A Shared Passion. A Lasting Tradition.
Join Music City SCI for hunting, conservation, and camaraderie.
Music City SCI brings together people who share a passion for hunting, a respect for wildlife, and an appreciation for time spent outdoors. Our chapter is a place to build friendships, share experiences, and support the conservation and hunting traditions that connect us.
That spirit carries into everything we do—from friendly competition at our sporting clays shoot to gathering at our annual banquet. Through our Jim Hall Warrior Hunt, we honor veterans and share meaningful time in the field. These events bring our community together around a shared purpose, with opportunities to take part, lend a hand, and make lasting memories.
Whether you’re an experienced hunter, new to the outdoors, or simply interested in supporting our mission, there’s a place for you here. Join us at an upcoming event, explore chapter membership, or discover how you can get involved. We’d love to meet you.
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.