PROTECTING HUNTER’S RIGHTS
Safari Club International – Arkansas Chapter
Protecting The Freedom to Hunt & Promoting Wildlife Conservation in Arkansas
Arkansas Chapter – Night of the Hunter
Annual Banquet & Fundraiser
March 27, 2026
Benton, Arkansas
WHY JOIN
SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
ARKANSAS CHAPTER
The Arkansas Chapter of SCI is actively advocating for the protection of Hunting Rights in Arkansas. Your hunting heritage is constantly under attack from opposing forces. SCI Arkansas uses our funding for education, conservation for both wildlife and habitat continuing our hunting legacy. We invite you to join in our mission.
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ABOUT SCI – ARKANSAS
About Safari Club International
For more than five decades, Safari Club International (SCI) has stood at the forefront, championing the preservation of the freedom to hunt and advancing global wildlife conservation efforts.
WHY Safari club international?
SCI is uniquely positioned to champion the freedom to hunt with its Washington, D.C.-based national and international advocacy team and an all-species focus. Our 146 chapters and affiliate networks, representing millions of hunters globally, amplify our impact. SCI Foundation’s conservation projects support research, wildlife management, and community leadership across North America, Africa, and Central Asia. The Annual Hunters’ Convention, hosted by SCI, stands as the world’s premier sportsmen’s market, bringing together top outfitters and hunting celebrities to celebrate our freedom to hunt.
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A Message from the President
“So, why SCI? Simply put, I believe in the mission and the efficacy of SCI. There are many good organizations and clubs that support hunting, fishing, and the great outdoors. I am a member of several and I know they do good work. Still, I have not seen any other organization that has the impact on protecting and promoting our hunting heritage as SCI – no one.”
Lavon Winkler