well as 106 other countries. SCI’s proactive leadership in a host of cooperative wildlife conservation, outdoor education and humanitarian programs, with the SCI Foundation and other conservation groups, research institutions and government agencies, empowers sportsmen to be contributing community members and participants in sound wildlife management and conservation. Visit the home page www.safariclub.org or call 520-620-1220 for more information.

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• Apr 30, 2023

I wanted to start a thread about the SCI Convention, which will be January 31-February 3rd in Nashville, and provide updates for those who may not be a member or just may not be in the loop on the latest. Convention Registration is not yet open. Hotel Reservations just opened for Life Members of SCI. With the demand for the premium hotels next to the convention center there may be other early options for those who register early. I am told that those who register early for the four day pass will be next to be able to book hotels under the discounted SCI rate. As details emerge I'll post them here. I hope you will join me in supporting SCI and attending this fantastic event in the Music City! Regards, Philip  

TheGrayRider

Thanks for the information. Great Convention in Nashville this past year. Record attendance, I believe. Happy hunting, TheGrayRider.  

We plan to be there! @Just Gina and I had a blast in Nashville! First time for both of us in 2023. Definitely going to plan a few extra days again.  

• May 3, 2023

ActionBob said: We plan to be there! @Just Gina and I had a blast in Nashville! First time for both of us in 2023. Definitely going to plan a few extra days again. Click to expand...

I stayed at the Drury Downtown in January. It’s very close to the convention hall. Maybe a 5 minute walk. Nice accommodations.  

• May 13, 2023

The SCI Convention hotel blocks will open next week. Check www.safari club.org for more information. As big as this years convention was next years will be bigger! I hope to see many of you there.  

Doug3006 said: I stayed at the Drury Downtown in January. It’s very close to the convention hall. Maybe a 5 minute walk. Nice accommodations. Click to expand...

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