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Are you having trouble with your Jungle Adventure? If your motion-activated sound device wont make sounds, try installing three new AG13/LR44 button cell batteries. To save battery power, make sure you turn the switch on the sound p device to OFF ( ) when youve finished playing with it. Magnaball (magnetic connector) (5) motion-activated sound device (1) If youve tried these steps and are still having trouble In the U.S., go to cranium.com/support or call 1-877-CRANIUM Outside the U.S., go to cranium.com/worldwidesupport We value your input and well do our best to help!

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CHANGING THE BATTERIES

Need to change the batteries? Ask an adult to get three new AG13/LR44 button cell batteries and follow these instructions.

Jungle Adventure

Create your own hideaway with real jungle sounds!

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To replace sound device batteries: Using a screwdriver, open the battery cover on the device. Insert new batteries. Replace the cover and tighten the screw.

BATTERY SAFETY

Do not put the batteries in backwards. Positive (+) and negative (-) ends must be inserted in the correct directions following the polarity (+/-) diagram in the battery compartment. Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. Do not mix old and new batteries. Rechargeable batteries must be removed before recharging. Rechargeable batteries must be recharged by an adult only. Batteries must be installed and removed by an adult only. Remove exhausted batteries and dispose of them properly. Do not try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries. The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.

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to the floor panel.

2. Insert the tubes

into the bases.
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3. Attach the jungle panels
to the sides using clips.
WARNING: TO AVOID BATTERY LEAKAGE Please follow these battery usage instructions. Failure to follow these instructions can result in battery acid leakage that may cause burns, personal injury, and property damage. KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS FABRIC. This material meets CFR 1610 specifications for flame resistance. It is not fireproof. This fabric will burn if left in continuous contact with any flame source. The application of any foreign substance to the fabric may render the flame-resistant properties ineffective. NOT MACHINE WASHABLE. Clean only with a warm, damp cloth. Foam tubes are not to be used as flotation devices. Do not connect both ends of foam tube to same connector. Do not use foam tubes to hit or strike anyone or anything. This toy is not suitable for children under 3 years old.

4. Put on the roof.

When youve finished, turn the switch on the sound device to OFF ( ). If you forget, the device will turn itself off after a few minutes. To fold the floor panel: Hold the floor panel like a diamond. Pinch the opposite corners with your fingertips. Bring your hands together. The panel will collapse as you fold it.
CHOKING HAZARDContains small parts. Foam pieces may tear and cause a choking hazard. Toy contains magnets. If magnets are swallowed, they can cause serious harm. Not for children under 3 years.
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5. Attach the sound device
to a connector on your hut.
6. Slide the switch on the device to ON ( ). 7. Push the button or shake your hut to hear the sounds. 8. Climb in and make someone giggle. Have fun!
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Playtime Ideas: Play jungle hide-and-seek with your friends. Tell a spooky jungle story with a friend! Make jungle animal sounds in your rain forest tree house. Go on a safari, find some stuffed animals, and hide them in your safari tent. Play jungle drums on the floor of your wild hideout!

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North American Adventures
Updated: February 5, 2011
Wilderness Elk and Mule Deer Hunt in Montana
First-time donors Mills Wilderness Adventures of Montana have donated one of their Wilderness Elk and Mule Deer combination hunts. The winning bidder can choose to hunt in the Bob Marshall or Scapegoat Wilderness and the hunt length will be 8 or 9 days depending on the area chosen. Available dates are: White River - Bob Marshall Wilderness - Hunt III Oct. 5-Oct. 12 (9 days) and Lost Cabin Creek Scapegoat Wilderness - Hunt III Nov 10 - Nov. 17 (8 days). Successful bidder should contact the outfitter as soon as possible to determine if other hunts dates are available. Both hunts are classic Western hunts and are conducted from horseback and on foot. The hunter is responsible for their own transportation to and from Montana and lodging the night before and after their hunt. Lodging costs are approximately $80/night. Mills Wilderness Adventures of Montana is based in Augusta, MT with the closet airport being Great Falls. The outfitter will provide transportation to and from Great Falls. The Montana Big Game Combo tag cost is $937 and the application deadline is March 15th. The hunter must apply in 2011 and this hunt can be moved to 2012 only if the hunter is unsuccessful in the 2011 draw. Additional space for these hunts is available for $4,300. The winning bidder may not use this hunt in place of a prior booking with Mills Wilderness Adventures of Montana. Unfortunately, the outfitter cannot accommodate any hunter weighing over 250 pounds. Donated by: Tucker and Amy Mills of Mills Wilderness Adventures of Montana PO Box 2, Augusta, MT 59410 Phone: (888) 560-3576 Email: info@millswa.com, Website: www.millswa.com VALUE: $4,300.00 2011
2011 Special Pronghorn Antelope Auction Tag SA
The Oregon Department of Fish And Game has authorized the Eastern Chapter of the WSF to auction a 2011 Special Antelope Tag. This tag is for one Buck Pronghorn Antelope. The 2011 season dates are August 1 to September 30, 2011. The Special Tag allows for the harvest of a buck antelope in any hunt area within the Oregon Wildlife Boundaries as defined in the 2011 Oregon Big Game regulations except special area closures as defined in the Oregon Big Game Regulations. The lucky high bidder can also use any legal weapon for pronghorn antelope hunting as provided in OAR Chapter 635, Division 65. If you are looking for the chance to harvest a great pronghorn and a real chance at a B&C caliber animal this tag is for you! Donated by: Don Whittaker, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife VALUE: $$$$$ 2011
Greenland Muskox on Victoria Island SA
This four-day hunt can be taken from March 21 to April 16, 2011 or similar dates in 2012. The point of outfitting is Cambridge Bay, Victoria Island, Nunavut, Canada. Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island bills itself as the Muskox capital of the world. Cambridge Bay came by the title honestly because southern Victoria Island has a population of 30,000 of these ice age big game species that inhabit the entire island, which has a population of 45,000 Muskox. Muskox can frequently be seen just a few miles from town. There is a no hunting zone for Muskox within a 5 mile radius of the town so that Muskox are within easy access to tourists. The accommodations on this hunt are in heated plywood cabins. The camps are about a 4- to 5-hour snowmobile drive from the village. The following are included: transportation from Cambridge Bay to the hunting area by snowmobile; services of a licensed guide with a snowmobile; all gas and oil for the snowmobile; camping gear such as tent, foam mattress, stoves, pots, pans and dishes. A second Muskox can be taken for a cost of $2,500.00 and must be pre-arranged and pre-paid. A non-hunter observer is welcome at $2,500.00. Not included are licenses ($52.50), government trophy fees (157.50), GST and $150 non-resident hunting preservation fund. Also not included is the 2-day stay at Cambridge Bay, Nunavat, one night before and after the hunt, which is approximately $180.00. Additional hunters are welcome at the rate of $6,400.00. Donated by: Jerome Knap, Canada North Outfitting, Inc. PO Box 340, 72 Mill Street, Almonte, Ontario Canada K0A 1A0 Phone: 613-256-4057, Fax: 613-256-4512 Email: cnonorth@istar.co VALUE: $6,400.00 2011
Canadian Moose Hunt in British Columbia SA
This is a 7-day hunt in South Central British Columbia with long-time supporters and exhibitors Bruce and Terry Ambler of Amblers Bighorn Country Guiding LTD. The high bidder can choose any open date in October or November of 2011; no alternate year available. The hunter can expect an opportunity to harvest a bull moose in the 40 to 50 inch range. This hunt can also be upgraded to include any of the following species on a trophy fee basis: Mule Deer, Cougar or Lynx. Please contact the outfitter for current trophy fee costs. There is room for one additional hunter at the rate of $6,500.00. There is no non-hunter space available with this donation. The hunt includes lodge-style accommodations with all meals, guiding and trophy care included. The method of hunting will be a combination of 4x4 pick-ups, Quads, horseback and hiking. Bob Foulkrod harvested a beautiful bull moose while hunting with the Amblers last Fall. The hunter can choose to fly to Vancouver or Seattle and rent a car for an approximately 7-hour ride to the lodge or fly to Kamloops, BC where the outfitter can pick you up for a fee of $250. The hunter is responsible for all of the British Columbia license and tag fees, which add up to approximately $1,000.00. Donated by: Bruce and Terry Ambler of Amblers Bighorn Country Guiding LTD. Box 521 Clinton, British Columbia, Canada VOK-1KO Phone or Fax: 250-459-2367 VALUE: $6,500.00 2011

5-Day Mountain Lion Hunt in Colorado
Aaron Laske of Wilderness Adventures Inc. has donated to us in the past and generously donates to us again. He is providing a 5-day mountain lion hunt for one hunter on private and or on public land wherever the cat is available in GMU 85, and or wilderness area GMU 82, and or GMU 76, 79, 80. Included in this hunt: five full hunting days; team of trackers hunting from either ATVs or 4x4. Several trackers will look for tracks on fresh snow every morning in many different prime locations and will take the hunter to the biggest track found to pursue the cat. This is a weapon-of-choice
hunt: bow, pistol, or black powder. Aaron has a record of 110% for treeing lions for hunters, and has a 99% kill ratio. He only takes few hunters each season. The condition for this hunt is to have the hunters approximate the dates of arrival and then await for Aarons phone call confirmation to proceed pending snow fall within 48-hour window timing. Hunter Abed Radwan of AR Hunting Consultant highly recommends this hunt. Many other references are available. Not included: travel to Alamosa, Colorado; hotel, meals, hunting license/tag and car rental. Extra days after the five hunting days can be added at $700.00 per day. Trophy tom hunters are encouraged to buy more days during snow fall. Bob cat hunting can be added with extra days and hunter must buy the smallgame hunting license. Taxidermists are available in the area for skinning the lion & fleshing, caping and cleaning the skull and salting the skin for a price. DOW must seal lion before leaving. This donation hunt can be taken during season dates mid-November 2011 through March 2012. If hunter wants to delay the hunt beyond March 2012, it is possible with a price increase. All sales are final. License price and season dates and quotas are subject to change without any notice by the Colorado Division of Wildlife and will apply to all hunters. Lion training certificate must be obtained prior to buying a license, and all must have the safety card. Training course can be taken online at http://wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/HunterEducation/MtnLionEduc/ Donated by: Aaron Laske of Wilderness Adventures Inc. 3320 County Road 103S, Alamosa, CO 81101 Phone: 719-587-3057, Cell phone: 719-580-2527 Email: huntelk@gojade.org, Website: www.wildernessadventuresinc.com VALUE: $5,000.00 2011
Spring Black Bear Hunt in New Brunswick FN
Long time outfitter and returning exhibitor Lawrence Dyer & Sons have donated a spring Black Bear hunt in New Brunswick Canada. There hunts are 5 days in length with the hunters arriving on Sunday and departing the following Saturday morning. Accommodations are in 2, 4, 6 or 8 man facilities. All meals are served in their spacious dining hall. Also included are all guiding, trophy care and transportation to and from the bait sites. New Brunswick is known for having a great population of big bears. The hunt can be taken from May 3rd to June 27th, 2011. You can drive directly to camp or fly to Presque Isle, Maine and transportation can be provided for a fee of $50 per person. The hunter can also use his choice of weapon; bow, muzzleloader or rifle. The hunting area is 30 miles by 230 miles with over 200 bait sites. These hunts run over 92% successful. Additional hunt space is available for $3,550 and a non-hunter is welcome for $800. Donated by: Lawrence Dyer & Sons P.O. Box 1094 Plaster Rock, NB Canada E7G 4G9

Phone: 506-356-2292/Danny, 506-356-7106 Email: kdyer@nbnet.nb.ca, Website: www.dyersoutfitters.com VALUE: $3,550.00 2011
Woodland Caribou in Newfoundland SA
Sharon Biggin and Long Range Mountain Outfitters have donated one of the hard-to-come-by hunts nowadays. The Woodland Caribou numbers have been declining and permits are tightly regulated. Sharon has graciously donated one of her permits to be auctioned at our 2011 convention. This 6-day hunt will take place October 24-30, 2011; no alternate date available. The hunt includes all meals, lodging, license and tags. A moose can also be harvested for a $3,000.00 trophy fee. Sharon will again be exhibiting at our 2011 and will be available for additional information. The hunter is responsible for transportation to and from Deer Lake, Newfoundland. A non=hunter is welcome for $1,000.00 and additional hunt space is available for moose at the rate of $4,995.00. Donated by: Sharon Biggin of Long Range Mountain Outfitters 48 Main Street, Corner Brook, Newfoundland Canada A2H-1C3 Phone: 709-898-7581 Email: info@canadianhunts.ca, Website: www.canadianhunts.ca VALUE: $7,995.00 2011
Manitoba Black Bear Hunt FN
First time exhibitor and donor Sandy River Outfitters have donated a black bear hunt in Manitoba. The hunt is for 6 days of hunting and can be scheduled for the spring or fall season of 2011 or 2012 with the outfitters consent. Manitoba is well known for producing great black bears and there also a lot of color phase bears. The donation includes all meals and lodging, 1 on 3 guiding and trophy care. The non resident license is $317 and can be purchased right at camp. The hunter can also choose to harvest his bear with any following weapons; archery, crossbow, rifle or muzzleloader. Additional hunt space is available at the rate of $2,950 plus the 5% GST tax and a non-hunter is welcome for $950 plus the GST tax. The hunter is responsible for all transportation to and from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Donated by: Harry Walker, Sandy River Outfitters 11 Sauve Crescent - Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada R2N 3K7
Phone: 204-257-5223 Email: hwalker@sandyriveroutfitters.ca, Website: www.sandyriveroutfitters.ca VALUE: $2,950.00 2011
Newfoundland Moose Hunt SA
This is a 6-day hunt in Newfoundland Canada for a Trophy Bull Moose. The hunt can be taken in 2011 or 2012 and you can arrange your dates directly with the outfitter. Accommodations will be in the outfitters lodge and there is a full time cook on staff. The hunt includes all licenses and tags as well all meals and trophy care. The hunt is a spot & stalk hunt using a combination of 4x4 pick ups and quads and hiking. You can also add on a Black Bear for $500 which includes 2 tags. You can either drive directly to camp or for a fee of $400 you can be picked up and returned to the airport. The Eastern Chapters director Jeff Fuhse hunted with this outfitter in the fall of 2008 and harvested a great Bull Moose and had a great time. Donated by: Ross Decker, Moose Country Adventures P.O. Box 309 Roddinckton, Newfoundland Canada A0K 4P0 Phone: 709-457-2947, Cell: 709-457-7042 Email: rdecker@nf.sympatico.ca VALUE: $5,000.00 2011

Quebec/Labrador Caribou Hunt SA
This is a 7-day, 6-night hunt for Quebec / Labrador Caribou with Leaf River Outfitters. Your adventure begins once you arrive in Montreal. The donation includes: the trophy fee for 2 caribou, 2-on-1 guiding, 7-day trip with 6 days of hunting, federal and Provincial taxes, nutritious home-cooked meals, experienced guides, shuttles to and from the airport, free parking with 24-hour surveillance in Montreal, clients met at the hotel and in Lake Pau by a Leaf River representative, air transportation to and from Lake Pau and to base camp, free lodging in Lake Pau, permanent cabins, hot showers and flush toilets, preparation of meat and racks (1 full rack, 1split rack), and the use of boats, motors, fuel and all terrain vehicles. The hunter is responsible for the license and tags for 2 caribou $335. The hunter may also choose to harvest a black bear and the tag is $147.51. The hunter is also responsible for 1 nights lodging before and after the hunt in Montreal, which runs $115 per night. Additional hunt space is available for $7,400.
Donated by: Alain Tardif, Leaf River Lodge Phone: 800-463-4868, Cell: 418-882-6210 Email: info@leafriverlodge.com, Website: www.leafriverlodge.com VALUE: $7,400.00 2011
Alaskan Trapline Adventure SA
This is a 7-day trap line adventure for 2 people in Tok Alaska. Run the 25 miles of trapline on snow machine with Sue and/or Franks Entsmingers on their winter Alaskan trapline. The season on marten and mink run until the end of February. Fox, lynx, and wolverine run until March 15 in GMU 12. Wolverine close January 31 in GMU 13. Wolves and coyote are open till the end of April. Beaver and muskrat are open until June 10. March is a great time for wolves as they are more vulnerable during mating season. Use an electronic predator caller to see if you can lure a wolf into shooting range. Accommodations during the adventure will be in the Entsminger home when youre not out in the Arctic Oven Tent calling wolves or coyotes. Matt will take you out on a flight to check his trapline, which covers a 50 mile radius from their homes. You get to keep one each of the animals taken. Taking in the full experience of the trapline, you will work with the outfitter in caring and skinning the animal. All meals, accommodations and trophy preparation are included in the donation. The hunters are responsible for transportation to and from Tok, Alaska or Mile 91 Tok Cutoff and the $250.00 trappers license. Donated by: Sue Entsminger and Matt Snyder, Alaska Hunting Adventures Inc. P.O. Box 800 TOK, AK 99780, Phone: 907-883-2833 , Alternate: 907-632-5315 Email: wildsue@aptalaska.net, Website: www.tokmanagementarea.com VALUE: $7,000.00 2011

Stone Sheep Hunt in British Columbia SN
This is a classic 15-day horseback hunt for a Stone Sheep Ram. This hunt is provided by Larry & Lori Warren of; Tuchodi River Outfitters. The dates of the hunt are scheduled for August 14th to August 29th, 2011, no alternate year available. The cost of hunting a Stone Sheep continues to increase as the quotas of tags are being reduced. The Tuchodi River area has a good population of sheep and Tuchodi River Outfitters maintain a high success rate on harvesting mature Rams. The hunts includes 1 on 1 guide service and most of the hunting will be conducted from one or more of the many spike camps in Larrys area. Hunting from horseback allows the party to cover more in ground in search of a trophy Ram. The hunter is responsible for transportation to and from Fort Nelson, B.C. as well as the air charter to base camp which is approximately $1,050. In the 2010 season 3 people from the Eastern Chapter hunted stone sheep with Tuchodi River Outfitters and all were successful including our 2010 Stone sheep raffle winner and director Jeff Fuhses daughter Joan. The hunter is also responsible for all licenses and tags as well as the GST taxes and the non resident preservation fund. License and tag fees are available on their website. Additional animals are available on a trophy basis and include: Elk, Moose and Mountain Goat. ($3,500.00 each plus tags). Non-hunters are welcome at $ 250.00 per day. Donated by: Larry & Lori Warren, Tuchodi River Outfitters Box 59, Hudsons Hope, BC Canada V0C 1V0 Phone: 250-263-4529 Email: larry@tuchodi.com, Website: www.tuchodiriveroutfitters.com VALUE: $33,000.00 2011
21-Day Rocky Mountain Bighorn Hunt SA
First time exhibitor and donor Peter Whitlow has donated a 21-day Rocky Mountain Bighorn Hunt in area 439 of Alberta. Area 439 is the next area north of the Cadomin mine area and produces trophy rams every year. The high bidder will need to fly to Edmonton, Alberta and take a bus to Hinton, Alberta where he can overnight prior to the hunt. The buses run 4 times a day and it is about a 3-hour trip. The outfitter will pick you up at the hotel and it is a 4 hour ride to base camp from the trail head. Base camp consists of wall tents, a cook and cook tent and even a shower. This is a horseback style hunt with all meals and trophy care included. The outfitter has a high success rate on rams of the 160 class and higher. Several chapter members have harvested their bighorn rams for their Wild Sheep Foundation with Peter including; Nayo & Sylvia Balderrama and Eastern Chapter Vise President, Jim Wilson. If the hunter picks the second hunt period it is possible to harvest a Black Bear or a Mule Deer on a trophy fee basis with the appropriate tags. The hunter is responsible for the 5% GST tax, the non-resident license & tag which is approximately $700.00 and transportation to and from Hinton, Alberta. This is a 2011 donation only! Additional hunt space is available at the rate of $28,000.00 and a non-hunter is welcome for $200.00 per day.

Donated by: Peter Whitlow, Peter Whitlow Outfitting Hinton, Alberta Phone: 780-865-1588 Email: wwhitlow@moradnet.ca VALUE: $28,000.00 2011
Archery Whitetail Hunt in Kansas FN
This is a six day archery hunt in North Central Kansas (unit 8) for a trophy Whitetail Buck. The hunt can be scheduled for any 6 days during the archery season in 2011. The outfitter recommends picking your 6 days to coincide with the rut which generally falls in mid November at that time you can expect to see lots of bucks on the move, providing lots of action. The hunt takes place on a private ranch and the hunter will have several tree stands to choose from. The hunt includes all meals and lodging in a private home. The hunter is responsible for the non resident hunting license ($75.00) and the permit ($322.00). The lucky high bidder can fly to Wichita Kansas and rent a car with directions being provided to the ranch. Additional hunt space is available at the rate of $2,350.00 and a non hunter is welcome for an additional $600.00. Donated by: Thomas D. Slick, Prairie Winds Guide Service 4617 K-157 Highway Junction City, KS 66441 Phone: 785-257-3224 VALUE: $2,350.00 2011

Maine Black Bear Hunt FN

Katahdins Shadow Outfitters will be returning to exhibit at our 2011 convention and have donated another fall black bear hunt in Maine. This is a 6-day hunt for a trophy Black Bear in Northern Maine. The outfitter boasts an almost 100% success rate. The available hunt dates range from August 29th to September 24th, 2011. The hunter is responsible for transportation to and from the lodge and the non-resident license fee of $169.00 and the tagging fee of $5.00. The hunt includes all meals, lodging and all transportation to the hunting sites. Director Joe Peachey purchased this hunt at our 2010 convention and harvested a nice bear and had a great time! Stop by the outfitters booth for more details. A non-hunter is welcome at the rate of $500.00 and additional hunt space is available for $1,600.00.
Donated by: Andre Morin II, Katahdins Shadow Outfitters 289 Tiffany Rd. Sidney, ME 04330 Phone/Fax: 207-547-3943 , Cell: 207-649-0075 Email: andre@katahdinsshadow.com, Website: www.danchristgallery.com VALUE: $1,600.00 2011
Predator Hunt in Alberta SA
Long-time supporters Brian & Peggy Cockell have added a second donation for our 2011 convention. This donation takes place on their ranch in North Central Alberta. The donation is for 2 hunters hunting coyotes and wolves for 5 days. The dates of the hunt can be scheduled for January or February 2012. The hunt includes 1 on 1 guiding using predator calls and the use of a combination of quads, 4 X 4 pick-ups and hiking to access the hunting area. The hunt also includes lodge style accommodations with all meals and trophy care. The hunters will need to fly to Edmonton, Alberta and rent a car to reach the ranch. The hunters can also choose their choice of weapons; Rifle, Muzzleloader or Archery equipment. Additional hunt space is available at the rate of $2,000.00 and a non-hunter is welcome for $150.00 per day. The hunter is also responsible for the Alberta Non-Resident license and the wolf tag which is approximately $400.00. The Cockells are donating their share of the donation proceeds to a trust fund to benefit a burn victim so lets show our support to help this great cause! Donated by: Brian & Peggy Cockell, Freeman Valley Outfitters Box 309 Ft. Assiniboine, Alberta, Canada T0G 1A0 Phone & Fax: 780-584-3903, Email: freemanvalleyranch@hotmail.com VALUE: $4,000.00 2011

Chesapeake Bay Duck Hunt SA
Take a break and enjoy a day of hunting sea ducks with Captain Lawrence Tyler of Diving Ducks. The hunt takes place on Tilghman Island on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. The hunt is for 4 hunters for 1 day of shooting Old Squaw, Black, White- Winged and Surf Scoter sea ducks. In addition to the hunt Captain Tyler, a life long resident of the area provides a first hand view of the special sites and history of the area. Hunt dates are available from November 2011 till January 2012. Additional costs are a Non-resident, 3-day license fee of $55.00 per hunter and a state stamp fee of $9.50 per hunter and if necessary lodging can be provided for $150.00 per night for house rental for the entire party. There is
room for 2 additional hunters at the rate of $140.00 per hunter plus license and State stamp. Please contact Captain Tyler to book your date as soon as possible as he fills up fast from year to year. Donated by: Captain Lawrence Tyler, Diving Ducks 21552 Gibsontown Rd., Tilghman, MD 21671 Phone: 410-886-2528, Cell: 410-310-3935 Email: ltyler4678@verizon.net, Website: www.divingducks.net VALUE: $560.00 2011
Black Bear Hunt for Two SA
This is a spot and stalk hunt in Southeast British Columbia for Black Bear with long time Supporter Baldy Mountain Outfitters. This is a 7-day hunt is for 2 hunters, hunting 2 on 1. The hunt is scheduled for May 30th to June 5th, 2011, no alternate year available. You will be hunting from Quad 4 by 4s and hiking. The hunt includes all meals, trophy care and cabin accommodations. The bears in the area come in a variety of color phases. This is a fun hunt and you are guaranteed to see a wide variety of other game during the hunt. This is a great hunt for an adult/youth combination or a husband and wife. Wolves are also in season and only require a $50.00 tag to harvest. The hunters can use their choice of weapons; rifle, muzzleloader or archery. The hunters are responsible for the non-resident license and tags which are approximately $600.00 each and the Government royalty of $75.00. The hunters are also responsible for transportation to and from Kalispell, Montana or Cranbrook, BC. Non hunters are welcome at $210.00 per day and additional hunt space is available at $3,900.00. Donated by: Harry & Jill Leuenberger, Baldy Mountain Outfitters Box 42, Wardner, BC, Canada V0B 2J0 Phone: 250-429-3965, Email: info@baldymountain.com, Website: www.baldymountain.com VALUE: $6,500.00 2011
Eastern & Rio Grande Turkey Hunts in Kansas FN
These three-day hunts take place in Northwest Kansas (Unit 2) with lucky high bidders to have a chance to harvest an Eastern and a Rio Grande Gobbler. This is a fully guided hunt with most of the hunting taking place in wooded creek bottoms. The dates of the hunt can be arranged for a three-day period between April 11th and May 17th 2011. Accommodations and all meals are provided in a private home and transportation during the hunt is provided. Airport pick up and return from Wichita, Kansas can be arranged for an addi15

tional $200 fee. The hunter is responsible for the non-resident hunting license, which is $ 75, and the 2 turkey tags, which are 1st, tag $ 32.50 and the 2nd tag is $ 22.50. Bob Kovel purchased this hunt at our 2008 convention and returned with great reviews and 2 Eastern long-beards! A non-hunter is welcome at the rate of $ 300 and additional hunt space is available for $850.00. Donated by: Thomas D. Slick of Prairie Winds Guide Service 4617 K 157 Highway Junction City, Kansas 66441 Phone: 1-785-257-3234 VALUE: $850.00 2011
SAAM Precision Hunting Rifle/Hunt Combo Course SA
One Adult and one Youth (ages 10-16) Hunter will go through the 5-night, 4-day SAAM Precision Hunting Rifle/Hunt Combo Course where our former Special Operations Instructors help you improve your shooting/hunting skills with your own equipment. Day one is all SAAM Training and then hunt in the AM/PM day two, three and four for top quality FTW Species. You will be shooting 140-160 rounds during SAAM training in the mid-day break. Trophy fees/hunting seasons apply. You will learn the effects of ballistics and environment for your weapon and learn how to compensate for those effects in our real world ranges from 100-500 yards throughout the rugged FTW Ranch. You will spend a great deal of time in many challenging shooting scenarios and positions learning how to use your own gear and surroundings to make great shots. Perfect for calibers in 223-338. Bring 160 rounds for one caliber or 100 for each if bringing two. Two guns max please. Purchaser is buying one adult and one youth spot and $1,200 in trophy fees for each hunter. Must be taken in 2011 during a regularly scheduled SAAM/Hunt Combo Courses throughout 2011. More students welcome with purchasers TWO spots, Adults $3,150. Children (10-16) $1,950, Observers $800. Donated by: Tim & David Fallon, FTW Outfitters 1802 Horse Hollow Rd., Barksdale, TX 78828 Phone: 830-234-4366, Email: info@ftwoutfitters.com, Website: www.ftwoutfitters.com VALUE: $7,500.00 2011
Muzzleloader Trophy Whitetail Hunt in Kansas SA
This six-day trip takes place in North Central Kansas (Unit 8) with the dates of the trip being approximately September 27th to October 2nd 2011. The hunt is for a trophy Whitetail buck with a Muzzleloader. In line muzzleloaders are legal in Kansas and now you are also allowed to use scoped

Dr.George Vogt- FNAWS Life Member #29 and Triple Grand Slammer from The Laredo Hunting Company has come through again with a super combo hunt in Old Mexico. This is a four person hunt for Whitewing and Mourning Doves. The donation is for three days and 2 nights with 4 sessions of hunting. Most hunting parties see hundreds of doves daily. The hunts vary each season, but they have a long reputation of having great bird numbers. You will hunt on over 10,000 accumulated acres. The Lodge is an antique Mexican Hacienda, on a working cattle ranch, with home cooked meals, air conditioned, pool and on the Rio Grande River only 5 minutes from the USA Bridge at Laredo, Texas. The International Airport is only 20 minutes away. Liberal Mexican bird limits and very close to the USA. Savor the flavor of Old Mexico. This donation is for first time hunters with the Laredo Hunt Club. You may upgrade this hunt to Trophy Whitetail Deer or Wild Boar and Javelina. Expect to have a sore shoulder after Hot barreled shooting. You may bring additional guests to take the whole Lodge for 14 or more hunters. All transportation from Laredo Int. Airport in Laredo, Texas and back is included. The club has Benelli shotguns to rent. All is included: meals, lodging, guides, etc. Not included is the ammunition and licenses, alcoholic beverages and tips. Please check out the website for more information. The donation is good up to 1 years from the sale date Donated by: Dr. George Vogt, The Laredo Hunt Club 3711 San Felipe, Suite 8F, Houston, Texas 77027 Phone & Fax: (713) 654-0047 E-Mail: laredohuntclub@aol.com, Website: www.laredohuntclub.com VALUE: $6,000.00 2011
Pheasant Hunt in Kansas SA
This is a four-day hunt in Western Kansas for wild Pheasants and Quail for 2 hunters. The outfitter has English Setters but is not opposed to working with your own dogs if you would prefer. The bag limit in Kansas is 4 Pheasants & 8 Quail daily with possession limit of 16 & 32. The hunt includes all meals and lodging and for an additional $ 200 the outfitter will include pick up and return from the Wichita, Kansas airport. You can expect the Pheasant hunting in this area to be outstanding but the Quail population is not as good. Most of the hunting will take place in CRP fields with lots of action. Director Jeff Fuhse is an avid Pheasant hunter and he hunts with this outfitter every year and considers this hunt some of the best Pheasant hunting around. The dates of the hunt can be scheduled between November 27th 2011 and January 31st 2012. The hunters are responsible for their $75 non resident hunting licenses. A non hunter is welcome at the rate of $ 400 and additional hunters are welcome at the rate of $ 1,100. Donated by:
Thomas D. Slick of Prairie Winds Guide Service 4617 K 157 Highway Junction City, Kansas 66441 Phone: 1-785-257-3234 VALUE: $2,200.00 2011

Mule Deer Hunt in British Columbia for Two People SA
This is a seven-day trophy Mule Deer hunt during the rut in November, 2011. It is for two hunters. The hunt is conducted on horseback, 4 wheelers or pickup. Hunters can expect to see heavy horned Mule Deer in the 20 - 28 inch class. The hunt is conducted on the winter range and boasts 100% opportunity. Accommodations during the hunt are in wall tents. There is a $250. US fee for pick-up at the Kamloops airport to Clinton and return for each hunter. Purchasers are also responsible for the hunting license ($180) and Deer Tag ($125) and the government imposed royalty fee of $50. on animals taken. After you harvest your Mule Deer there is a possibility to hunt Cougar, Lynx, or Bobcat on a trophy fee basis. A non-hunter is welcome at $200 per day, and additional hunters are welcome at the rate of $3,700. Donated by: Bruce & Terry Ambler, Amblers Big Horn Country Guiding, LTD Box 521, Clinton, BC Canada V0K 1K0 Phone & Fax: 250-459-2367 VALUE: $7,400.00 2011
Trophy Whitetail Hunt in Texas SA
If you enjoy seeing lots of whitetails, Texas may be the best place in the United States to hunt deer. This hunt will be for 3 days and it takes place in North Texas in King County. The hunt will be semiguided and includes; 1 trophy buck, 1 doe and all varmints and hogs. You will be stand hunting over food plots and feeders. This is a rifle hunt only with the average shot being under a 100 yards. The outfitter prefers to harvest mature bucks and you can expect to harvest a buck scoring 130 B&C or better. The hunter is responsible for all transportation to and from Texas and the non-resident license fee. The accommodations are in a hotel in Knox Texas and the hunter is responsible for all meals. Additional hunt space is available at the rate of $3,000 and a non-hunter is welcome at the rate of $100 per day. Donated by: Ed Tibljas of Triangle T Outfitters
P O Box 1026, Granbury, TX 76048 Phone: 817-573-8108 Fax; 817-573-6011, Cell: 817-279-3132 E-Mail: tibljas@triangletoutfitters.com, Website: www.triangletoutfitters.com VALUE: $3,000.00 2011

Trophy Deer Hunt in Mexico FN
This is a real trophy deer hunt in open country, absolutely Fair Chase for one hunter with the Laredo Hunt Club. Several Trophy Book quality whitetails have been taken with the donated hunters in the past and references are gladly furnished. This will be a five-day hunt in either December or January at one of the trophy ranches, with mutual consent on days and times. The Laredo Hunt Club guarantees good opportunity at a 10 point buck or better. This hunt can add extra hunters at the usual price of $6,500.00 each or a group of four can get a discount price. The hunt includes everything except licenses, alcohol and tips. You may add any of these animals at no extra hunt charge, but you must buy a license for each species: wild boar, javelina, quail, doves or possibly ducks depending on the weather and ranch you hunt. All meals, lodging, guide fees and transportation from Laredo, Texas International Airport are included. Donated by: Dr. George Vogt, The Laredo Hunt Club 3711 San Felipe, Suite 8F, Houston, TX 77027 Phone & Fax: 713-654-0047 Email: laredohuntclub@aol.com, Website: www.laredohuntclub.com VALUE: $6,500.00 2011
California Bighorn Hunt SA
Darrell Schneider and Ashnola Guide Service are certainly no strangers to the Eastern Chapter and will be returning to exhibit at our 2011 convention. For our 2011 convention they have donated one of their coveted California Bighorn hunts. These hunts have been virtually 100% successful as long as the hunter is in shape and willing to hunt hard. The donation includes 7 full days of hunting with one-on-one guiding, all meals, cabin accommodations and transportation to and from the airport in Penticton, British Columbia. The outfitter offers hunts at low or high elevations and this is generally a horseback-style hunt. These tags are very limited and you do not see California Bighorn hunts on an auction list very often. The hunter is responsible for the non-resident license and the sheep tag fee, as well as the non-resident preservation fund. You can find a list of the current license and tag fees on GOABC website. Dates of the hunt can be arranged directly with the outfitter with the season running from August 25 to September 30, 2011. This is a 2011 donation only and no additional hunt space is available. Past President Dale Gaugler has hunted with the Schneiders several times and highly recommends them. Donated by: Darrell Schneider, Ashnola Guide Service Box 1529, Princeton, BC Canada V0X 1W0 Phone: 250-292-8779, Email: ashnolaoutfitters@nethop.net VALUE: $35,000.00 2011
Hunter's Choice in Alaska FN
Alaska Trophy Hunts is donating a hunters choice for our 2011 convention. The lucky high bidder can choose to hunt one of the following three animals; a Dall ram, brown/grizzly bear or Alaskan/ Yukon moose. The hunt is for 10 days and includes your guide, food, and super cub transportation from base camp to your spike camps. Most of the hunting takes place in GMU -19 unit which is about 150 air miles from Wasilla, Alaska. Toms base camp features wall tents with cots, a separate cook tent and many other amenities for your comfort. All spike camps have satellite phones for communication with base camp. Non-hunting companions are welcome at the rate of $200.00 per day. The hunt can be taken in the fall of 2011 or 2012 with the outfitters consent. Not included in the donation is transportation to and from Alaska, transportation to and from base camp and your license fees. Additional hunters are welcome at the rate of $12,500.00. Make sure you check out their website for further information and take a look at their slide show photo gallery for some of their recent hunters and their trophies! Donated by: Master Guide: Tom Shankster, Alaska Trophy Hunt 199 South Degaulle St., Aurora, CO 80018 Phone: 303-364-5877, Cell: 720-244-8454 Email: AKHunts148@aol.com, Website: www.aktrophyhunts.com VALUE: $12,500.00 2011

Parent-Child Spring Turkey Hunt FN
Long-time supporter Brian Post has come through again with another one of his Parent-Child Turkey hunts for 3 days in the spring of 2011 or 2012. The dates of this hunt can be arranged directly with the outfitter. Accommodations will be provided during the hunt at the donors lodge. Also included is all transportation while hunting. Not included is the license fee. Additional hunters are available at $650.00 and a non-hunter is welcome at the rate of $325.00. Donated by: Brian Post, Full Fan Lodge RR #5, Box 129 A-2 , Montrose, PA 1880 Phone: 570-934-2668 VALUE: $1,300.00

Stone Sheep Hunt SA

This is a ten-day horseback hunt for a trophy Stone Sheep Ram in the Yukon. The hunt includes 1-on-1 guide service, all meals, trophy care and accommodations while hunting. Although this is listed as a horseback hunt, the hunter should be prepared to do some backpacking, if necessary. The lucky high bidder is responsible for air travel to and from Whitehorse, Yukon and should plan on an over-night stay in Whitehorse 1 night prior to and 1 night after the hunt. Hotel costs run around $300.00. The hunter is also responsible for the license and Government fees which are approximately $450.00 and the air charter to base camp which is $1,400.00. The hunt is scheduled for July 30th to August 10th of 2011 or 2012 with the outfitters approval. A non hunter is welcome at $400.00 per day. Additional animals are available on a trophy fee basis and include; Alaskan/Yukon Moose, Mountain Caribou and Grizzly. Donated by: Dean Sandulak, Trophy Stone Outfitting 68 North Star Dr., Whitehorse, Yukon Canada Y1A 0A Phone: 867-667-6337, Fax: 867-667-6340, Cell: 204-745-8440 Email: tso@yukonhunting.com, Website: www.yukonhunting.com VALUE: $30,000.00 2011
Desert Bighorn Sheep Hunt - Sonora, Mexico SA
Hunt with one of Mexicos best Outfitters, Nayo & Sylvia Balderrama of Amigo Guides and Outfitters. Nayo has donated this Desert Bighorn Sheep hunt in Sonora, Mexico. The hunt will take place in February of the 2012 season, unless a 2011 tag becomes available. The donation is for ten effective hunting days for a trophy Desert Ram. Included in the donation is transportation to and from the hunting area after arriving in Hermosillo, Mexico. Also included in the donation is all accommodations, meals and drinks, hunting license, cities and the gun permit. Non-hunters are welcome at $200.00 per day. Donated by: Nayo & Sylvia Balderrama, Amigos Guides and Outfitters La Mesa #25 , Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico Phone: 011-52-662-2601006, Fax: 011-52-662-2169991 Cell: 011-52-662-2601006, Email: bernado@laesperanzaranch.com.mx VALUE: $55,000.00 2011

Alaskan Brown Bear Hunt SA
This is a ten-day Brown Bear hunt aboard the 64 foot M/V Surveyor along the protected waterways of the inside passage of Southeast Alaska. The vessel is equipped with double berth staterooms for guests and separate quarters for the crew. Laundry and shower and food fit for a king are all included. Glass the huge bears from the boat and then spot and stalk or hike up salmon streams in the fall. Transportation while on the boat is included. A $150.00 round trip flight from Juneau to the village of Sitka is not included. The dates of the hunt can scheduled directly with the outfitter with spring and fall dates available. This trip is much more than just a Brown Bear hunt; you will enjoy many more activities including Crabbing, Fishing and Shrimping! Licenses not included, Non-Resident hunting license $85.00, Brown bear tag, $500.00; Wolf tag, $30.00 & Fishing license $30.00. A non-hunter is welcome at $3,000.00. An additional hunter is welcome at the rate of $16,500.00 (Maximum of 2 hunters per trip). Donated by: Dale Adams, Adams Alaskan Safari P.O. Box 6021, Sitka, AK 99835 Phone: 907-747-6108, Cell: 907-738-3040 Email: dale.adams1@acsalaska.net VALUE: $16,500.00 2011
Archery Whitetail Hunt in Wisconsin SA
Long-time supporter and exhibitor Mike Noskoviak has donated another one of his trophy whitetail archery hunts for our 2011 convention. This hunt takes place during the peak of the rut and is conducted within the Bad River Indian Reservation. The hunt dates are scheduled for November 8th to the 13th 2011, no alternate dates are available. This week provides one of the best hunts of the season. The hunt includes all meals and lodge style accommodations. During the average hunt you will see between 7 to 20 bucks within archery range and the archery rut hunts average an 80 to 90% chance to harvest a Pope and Young class buck. Make sure you check out mikes website for more details. Additional hunt space is available at the rate of $3,200 Donated by; Mike Noskoviak of Superior Guides & Outfitters. Donated by: Mike Noskoviak, Superior Guides & Outfitters 61108 Wiberg Rd., Ashland, WI 54806 Phone: 715-278-3238, Cell: 715-413-1163 Email: superiorguides@cheqnet.net, Website: www.superioroutfitters.com VALUE: $3,200.00 2011
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