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 by Ed H. Edwards, Lansing SCI Chapter Member A Castle for my Queen At less than 30 yards this was going to be a chip shot if the boar would just give me a clear shot for a second or two. In the [...]

Another annual Whitetail Awards Night is in the books. If you did not attend, you really missed out.  But do not worry, we captured the highlights here! Do not forget to get your tickets to our [...]

by Ed H. Edwards, SCI Lansing Chapter Member Botswana is a magical place and I have so many fond memories of being there and the people I met. “To deny the instinct to hunt is to deny the [...]

by Erin Saros, Lansing School District Kindergarten Teacher In October of 2018, my friend decided to apply to the American Wilderness Leadership School in Wyoming and she encouraged me to apply [...]

by Ed H. Edwards, SCI Lansing member “A hunt based only on trophies taken falls short of what the ultimate goal should be” -Fred Bear Every year there is more conflict among hunters and confusion [...]

By Misti Leitelt, Perry High School Note: SCI Lansing and other Safari Club chapters sponsor teachers to attend a week long training in Wyoming to learn more about hunting, conservation and ways [...]

A patient 9-year-old boy has a great elk hunting story in Michigan following a weekend hunt in January.  Anthony Mazzali of Haslett, Michigan, with the guidance of owner Jerry McQuestion and [...]

Our single most effective method of increasing membership is when members like you tell their friends that they should belong.  When you talk to a hunter who is not a member, here are some great [...]

This year’s 2018 Wish Hunt was extremely memorable. For the past several years, Jim and Janet Leonard have spearheaded this trip. They have accompanied the recipients for weekend trips of [...]

CURRENT LITIGATION The following information originally appeared in The Safari Club International Litigation Newsletter, January 2019 Vol. XIII, No. I CONVENTION EDITION SCI is currently [...]