Archery Tune Up
You should have been there!
Music City SCI got together in Whites Creek for a pre-season archery tune up. It was a great day with some excellent coaching, good weather and a great crowd. We met some new folks and spent time getting to know each other a little better. It was the first time we've done a get together like this, but everyone agreed, it certainly won't be our last.
Check out a few pictures from the event here.
Music City SCI
Music City SCI is a chapter of Safari Club International. We are dedicated to creating a place for hunters and outdoors enthusiasts of all backgrounds to come together. We conduct fundraising efforts and service projects that work towards preserving hunting and our outdoor heritage for generations to come.
We do this through education programs, wounded veteran hunts, support of national conservation initiatives and of course by supporting SCI’s important legislative work protecting our hunting rights.
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First for Hunters
Education programs for both children and adults, provide a hands-on opportunity to experience the outdoors and to spread the knowledge of conservation and wildlife management. One of these education programs is Sensory Safari, a program in which the blind can learn about nature through touch exhibits. SCI Foundation also opened the International Wildlife Museum in Tucson, Arizona, to increase knowledge of, and appreciation for, the diverse wildlife of the world.
First for Wildlife
Conservation efforts never cease, and through chapter projects, SCI Foundation grants and scholarships, and regional programs, members of Safari Club International make a difference in the life of the environment and the animals that live there.
First for You
Humanitarian service programs are also a primary initiative of SCI Foundation. Through Sportsmen Against Hunger and SafariCare, food and supplies are provided to those in need, both in our backyard and in remote places of the world. The Disabled Hunter program fosters opportunities for disabled sportsmen and women to experience the hunting tradition. SafariWish grants hunting related wishes to those dealing with terminal or life-threatening illnesses.