Sabudawn Safaris Southern Africa Contact: Lucas Groenwald www.sabudawnsafaris.co.za sabudawnsafaris@gmail.com +27 78 405 0051 This is an all inclusive package with accommodation for 7 nights for 4 people at our lodge in the Limpopo province of South Africa, the lodge is 4 hours drive from Johannesburg airport. The lodge consists of 4 luxurious rooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, the lodge also consists of a barbeque area, dining area and bar. Dinners and breakfast will be served in the dining area where you can taste traditional South-Africa dishes. The hunting area that surrounds this lodge is 13000 acres and there are numerous hunting concessions in the area that exceeds 140,000 acres of hunting land. The four hunters can choose two of the following each to hunt; Impala, Blesbuck, Warthog, Duiker and Steenbuck and cad add extra animals as per the price list. You will be guided by a professional hunter at all times during the hunt and will be using fully equipped 4x4 hunting vehicles to move around on the hunting areas. Field preparation of animals hunted will be done by our professional hunter and skinners. Hunt Dates: 2021/2022 Arrival/Departure Point: Johannesburg Airport Cost of transport: $200 per person

Sensational Hunting Safaris Africa & 3 Brothers African Hunting Safaris Contact: Chuck Bigelow 525 E 200 S Manti, UT 84642 www.sensationalhuntingsafari.com 3brothersafricanhuntingsafari@gmail.com (435) 851-0512 Sensational Hunting Safaris invites Four (4) hunters to South Africa for a 6-Day, fully guided hunt that includes one Blue Wildebeest, one Springbok, one Blesbok and one impala for each hunter. Sensational Hunting Safari Africa headquarters is located 54 miles (34km) southwest of Mokopane (Potgietersrus), in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. They offer 32,000 acres of owned of accessible hunting areas. Trip included all transportation to and from Johannesburg airport and during the safari. All lodging, food, field prep of trophies, tracker, PH and skinner. We will pick you up at the Johannesburg airport and take you to our lodge approximately 2.5 hours north of Johannesburg, near Mokapane. You will be able to check your rifles or shoot our rifles to make sure you’re dialed in for the hunt. Hunting takes place in the traditional African trucks, hides/blinds or spot and stalk. Additional animals and activities can be added per price list. Additional hunters can also be added. Hunt Dates: 2021/2022 Open Dates Arrival/Departure Point: Johannesburg Airport - SA Cost for additional hunter: $150 per day Cost for non-hunter guest- $150 per day Additional fees to be incurred by the purchaser: Gratuity, dip and pack, taxidermy, shipping, export/import fees

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunt Dates: All open seasons listed in the 2021 Black Bear Guidebook for the San Juan unit

New Mexico Department of Game & Fish Contact: Nicole Tatman www.wildlife.state.nm.us Nicole.tatman@state.nm.us (505) 476-8035 The five license, five species New Mexico Big Game Enhancement Package includes statewide licenses for pronghorn, elk, deer (mule deer or Coues whitetail), Persian (Bezoar) Ibex, and Gemsbok oryx. The SCI World Record Persian ibex (non-native range) is from New Mexico, and the Florida Mountains consistently produce world-class billies. The new Boone & Crockett world record pronghorn was taken in New Mexico in 2013. New Mexico’s Rio Arriba county has more mule deer in the Boone & Crockett record book than any county in the United States. New Mexico elk hunting is world renowned and produces 400-class bulls annually. The successful bidder on this package may hunt all five species or barter/trade/sell any license he or she does not intend to hunt. Guide Service: Not included. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Species: (a) Deer: any 1 buck (b) Elk: mature bull (c) Oryx: either sex (d) Ibex: either sex (e) Pronghorn: mature buck Weapon: Any legal weapon Area: (a) Deer: Statewide on any legally accessible public lands where hunting is allowed and private land with written permission. (b) Elk: Statewide on any legally accessible public lands where hunting is allowed and private land with written permission. (c) Oryx: Statewide on any legally accessible public lands where hunting is allowed and private land with written permission. If the holder of an oryx authorization or license chooses to hunt on White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), they must contact the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish two weeks in advance of proposed hunt start date to schedule access to WSMR and must be accompanied by a badged department employee or WSMR escort. (d) Ibex: Statewide on any legally accessible public lands where hunting is allowed and private land with written permission. (e) Pronghorn: Statewide on any legally accessible public lands where hunting is allowed and private land with written permission. Dates: (a) Deer: Sept 1, 2021 - Jan 31, 2022 (b) Elk: Sept 1, 2021 - Jan 31, 2022 (c) Oryx: Apr 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022 (d) Ibex: Apr 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022 (e) Pronghorn: Aug 1, 2021 - Nov 1, 2021

2021 Utah Pahvant Bull Elk Conservation Permit - Any Weapon Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Bidder will have the choice from one of the following seasons: Hunt Dates: Sept. 18–Sept. 26, 2021: Any Legal Weapon (rifle) early hunt Nov. 13–Nov. 21, 2021: Any Legal Weapon (rifle) late hunt

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. Hunt Dates: Sept 1 - Nov 15, 2021: Any Legal Weapon

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net Arguably the best Mule Deer in the State. Consistently produces some of the largest deer in the west Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. Bidder will have the choice from one of the following seasons/weapons: Hunt Dates: Aug. 21–Sept. 17, 2021: Archery

Bushmen Safaris Contact: Travis and Dani Anderson 3405 E. Overland Rd. Suite 150 Meridian, ID 83642 www.bushmensafaris.com travis@bushmensafaris.com dani@bushmensafaris.com (208) 322-5902 It is Bushmen Safaris' belief that the experience of this archery only hunt, the long hours of searching, tracking, watching and waiting, and the nervous excitement of those final moments, are all essential parts of the true hunting experience. With twenty-five plains game species and Cape Buffalo available on the 22,000 acre hunting conservancy, you will be sure to have an amazing hunt of a lifetime. Included are first-rate accommodations, food and beverages, one (1) Gemsbok, Impala, Warthog, Blesbok, Blue Wildebeest per hunter, round-trip ground transportation from the Johannesburg Airport, all hunt transportation, guide service, field staff and field prep. Not included is airfare, any before/after hunt accommodations, taxidermy, shipping, VAT tax and gratuities. For more information, contact Bushmen Safaris at 208-322-5902 or Dani Anderson at dani@bushmensafaris.com. Company's website: www.bushmensafaris.com Cost for additional Hunter: $6995.00 Cost of additional Non-Hunter: $150.00 per day Trip arrival & departure point: Johannesburg Airport Hunt Dates: 2021 & 2022 Choice of Weapon: Archery Only

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. Hunt Dates: Oct. 30–Dec. 31, 2021: Any Legal Weapon

Provided by the Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net Hunt one of Utah’s most underrated deer units. The Fillmore, Oak Creek LE is producing some of the biggest deer in the state, bucks that will rival the world renowned Paunsaugunt and Henry Mountains. Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Bidder will have the choice from one of the following seasons/weapons: Hunt Dates: Aug. 21–Sept. 17, 2021: Archery Oct. 23–Oct. 31, 2021: Any Legal Weapon Sept. 29–Oct. 7, 2021: Muzzleloader

2021 Utah Southwest Desert Bull Elk Conservation Permit - Multi-Season Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 The unit was divided north and south. South is the original Indian peaks unit with no changes. North of highway 20 is a new unit that has a September archery hunt and an October November Handgun, Shotgun, Archery, Muzzy hunt. The October November hunt doesn’t allow scopes. The conservation permits are good for the south unit ONLY and not the north. Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunter will have the opportunity to hunt the following season dates and weapon types: Multi Season Hunt Dates: Aug. 21–Sept. 17, 2021: Archery and Sept. 18–Sept. 26, 2021: Any Legal Weapon (rifle) early hunt and Sept. 27–Oct. 8, 2021: Muzzleloader and Nov. 13–Nov. 21, 2021: Any Legal Weapon (rifle) late hunt

2021 Hunts for the Brave John Taylor (801) 403-4206 buildingwalls1961@gmail.com FRAMED CANVAS PRINT BY LOCAL ARTIST KIRK LARSEN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG WHICH IS FLOWN FOR ONE WEEK EACH YEAR IN HONOR OF MAJOR BRENT TAYLOR; ALSO A SPECIAL EDITION APOLLO CUSTOM GLOCK 9MM SEMI-AUTO HANDGUN WITH CUSTOM DISPLAY CASE A framed canvas print of the American Flag recently named “The Major “honors Major Brent Taylor, UT Army National Guard. Major Taylor was killed while on deployment in Afghanistan on Nov. 3, 2018. “The Major” is unfurled for one week each year above Coldwater Canyon east of North Ogden, UT in conjunction with the anniversary of Major Taylor’s death and Veteran’s Day; also, includes a Special Edition Apollo custom Glock Model 419 Battleworn USA Flag Cerekote semi-auto 9 mm handgun with a custom display case. All proceeds from this auction item go to support the mission of Hunts for the Brave which provides memorable hunting opportunities to the brave men and women of our armed forces who have gone in harm’s way in defense of our freedom. Hunts for the Brave is a non-profit affiliate of Sportsman for Fish and Wildlife, and one hundred percent of all contributions made to Hunts for the Brave go directly towards funding its mission.

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife 600 Capitol Way North Olympia, WA 98501 www.wdfw.wa.gov (360) 902-2519 Hunt Area: For black-tailed deer, those GMUs open to black-tailed deer hunting EXCEPT GMU 485 and those GMUs closed to deer hunting by the fish and wildlife commission. For mule deer, those GMUs open to mule deer hunting EXCEPT those GMUs closed to mule deer hunting by the fish and wildlife commission. For white-tailed deer, those GMUs open to white-tailed deer hunting EXCEPT those GMUs closed to white-tailed deer hunting by the fish and wildlife commission. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunting season dates: September 1 - December 31, 2021 Weapon: Any Legal Weapon. Bag limit: One additional any buck black-tailed deer, one additional any buck mule deer, and one additional any buck white-tailed deer; total harvest not to exceed three animals

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Utah Wild Sheep Foundation Travis Jensen (801) 641-5453 Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. UWSF & SFW are both 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organizations. Hunt Dates: Sept. 11–Dec. 31, 2021

3-Day Flyfishing the Big Sky of Montana – The Legendary Big Hole River Eventgroove, TicketPrinting.com & Boundary Expeditions Lance Trebesch, CEO 716 E. Mendenhall Bozeman, MT 59715 lance@ticketriver.com (406) 600-6321 Donated by Eventgroove, a trusted partner of the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF runs its core operations of events, fundraising, and ecommerce/print-on-demand on the Eventgroove Platform. Some trips blend into other ones. This is not one of them. This is Montana. This is the Big Hole River. The activity—or should we say, passion -- is flyfishing and of course that means under the Big Sky. Blue-ribbon streams run across the landscape of the Treasure State but there is not a more beloved and unique stream than the Big Hole River. You’ll be staying at a beautiful exclusive property right on the Big Hole River with access to a quarter mile of some of the best trout fishing in North America. You’ll eat, sleep, and relax in a stunning cabin that sleeps 4 comfortably with screened-in porch for late night socializing. Three days of guided flyfishing for 2 people are included. Meals and dining are not included but catering can be arranged at your cost. Age 90, you’re looking back at your life, and you think, I sure enjoyed that flyfishing trip to Montana. Details: ● 4 nights/3 days: Monday – Thursday (arrive Monday by 6pm, check out Friday by 10am). ● Reservation period: July 15 – Sept 15 2021. Some dates may not be available, and we cannot reschedule to 2022. ● Guest limit: 4 ● Meals: not included. Catering can be arranged at your expense. When fishing with guides, lunch is provided. ● Flyfishing: 3 days of guided flyfishing for 2 people. An additional day, and/or additional guides can be added at your expense. ● Location: approximately 20 miles north of Dillon, Montana. ● Bonus: other rivers in the area (within an hour), Beaverhead, Ruby, Wise, and Madison.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Contact: Andy Holland – Big Game Manager 317 West Prospect Road Fort Collins, CO 80526 cpw.state.co.us andy.holland@state.co.us (970) 472-4437 Colorado has 433,000 deer and when it comes to trophy deer, Colorado grows some of the best. Trophy buck mule deer can be found throughout Colorado. Colorado’s eastern plains are home to some exceptional whitetails. September is a good time to catch your trophy still in velvet at or above timberline. Hunt western Colorado’s biggest mule deer in November during the rut. Whatever your choice, you will not be disappointed with the quality and quantity of Colorado’s mule deer. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Area: Statewide (seasonal and localized closures apply) See Colorado Proclamation. Dates: An auction or raffle deer license is valid in all units that are open to the hunting of deer in Colorado and entitles you to take one deer of either species. The deer license is valid on a unit-by-unit basis from the beginning of the first open deer season in the unit in the unit until November 30th west of Interstate 25 and December 31st east of I-25. Once a deer season of any method of take has opened in a unit, you can hunt using any legal manner of take (i.e. rifle, muzzleloader, archery) until you harvest a deer. Yes, you can hunt with a rifle during the archery season and when no other regular seasons are open.

2021 Utah Wasatch Mtns., West-Central Black Bear Conservation Permit - Multi-Season Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunt dates: Any open hunt unit during the season listed in the 2021 Guidebook

Multi Zone California Elk Permit State of California Department of Fish & Game Contact: Kristin Denryter – Elk and Pronghorn Coordinator 1812 Ninth Street Sacramento, CA 95814 www.wildlife.ca.gov Kristin.Denryter@wildlife.ca.gov (916) 445-9992 Trophy class elk found in every zone! Tag is good in five hunt zones. Season dates for this tag are open before the general season, so you get the elk of your choice. California is the only state to have all three species of elk, Rocky Mountain, Roosevelt and Tule, take your pick on which one you would like to hunt, or hunt all three species and choose your favorite for harvest. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Proposed Hunt Zones and Seasons Siskiyou hunt zone: September 1 - 19, 2021 Northwestern California hunt zone: August 25 - September 23, 2021 Marble Mountain hunt zone: September 1 - 19, 2021 Northeastern California hunt zone: August 25 - September 26, 2021 La Panza hunt zone: October 2 - December 5, 2021

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 The Henry Mountain premium deer unit has produced some of the largest deer in the country over the past 5 years. This is one of the top deer units in the country to hunt and is sure to be a very rewarding experience. Hunter may select the season of their choice. Winning bidder is responsible for the additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. We thank you for your support. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Archery: Aug 21 - Sept 17, 2021 Muzzleloader: Sept 29 - Oct 7, 2021 Any Legal Weapon (rifle): Oct 23 - Oct 31, 2021

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 Hunt any open unit and season. Utah produces several record book goats every year. Winning bidder is responsible for the additional payment of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fee for this species. We thank you for your support. Offered by Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501 (c) 3 tax exempt charitable organization. Season date: Any Legal Weapon Sept 1 - Dec 31, 2021

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 Utah has become one of the premier states for trophy mule deer. The Utah Statewide Mule Deer Conservation Permit is one of the most desirable mule deer permits in North America. The proceeds from this tag go to habitat projects throughout the state benefitting all deer management units. The hunter may hunt any unit in the state and most years’ deer are harvested on the legendary Henry Mountains unit. Don't pass up the hunt of a lifetime. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Area: Statewide on any open unit excluding Antelope Island Archery: Aug 21 - 31, 2021 Any Legal Weapon (rifle): Sept 1, 2021 - Jan 15, 2022

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. Hunt Dates: Aug 21 - Aug 31, 2021: Archery and Sept 1, 2020 - Jan 15, 2022: Any Legal Weapon

Mule Deer Foundation 1939 S. 4130 W. Ste. H Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 License provided by the Wyoming Governor’s Big Game License Coalition. The recipients of these licenses must designate the specific hunt area in which they want the license issued. The recipients of these licenses must pay the full price for the license. The recipient of the Governor’s license authorization may only transfer the license authorization to another person if no additional consideration above the bid or raffle price is paid by the transferee. The recipient of the license authorization may donate the license authorization back to the nonprofit charitable organization that originally bid the license authorization to be rebid to a new highest bidder. Once the actual license is issued, it cannot be cancelled or transferred. All big game licenses authorized under this section are valid for a specific region or hunt area as designated by the applicant at the time of application for license issuance. The specific region, or hunt area, or type shall not be changed following the issuance of the license by the Department.

Roche Safaris Roche Du Preez Outfitter & PH Jeppes, Reef Hectorspruit info@rochesafaris.com www.rochesafaris.com +27 83 676-5748 Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/RocheSafaris/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/roche_safaris/ Booth #4230 Enjoy a five (5) day safari hunting for plains game and experiencing the best trout fishing destination in South Africa. Fishing for Brown and Rainbow trout, staying in luxury accommodations with nothing more than memories to make. Cost for additional Hunter: $450.00 per day + Trophy Fee Cost of additional Non-Hunter: $250.00 per day Trip arrival & departure point: Kruger International Airport, South Africa Hunt Dates: 2021 & 2022 Choice of Weapon: Rifle or Archery Trophy Fees: None Additional fees to be incurred by purchaser: Hunting license $250

2021 Utah Book Cliffs Buck Deer Conservation Permit - Hunters Choice Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Archery: Aug 21 - Sept 17, 2021 Muzzleloader: Sept 29 - Oct 7, 2021 Any Legal Weapon (rifle): Oct 23 - Oct 31, 2021

Browning/Winchester Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Angie Wonnacott (801) 390-9320 angie@sfw.net The legendary handling and quickness of the Model 70 Featherweight. Few rifles can be identified in an instant like the Featherweight. It is justly famous among hunters everywhere. The Model 70 action offers Pre-’64 style Controlled Round Feeding, a Three-Position Safety and is highlighted by a jeweled bolt body with knurled bolt handle. Inside is the M.O.A. Trigger System, the finest trigger ever offered in a bolt-action with zero take up, zero creep and zero overtravel. Like the original Featherweight, the angled comb Grade I walnut stock still features the Schnabel fore-end and satin finish with elegant cut checkering. A premium Pachmayr® Decelerator® pad helps soak up felt recoil. It’s available in the most popular long and short action calibers, including WSM chamberings.

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Bidder will have the choice from one of the following seasons: Hunt Dates: Sept. 18–Sept. 26, 2021: Any Legal Weapon (rifle) early hunt Nov. 13–Nov. 21, 2021: Any Legal Weapon (rifle) late hunt

Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Mule Deer Foundation Contact: Caitlin Nolte 1939 South 4130 West, Suite H • Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.wildlife.utah.gov caitlin@muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunt dates: Any open hunt unit during the season listed in the 2021 Guidebook

Permit Provided by the Division of Wildlife Resources and Pahvant Landowners Association Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net This permit allows the hunter to hunt the entire Pahvant unit and some private property that is a part of the Pahvant Landowner Association. The hunter will be required to sign a Liability Release Form provided by the PLA. Outfitters and guides will be required to sign the same release, as well as produce a certificate of insurance listing the PL as additionally insured. It is the responsibility of the buyer/hunter to contact the Pahvant Landowner association to verify all requirements to hunt private property. Hunter is responsible for the cost of the state fee. Offered by Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. Buyer may select to hunt only ONE of the following seasons. Archery Dates: Aug. 21–Sept. 17, 2021 Any Legal Weapon (rifle) early hunt dates: Sept. 18–Sept. 26, 2021 Any Legal Weapon (rifle) late hunt dates: Nov. 13–Nov. 21, 2021 Muzzleloader: Sept. 24-Oct 8, 2021

Alaska Department of Game & Fish Contact: Patrick Jones PO Box 37 King Salmon, AK 99613 www.hunt.alaska.gov patrick.jones@alaska.gov dfg.dwc.permits@alaska.gov (907) 246-3340 (907) 465-4148 Nunivak Island is located in the Bering Sea about 135 miles west of Bethel. This remote island is home to approximately 200 people and 500-550 muskoxen. Muskox hunting season is divided into two time periods: a fall hunt that runs from September 1 - 30 and a winter/spring hunt which occurs Feb 1 - March 15. The fall hunt can be wet and windy and transportation is usually by boat or quad runner. The winter/spring hunt can be cold with wind and blowing snow. You should be prepared for inclement weather in either season. The number of permits available varies from year to year based on the size of the Nunivak Island muskox population. Annually, permits are divided between a fall hunt (DX001), and winter/spring hunt (DX003). Due to the lack of predators on the island we rely on hunter harvest to maintain the population at sustainable levels for the limited habitat available. For this reason, we encourage hunters that do not plan to use their permit to contact the Bethel ADF& G office as soon as possible (call 907-543-1678 or 907-543-2839 from within Alaska or toll free at 1-855-933-2433) so their permits can be reassigned to other hunters. Hunters lucky enough to be drawn for a permit have a nearly 100% success rate. Almost every year, however, at least one hunter comes away with bad memories instead of the hunt of a lifetime. Hunter mistakes include: · shooting a cow instead of a bull · follow-up shots on the wrong animal resulting in having two muskox on the ground from the same group · shooting through one animal and hitting a second · improper shot placement on these animals whose shaggy coat obscures their actual body contours · failure to use all the meat (among the finest meat on this planet) · failure to get a metal locking tag (NOT the same as a permit) before hunting · failure to check out with a department representative If you are an inexperienced muskox hunter, we highly recommend taking the muskox hunter orientation. Getting there and going afield Most access is through Mekoryuk, the only village on the island. Transportation to Mekoryuk is by regularly scheduled commercial airlines from Bethel (Hageland Aviation 907-543-3800 or Grant Aviation 907-543-2000). Below is a list of guides and transporters who have taken hunters out in the past. Hunters are not required to use commercial services and ADF& G makes no comments concerning the quality or competency of the people on the list. It is only provided as a convenience to you to help gather information. · Abe David 907-545-8333 · Ed Kiokun 907-827-2302 · Ishmael Smith 907-827-2082 · James Whitman 907-360-7605 Cost If awarded a permit, plan on paying $4,000 – $10,000 for all your expenses. An approximate price breakdown is as follows: · $3,000 - $6,000 transporter/guide fees · $500-$3,000 metal locking tag (price varies with residency - see below) · $100 Posable land use fee to hunt on the island · Flights to and from Bethel · Round trip flights from Bethel to Mekoryuk · Excess baggage fees for transporting animal home Requirements You are required to have the following in your possession while hunting: · Current hunting license · Hunting permit · Metal locking tag (fees based on residency) o $500 residents o $2,200 nonresident o $3,000 nonresident alien · You are required to file a hunt report (online or via US mail) - whether or not you were successful in taking an animal. If you fail to report, you will be ineligible for any drawing, Targeted, Tier II, registration (including Tier I, Nelchina caribou) permits in Alaska the following season. Recommendations In addition to your personal hunting equipment, you might also consider bringing the following items: · Game bags (4-6 total) · Waxed "fish boxes" (4-6 total) for shipping meat · Packing tape · A leak-proof container for shipping the hide and skull

Arizona Game and Fish Department Contact: Amber Munig www.azgfd.gov amunig@azgfd.gov (623) 236-7355 Arizona Elk Society Contact: Stephen Clark stevec@arizonaelksociety.org www.arizonaelksociety.org (623) 444-4147 This is the opportunity of a lifetime to harvest one of the largest, free-ranging Rocky Mountain bull elk in the world! No other state consistently produces huge bulls the way Arizona does, and this tag gives the winning bidder the maximum opportunity to harvest one of these massive animals. Arizona has a long history of record book elk and 2019 was no exception with many bulls well over 400 inches. The hunter will have 365 days of premier access to 32 of Arizona’s prime elk Units. All proceeds from the sale of this tag will be used to benefit elk in Arizona. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Weapon: any legal weapon Species: Rocky Mountain Bull Elk Date: August 15, 2021 – August 14, 2022 Area: Public lands Statewide except Units 11M, 25M, 26M, 38M and Mohave County Park Lands in Unit 16A. Archery-only areas: 11M and private property within municipal boundaries. (Open Areas do not include areas within municipal parks, municipal preserves, county parks, county preserves, airports, golf courses, or posted water treatment facilities (except as specifically opened in this Commission Order) or areas closed to hunting under A.R.S. Sections 17-303 and 17-304 or Commission Rules R12-4-321, R12-4-801, R12-4-802 and R12-4-803.) License: Included as part of the tag for this special elk hunt only Guide Service: Not included The person who buys this special license-tag must name the hunter to whom the special license-tag will be issued within 90 days of the purchase or the person who wins this special license-tag must name the hunter to whom the special license-tag will be issued within 90 days of being notified of their win.

Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net Arguably the best Mule Deer in the State. Consistently produces some of the largest deer in the west Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. Bidder will have the choice from one of the following seasons/weapons: Hunt Dates: Aug. 21–Sept. 17, 2021: Archery Oct. 23–Oct. 31, 2021: Any Legal Weapon Sept. 29–Oct. 7, 2021: Muzzleloader

Mule Deer Foundation 1939 S. 4130 W. Ste. H Salt Lake City, UT 84104 www.muledeer.org (801) 973-3940 License provided by the Wyoming Governor’s Big Game License Coalition. Proceeds will be designated toward projects that directly benefit the species from which the tag originates. The license is valid in any hunt area in accordance with Commission regulations, except the following: A WY Governor Moose license shall not be valid in any moose hunt area which has a total quota of ten (10) or less antlered, or any moose licenses. The 5-year waiting period is waived for recipients of the WY Governors moose license. In addition, preference points will not be lost by the recipients of a WY Governors moose license. The recipient of the WY Governors moose license will receive an application form, which must be returned for the issuance of the license. This form cannot be copied. There is no deadline to submit the application and license fees. However, it is recommended to allow two (2) weeks to process and return the license prior to your intended hunt. Once the license is issued, the license cannot be cancelled or transferred to another individual. The authorization for this license will expire December 31, 2021 and cannot be carried over into another year. Hunters are also required to purchase a conservation stamp prior to hunting big game in the state of Wyoming. (license is included) Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization.

Permit provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Kevin Norman (435) 770-5978 kevin@sfw.net Hunter is responsible for any additional costs of the appropriate resident or non-resident license fees. SFW is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Hunt Dates: Any open unit or any harvest objective unit that has been closed after meeting its objective for the 2021-2022 season

Dates: August 1 - December 31, 2021 Weapon Type: Any Legal Weapon

Arizona Game & Fish Department 5000 W. Carefree Highway Phoenix, AZ 85086 www.azgfd.com (623) 236-7349 Arizona is legendary for its outstanding mule deer herd. The Kaibab and Arizona Strip regions of the state are known for producing massive bucks that continue to break records. The tag allows a licensed hunter to take one antlered mule deer in any legal hunting unit in Arizona. Private property is OK with permission. MDF returns 100% of your donation to Arizona Game & Fish Department for management and habitat projects that will benefit mule deer. Offered by the Mule Deer Foundation. MDF is a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization. Area: Statewide (except Camp Navajo in Unit 6B, Mohave County Park Lands in Unit 16A and Fort Huachuca in Unit 35A). Season Dates: August 15, 2021 – August 14, 2022 Weapon Type: Any firearm, crossbow or bow and arrow, except in units with M designation where bow and arrow may be used as described in Arizona Big Game Rules The hunter for this mule deer special license-tag must be named within 90 days of the auction purchase.