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Disable Hunter / SafariWish

What is Disable Hunter?

A program designed to foster and promote opportunities for disabled hunters to experience the hunting tradition and heritage, and to recognize the individual’s perseverance in hunting activities.

Mitchell Carpenter's Monster Buck

14-year-old Mitchell Carpenter, who suffers from Juvenile Huntington's Disease, comes from a long line of hunters and has always dreamed of getting a "monster buck". Members of SCI's NE Wisconsin Chapter collaborated with Wolf River Preserve in Wisconsin in December 2010 to make his dream a reality.

What is SafariWish?

The SCI Foundation’s SafariWish is part of its SafariCare program, and was designed to grant hunting and hunting-related wishes to individuals with terminal or life-threatening illnesses.

A Buck for Vern

Longtime hunter Vern Baehman had never been fortunate enough to bag a big buck. When he was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer in 2008, some of his friends
at the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter and Wolf River Preserve stepped up to donate
a deer hunt for him. Vern harvested this beautiful 176-inch buck.

For more information or to apply for funding contact
Jim Slezak at 920-739-0840 or email bejaPote06@yahoo.com  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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