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Welcome to the 34th annual Southeastern Wildlife Exposition as Charleston once again roars to life for a three day celebration of wildlife art and the sporting life. SEWE serves as a reunion for many of us. It is a chance to celebrate a part of who we are, and encourage another generation to continue traditions that have bonded many of us together. There is so much to be discovered as you make your way through the weekend and we hope you can see it all. The Grand Ballroom at Charleston Place will host one of the finest displays of original wildlife and nature art available in the country. These artists, including 2016 Featured Artist Kyle Sims, have been working throughout the year to prepare a body of work specifically for SEWE. Alongside Sims, Featured Sculptor Stefan Savides will be with his collection of bronze sculptures in Charleston Place. SEWE also has the honor of welcoming Guest Artists John Banovich, Greg Beecham, and Brett Smith. All are SEWE past Featured Artists. Friday’s Quick-Draw and auction as well as the Duet and Quartet on Saturday are an excellent opportunity to view artists in action. Please take the time to introduce yourself to the incredible painters, sculptors, and carvers as you scout for an original work of art to treasure along with the experience. The Gaillard Center serves as an anchor of the Exposition and its reopening marks one of the most exciting changes for SEWE 2016. This world-class facility will be a hub of activity during the weekend with over 75 exhibitors and scheduled performances with live animal appearances. Walkable from Charleston Place and Marion Square, the Gaillard is one of the cornerstone exhibit sites of SEWE. We once again welcome our friend Jack Hanna, who will perform three shows at the Gaillard Center. Busch Wildlife Sanctuary will also be on stage, and you never know where else they will pop up over the weekend. At Marion Square you will find demonstrations by the Center for Birds of Prey and The Orianne Society. On a personal note, there will be four generations of my family at SEWE in 2016, which is something that fills me with great pride. Whether you are nine or ninety, SEWE offers exhibits and programming that will educate and inspire. It is my hope that you and generations of your family will continue to meet in Charleston every President’s Day weekend for SEWE. We are ever mindful that SEWE would not be possible without the support of our loyal attendees, Corporate Partners and Benefactors, funding from public and private grants, and city of Charleston. In a year when this City’s resolve was tested, she has shown strength and unity, and a spirit that reminds us why we are so fortunate to be here. As you make your way from venue to venue, you will realize that our city is not just a beautiful backdrop for one of the nation’s greatest events, but part of the experience. Warmest Regards,

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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Neil C. Robinson Jr., Chairman Tommy Baker George J. Bullwinkel Jr. Harry J. Butler Jr. Senator Paul G. Campbell Mark C. Fava Ronnie M. Givens Helen T. Hill Leonard L. Hutchison III Richard Jackson David L. Morgan S. Lloyd Newberry, Ph.D. Kenneth T. Seeger O.L. Thompson III John F. Walters, M.D.

James A. Huggins President & CEO Natalie Wooten Henderson Artist Director Maggie Howell Special Projects Coordinator Beth Huggins VIP Coordinator John G. Powell Executive Director Mary Mitchell Roberts Marketing Director Cyndee Stoppelbein Financial Administrator

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OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

Bart Burford Show Accounting Leslie Burford Charleston Place Corey Grooms Gaillard Center Barry McKenzie Brittlebank Park Dennis Taylor Marion Square Bobby Wylie Charleston Place

GRAPHIC DESIGN Andrew Barton Design

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents Welcome.....................................................................................................................................................3 Corporate Partners.................................................................................................................................8 Schedule of Events.......................................................................................................................... 10–11 Map........................................................................................................................................................12–13 Schedule of VIP Events....................................................................................................................... 14 Map Your Day......................................................................................................................................... 15 Special Events...................................................................................................................................16-17 Featured Artist, Kyle Sims.......................................................................................................... 20–21 Featured Sculptor, Stefan Savides..........................................................................................22-23 Guest Artist, John Banovich......................................................................................................24-25 Guest Artist, Greg Beecham......................................................................................................26-27 Guest Artist, Brett Smith.............................................................................................................28-29 Jack Hanna....................................................................................................................................... 30-31 Busch Wildlife Sanctuary............................................................................................................32-33 The Center for Birds of Prey......................................................................................................36-39 The Orianne Society............................................................................................................................ 41 DockDogs®....................................................................................................................................... 42-43 Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt.............................................................................................................. 47 Duet & Quartet...................................................................................................................................... 49 Chef Demos: Fresh on the Menu.............................................................................................. 50-51 Decoy Auction & Exhibit.............................................................................................................52-53 Southeastern Wildlife Roundtable Discussion �� 55 Taylor Glenn Photography Exhibit..................................................................................................57 Chris Maynard FeatherfolioExhibit................................................................................................ 59 Art to Capture Nature: The Southern Decoy as an Art Form ............................................61 Southern Exposure.............................................................................................................................. 63 Return to the Gaillard Center................................................................................................... 64-65 Griffin & Howe....................................................................................................................................... 67 Knife Makers........................................................................................................................................... 69 Fine Sporting Arms...............................................................................................................................71 SEWE at Sea Island: August 5-7, 2016..........................................................................................75 Host an Artist Program................................................................................................................ 78-79 Artists...............................................................................................................................................84-108 Photographers...............................................................................................................................114-115 SC Junior Duck Stamp................................................................................................................118-119 Kids for Conservation.................................................................................................................120-121 Treasury Wine Estates / Chateau St. Jean................................................................................ 123 Hunter’s Habit: A Collection of Hunting Firearms and Accoutrements.........................124 CCPRC and the Caw Caw Wilderness Tour.............................................................................. 125 Venue Overview............................................................................................................................ 128-131 Exhibitors...................................................................................................................................... 135-140 VIP Listing......................................................................................................................................146-147 Advertisers Index................................................................................................................................ 155

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Schedule of Events Events included with SEWE General Admission tickets and VIP Badges.

Friday, February 12, 2016

12 PM

Chef Demo: Simon Andrews | The Swamp Fox Restaurant Marion Square

12 PM

Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park

12:30 PM

Jack Hanna presented by Boeing Gaillard Center

1 PM

Chef Demo: Miles Huff | Culinary Institute of Charleston Marion Square

1 PM

Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Marion Square

1 PM

QDMA Lecture Series: Virgil Dwyer | Feral Swine Control Brittlebank Park

1:30 PM

The Center for Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square Kids Cast Net Brittlebank Park

8:30 AM–5 PM

Copley Fine Art Auctions Winter Sale American Theater

1:30 PM

9 AM

DockDogs® Registration Opens Brittlebank Park

2 PM

Duet & Quartet and Auction Charleston Place

10 AM

ALL EXHIBITS OPEN Multiple Locations

2 PM

Chef Demo: Fred Neuville | Fat Hen Marion Square

10 AM–5:30 PM

DockDogs® Competitions Brittlebank Park

3 PM

Orianne Society: Reptile Ecology & Conservation Marion Square

11 AM

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Show Gaillard Center

3 PM

QDMA Lecture Series: Joe Hamilton | Whitetail Oddities Brittlebank Park

11 AM

The Center for Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square

3 PM

Fly Fishing Demos Brittlebank Park

11 AM

Cast Net Demos Brittlebank Park

3 PM

Chef Demo: Aaron Lemieux | Vincent Chicco’s and Michael’s on the Alley Marion Square

Chef Demo: Michelle Weaver | Charleston Grill Marion Square

3:30 PM

Jack Hanna presented by Boeing Gaillard Center

Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park

4 PM

Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Marion Square

4 PM

Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park

5 PM

QDMA Lecture Series: Marion Barnes of Clemson | Warm Season Food Plots

6 PM

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12 PM 12 PM 1 PM

Orianne Society: Reptile Ecology & Conservation Marion Square

1 PM

Chef Demo: John Ondo | Lana Marion Square

2 PM

Jack Hanna presented by Boeing Gaillard Center

2–3:30 PM

Southeastern Wildlife Roundtable Discussion Charleston Museum

2 PM

Chef Demo: Jason Reed | 82 Queen Marion Square

2 PM

Fly Fishing Demos Brittlebank Park

3–5 PM

Decoy Auction Preview Charleston Marriott

3 PM

Quick Draw/Speed Sculpt & Auction Charleston Place

3 PM

The Center for Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square

3 PM

Chef Demo: David Pell | Coast Marion Square

3 PM

QDMA Lecture Series: Virgil Dwyer | Feral Swine Control Brittlebank Park

3:30 PM

Brittlebank Park

Sunday, February 14, 2016 9 AM

DockDogs® Registration Opens Brittlebank Park

10 AM

ALL EXHIBITS OPEN Multiple Locations

10 AM–4 PM

DockDogs® Competitions Brittlebank Park

11 AM

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Show Gaillard Center

11 AM

Chef Demo: Orchid Paulmeier | One Hot Mama’s and SC Chef Ambassador

Fly Fishing Demos Brittlebank Park

11 AM

QDMA Lecture Series: Joe Hamilton | Calling all Bucks Brittlebank Park

4 PM

Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Marion Square

11 AM

Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park

4 PM

Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park

12 PM

Chef Demo: Ramone Dickerson | Wing City / 2 Fat 2 Fly and SC Chef Ambassador

6 PM

EXHIBITS CLOSE

12:30 PM

Fly Fishing Demos Brittlebank Park

1 PM

The Center for Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square

1 PM

Chef Demo: Bob Waggoner | In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner Marion Square

1 PM

QDMA Lecture Series: Marion Barnes of Clemson | Warm Season Food Plots

Saturday, February 13, 2016

schedule of events

9 AM

DockDogs® Registration Opens Brittlebank Park

10 AM

ALL EXHIBITS OPEN Multiple Locations

10 AM–5:30 PM

DockDogs® Competitions Brittlebank Park

10 AM–12 PM

Decoy Auction Preview Charleston Marriott

Marion Square

Brittlebank Park

2 PM

Cast Net Demos Brittlebank Park

2 PM

Chef Demo: Jimmy Hagood | Food for the Southern Soul Marion Square

3 PM

Orianne Society: Reptile Ecology and Conservation Marion Square

10:30 AM

The Center for Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square

10:30 AM

Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Marion Square

3 PM

Chef Demo: Holly Herrick | Awarded Cookbook Author Marion Square

11 AM

Chef Demo: Chris Stewart | The Glass Onion Marion Square

3 PM

Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park

11 AM

QDMA Lecture Series: Deer Identification & Aging Brittlebank Park

3 PM

QDMA Lecture Series: Deer Identification & Aging Brittlebank Park

11 AM

Saltwater Inshore 101 Brittlebank Park

4 PM

DockDogs® Finals Brittlebank Park

12 PM–5 PM

Decoy Auction by Guyette & Deeter Charleston Marriott

5 PM

EXHIBITS CLOSE

Schedule of Events

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Schedule of VIP events

VIP EVENTS SEWE VIP badge required.

MAP YOUR DAY

Map Your Day

SEWE has three continuous loops for ticket and badge holders and two VIP express shuttles for badge holders only. Shuttles are for your convenience but please note bus times can be unpredictable due to traffic. Many venues are walkable (see map). SEWE shuttles operate from 9:45 am through 30 minutes after close of show Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Thursday, February 11 1–5 pm Private Viewing Hours Charleston Place 7–11 pm Preview Gala and Auction Charleston Place

Friday, February 12 9–10 am Private Viewing Hour Charleston Place & Gaillard Center

Saturday, February 13 9–10 am Private Viewing Hour Charleston Place & Gaillard Center 7–11 pm SEWE Soiree* Charleston Visitor Center *Ticket required; VIP badge does not admit

SEWE shuttle is provided at no additional cost for SEWE ticket and badge holders during show hours. Handicap accessible transportation is available; please request the Durham Bus Service representative for assistance. Additional parking near Brittlebank will be available on February 13 & February 14 for a flat rate of $5. Follow signage on Lockwood Blvd. to the lot behind the police station on Fishburne Street. No parking allowed in the grassy areas in front of Brittlebank.

While leashed dogs are allowed at outdoor SEWE venues, they are not permitted on SEWE shuttles. Parking Reminder: There will be limited to no parking at Brittlebank on Friday, February 12. We highly recommend using the free SEWE shuttle service. Ticket or badge required. Please Note: The Gaillard bus stop will be moved temporarily on Friday, February 12 from 2-5 pm. Look for directional signage. First time Uber user? Get $20 off your first ride. See page 152.

VIP PERKS VIP LOUNGES Brittlebank Park, Charleston Place & Gaillard Center 9 am–6 pm Friday and Saturday 9 am–5 pm Sunday

VIP shuttle VIP Express shuttles available. See map for details.

Henry Von Genk, Sea Island Storm

Sue de Learie Adair, Searching the Shagbark

Special Events Unless otherwise noted, please order special event tickets in advance at sewe.com or by phone at 843.723.1748.

Hunter’s Habit: A Collection of Hunting Firearms and Accoutrements February 1 – May 1, 2016 Presented by the Charleston Museum and sponsored by the Charleston Mercury

This special exhibition includes rare sporting arms from the Carolina Lowcountry and around the South, along with related materials, such as clothing, decoys and powder flasks from the Museum’s rich collections, as well as those of private collectors and longtime hunters.

Southern Exposure This special SEWE exhibit features new, original works by artists Mark Bailey, John Carroll Doyle, Mark Kelvin Horton, Ignat Ignatov, Robert Lange, Kevin LePrince, Angie Renfro, C. Ford Riley, Vicki Robinson and Shannon Runquist. Open daily during SEWE with special reception Friday, February 12, 5–8 pm. No ticket required. LePrince Fine Art, 184 King Street

South Carolina Waterfowl Association Sportsman’s Ball 6 pm, Friday, February 12

This South Carolina Waterfowl Association event serves dinner and cocktails and offers a silent and live auction. Wear your Sunday best. TICKETS: $60 per person | $90 per couple. Reserve a table for your group: $360 for 8-person table | $450 for 10-person table. Available at scwa. org or call 803.452.6001.

Omar Shrine Center, Mt. Pleasant

Charleston Museum, 360 Meeting Street

Annual Duck Shuck Oyster Roast

Paint Your Pet

6 pm, Saturday, February 13

1:30 pm, Saturday, January 30

With live music, live and silent auctions and hot oysters, this casual party is a fun evening.

Children age 5 and up are invited to join SEWE artist Hilarie Lambert in the Art Room at the Children’s Museum. Hilarie will demonstrate, instruct and give oneon-one help to little artists as they paint their pets. Bring a photo (or a mental image) of your favorite pet. Supplies are included. Register online at exploreCML. org by January 27 to reserve your space. TICKETS $4/CML Member child

$5/Non-CML Member child*

Adults Free*

*Non-Members will need to pay regular admission if they plan to come early or stay late to play in the Museum

Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry, 25 Ann Street

Ducks Unlimited Oyster Roast 6 pm, Friday, February 12

Enjoy oysters and a Lowcountry cookout, open bar, music, raffles and live and silent auctions. Admission also includes a 2016 membership to Ducks Unlimited. TICKETS: $75 in advance. Available at ducks.org/ south-carolina or call 843.564.ECDU (3238). If available, purchase tickets at the door for $90.

Charleston Visitor Center 375 Meeting Street

TICKETS: $50 per person. Available at scwa.org or call 803.452.6001.

Omar Shrine Center, Mt. Pleasant

Combing the Caw Caw Wilderness Tour 1-4:30 pm, Saturday, February 13

Join a naturalist to observe eagles, wild turkeys, otters and waterfowl in their natural habitat. Explore a cypress/ tupelo swamp, freshwater and saltwater marshes, bottomland hardwood forest and more. TICKETS: $35 per person, ages 12 and up. Available at CharlestonCountyParks.com (under program & activities) or call 843.795.4386. (Select course # 44920). Includes pick up and drop off from Charleston Visitor Center Bus Shed.

Caw Caw Interpretive Center

Special Events

Featured Artist

FEATURED ARTIST

American West. At age 35, Sims art career has flourished and he has been selected as the 2016 SEWE Featured Artist, an accolade shared by John Banovich, Carl Brenders and someone very close to Sims - Paco Young. Paco Young was an influential teacher and it was Young that really ingrained the importance of going outside and painting from life. Painting in the field altered the way Sims sees, not only his subjects, but how it shapes the outcome of a painting. For Sims, being in the outdoors is paramount and is half (or more) of the enjoyment of being a wildlife artist. “My process begins with going outside and having experiences in nature…It keeps my mind fresh and reminds me how lucky we are to simply be alive.”

Power and Grace Available at Auction, 2.11.16

Kyle Sims 2016 Featured Artist

Every year, Kyle’s tastes with painting and art continue to evolve through practice and study. This isn’t something forced, but rather a product of time and passion, bordering on obsession. Power and Grace, the 2016 SEWE featured painting, stemmed from the combination of Sim’s imagination and hikes in his “Montana backyard.” The juxtaposition of the bears commanding position and supple movements connected for Sims and became his focus for this incredible painting. Power and Grace is available for auction on February 11.

yle Sims, an American realist, was born and raised near Cheyenne, Wyoming. Sims’s training with the arts began as an adolescent, but with no formal regimen. His talent and interest was recognized early by his parents and they nurtured and encouraged this passion.

In his early twenties, Sims received honors including Distinguish Young Artist by the Society of Animal Artists, Best in Show by the Buffalo Bill Art Show, and the Major General and Mrs. Don D. Pittman Wildlife Award from the Prix De West Art Show and Sale. A few years later, he received the Bob Kuhn Wildlife Award from the Masters of the

Kyle Sims Charleston Place

Prairie Companions

A Curious Lad

That Fleeting Moment

Sims resides in Belgrade, Montana with his wife.

Kyle Sims Charleston Place

Featured sculpture

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Stefan Savides 2016 Featured Sculptor

tefan’s life is simply about birds and art. He is one of the blessed few who have never worked a day that he was not recreating birds in one form or another. This multitalented artist, from a young age, has completely supported himself throughout his life with taxidermy, painting, carving and sculpting of birds. During his 50+ year career in avian art, Stefan’s work has been a part of the distinguished Birds in Art show and has been a SEWE crowd-favorite since his first Exposition in 2009. This year, Stefan can add yet another honor to his long list of accomplishments as he has been named the 2016 SEWE Featured Sculptor. “While it was my fifty plus years of avian taxidermy that fine-tuned my eye for bird anatomy, it was my art sense that compelled me to gravitate towards sculpture and sculpt in a style that omitted the realistic detail, a factor which is paramount in a mounted bird.”

Stefan’s passion for birds has been with him from day one. This early fascination with the avian world lead him to learn taxidermy at the young age of twelve. He was a natural. By age sixteen he was instructing adults in a night school setting and went on to establish a thriving career in taxidermy by age eighteen. His passion and dedication gained him a respected international reputation in avian taxidermy. Sculpting in bronze is a natural progression for Stefan, as it is an avenue, which provides him an opportunity to express his art and knowledge of avian anatomy in a lasting medium. Fifty years studying birds, coupled with a flair for simplistic, elegant design equates to renderings that capture the essence of his subjects in tasteful clean works of art. His work is to the point, without the distraction of overbearing detail. He has made birds his life and his work perfectly illustrates that point.

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Stefan resides in Klamath Fall, Oregon with his bride, Irena.

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Stefan Savides Charleston Place

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ohn Banovich is an American oil painter known internationally for his large, dramatic portrayals of iconic wildlife. Today, Banovich’s work can be found in many museum, corporate, and private collections. While Banovich is most closely associated with African species, namely elephants, lions, leopards, cape buffalo and rhinoceros—he’s been to Africa three dozen times on research trips—he has also won accolades for his realistic interpretations of Siberian tigers, Chinese pandas, and North American megafauna (such as grizzly and polar bears, bison, and puma). Besides achieving uncommon popularity among collectors seeking originals and giclée canvas reproductions offered in limited

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edition, Banovich has been a wildlife art innovator in using his paintings to raise awareness about imperiled species. He attracted global attention for his unprecedented 10x10-foot square, life-sized painting of an African elephant, titled, “Once Upon A Time,” completed to help draw attention to the growing plague of ivory poaching. Under the umbrella of the Banovich Wildscapes Foundation, money generated through artwork sales has been channeled back to support grassroots conservation efforts that promote habitat protection, science-based wildlife management and sustainable tourism. Over the years, the foundation and its partners have raised millions of dollars.

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reg Beecham has been painting full time since 1978 and was the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition’s Featured Artist in 2000. He has specialized in wildlife art. Greg’s vision is to “sculpt with paint” – that is to paint in such a way that there is not only the illusion of dimension, but genuine depth to the paint itself.

Greg resides high in the Rockies in Dubois, Wyoming with his wife, Lou. They enjoy riding their horses, hunting, cowboying, and watching the wildlife. As a Christian, Beecham honors the sanctity of life and the beauty of nature. His motto is “Do all things as unto the Lord, and get so good you can’t be ignored.”

He believes that if he can speak with paint more than detail, that the net result will be a life expressing realism.

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Brett Smith 2016 Guest Artist If there was ever an artist who captured today’s sporting experience with yesterday’s sense of adventure, it is Brett Smith. In his early years, Smith was introduced to the sporting life by his grandfather who exposed him to the gentlemen’s sport of quail hunting in the Longleaf Pine country of east Texas. Later he discovered a calling for sitting in cold wet marshes and swamps hunting ducks. This became his true passion and a great source of inspiration for his later works. His early introduction to sporting art came from his father who worked professionally as an illustrator and moonlighted as a fine artist contributing paintings for covers of the early outdoor and western magazines. Now considered one of the best in the field, sportsmen nationwide

sporting scene. Although it is a painstaking process, it can produce an antiquated appearance that cannot be duplicated in any other medium when successful. With over 150 images to date he knows enough to realize that you never “master” this process but only learn

more with each experience. Smith’s paintings hang in some of the most prestigious collections throughout the country. Smith divides his time with his wife Cindy and two children in Covington, Louisiana and Noxon, Montana.

collect Smith’s work because it is not only visually exciting but also authentic and brings to bear his intimate knowledge of his sporting experience. He is one of the few artists who brings an ageless nostalgia to his subjects. As he puts it, “What is important in these outdoor paintings is mood, a feeling of how things were and still can be. The idea is to convey the natural ruggedness of the sport without missing the subtle nuances that make the experience personal.” Smith’s preferred medium is transparent watercolor or oil paints. The subject usually dictates the medium used. He uses oils for large complex scenes. Watercolors are used when more spontaneous results are desired. Brett Smith also employs the timeless art of etching to create the luster of an ageless A Day to Fish

Brett Smith Charleston Place

Live Presentation

SEE JACK!

Live Presentation

Born to Explore™ with Richard Wiese Presentations SHOW TIMES Friday, Feb 12 | 2 pm Saturday, Feb 13 | 12:30 pm & 3:30 pm

Friday, Feb 13 | 2 pm Saturday, Feb 14 | 11 a.m Charleston Music Hall

Gaillard Center

Gaillard Center Jack is back! The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is pleased to welcome Jack Hanna back to help us celebrate 34 years of SEWE. With his expressive, funny and genuine personality, Jack Hanna has a knack for storytelling and interacting with people, whether one on one or in an audience. Television personality, author, and conservationist, Jack Hanna explores the globe as one of the most visible and respected animal ambassadors in the world. He is the director emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, and his enthusiasm and hands-on approach to wildlife conservation has won him widespread acclaim. In addition to frequent appearances on programs including The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Entertainment Tonight, and FOX News and CNN programs, Jack hosts the three time Emmy Award winning Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild. He also has a new TV show, Jack Hanna’s Wild Countdown, which can be seen on most ABC affiliates on Saturday mornings. Jack invests his energy to generate support for the animal kingdom, and shares his infectious devotion with audiences through programs that are both informative and entertaining. Trust us—you don’t want to miss this experience. Seating is first-come, first-served.

Jack Hanna Gaillard Center

Live Presentation

Show Times Friday, Feb 12 | 11 am Sunday, Feb 14 | 11 am Gaillard Center

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Gaillard Center Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, a longtime SEWE favorite, is returning to fascinate crowds with its always entertaining and educational live animal shows. The Busch Wildlife staff will introduce the wonders of the natural ecosystems and give SEWE attendees an up-close look at alligators, bobcats, foxes, birds of prey, snakes and more. The presentation will focus on the natural history of the animals while discussing ecology, conservation, endangered species and urban wildlife. The Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, of Jupiter Island, Florida, rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned wild animals, and educates the public about nature, wildlife and environmental issues while promoting wildlife and habitat conservation. As one of the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading environmental education and wildlife rehabilitation facilities, Busch provides care to over 5,000 wild animal patients, returning the recovered animals to their natural habitats annually. Seating is first-come, first-served.

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Gaillard Center

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Supporting the communities where our employees live and work is a key part of BP’s commitment to America, which is why BP is proud to sponsor the 2016 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition once again. At BP’s Cooper River facility, near Charleston, we support more than 1,500 South Carolina jobs. And we’re also the environmental steward to over 5,500 acres of forest and wetlands around the facility, which are managed as a certified wildlife habitat. This land is home to extensive stands of long-leaf pine, white-tailed deer, wood ducks, red-tailed hawks, great blue herons, and other wildlife. You’ve heard about BP’s Commitment to America. This is what it looks like every day, here in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. For more, go to bp.com/US © 2015 BP Products North America Inc. All rights reserved.

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flight demonstrations Friday, Feb 12 | 11 am & 3 pm Saturday, Feb 13 | 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 1 pm Marion Square

Presented by BP America

Celebrating 25 Years With ties to the likes of Audubon, Catesby and Bachman, South Carolina enjoys a long and important legacy in the study and appreciation of birds. That legacy endures through the Avian Conservation Center and, within it, the Center for Birds of Prey. Ideally situated on a 152-acre campus near Charleston, the Centers are dedicated to the study and welfare of birds and their habitats and to engaging the public in important environmental issues that affect birds and humans alike.

The Center for Birds of Prey Marion Square

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Avian Conservation Center and Center for Birds of Prey The Avian Conservation Center / Center for Birds of Prey was founded in 1991 as the Charleston Raptor Center as a medical treatment facility for injured birds of prey. The name of the organization evolved in 1994 to the South Carolina Center for Birds of Prey, and in 2002 to the umbrella Avian Conservation Center with the Center for Birds of Prey as its principal operating entity, all to more accurately reflect the growing disciplines, reach and influence of the organization. As the nonprofit organization marks its 25th year in 2016, it is primarily focused in four defined areas:

Avian Health The professional treatment of injured birds is a source of incomparable insight into critical environmental issues. The Avian Medical Clinic currently treats more than 600 injured raptors and shorebirds each year, releasing the majority back to their natural habitat. Although the causes of injuries vary widely, nearly all are human-related - ranging from gunshot wounds to collisions, electric shock from power lines, and toxicity. The medical functions of the Center operate on a 365-day / 24-hour basis. Injured birds are admitted from a continually widening geographical area.

Conservation Education The educational programs of the Center are offered within two general formats: on-site and off-site. Each year, thousands of students are engaged in the Center’s science and natural history based educational programs. Decades of experience and evaluations consistently provided from educators demonstrate that these programs capture attention, enhance retention of subject material, and foster a renewed

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enthusiasm for learning – all of which contribute to an overall improvement in academic performance. The experiential programs offered by the Center also promote an awareness and appreciation for the natural world and our respective roles as stewards in its preservation. The power and beauty of birds of prey cast them as unparalleled ambassadors in public education - exemplifying both the intellectual and ethical aspects of conservation management.

Research Research and field studies combine with the objectives of the medical and educational programs to support the protection of wild bird populations and their critical habitat areas. The Center has led and participated in groundbreaking scientific research including avian genetics, environmental toxins, and an ongoing study of endangered and threatened species in South Carolina such as the Swallow-tailed kite. The Center’s work is well recognized in connection with environmental threats like the emergence of avian vacuolar myelinopathy (AVM) among eagles and other birds, and mortality resulting from under regulated landfill substances. A “citizen science” approach to a number of initiatives encourages the public to become active contributors to wildlife conservation and raises public awareness of vital ecological issues.

SC Oiled Birds Treatment Facility The Avian Conservation Center is designated in the USCG Area Contingency Plan as the official repository for oiled birds in South Carolina and maintains situational readiness in this crucial role. Constructed with a grant from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, the Center’s combined use Avian Medical Center / Oiled Bird Treatment Facility was completed in October 2007. The facility is designed and equipped to provide the highest quality medical care

The Center for Birds of Prey Marion Square

available for injured birds of prey and shorebirds on a daily basis, and, as the only permanent avian treatment center of its kind on the Eastern seaboard, affords the most efficient response possible in the event of a contaminant spill affecting native bird populations and their fragile breeding habitats along the South Carolina coast. The Avian Conservation Center/Center for Birds of Prey has enjoyed long and productive relationships with Federal and State agencies and other relevant organizations since its inception. The Center has worked closely with the SC Department of Natural Resources in numerous areas over the years, including: Support of law enforcement, providing consultation, evidence collection and storage, and forensic services.

DID YOU KNOW . . . ? Each year, thousands of birds in South Carolina are injured by collisions with automobiles and man-made structures, electrical shock, gunshots, poisoning, nest destruction and other human related causes. The Avian Conservation Center mitigates some of this damage to wildlife by admitting and treating hundreds of birds of prey and shorebirds each year, releasing the majority back to their natural habitat. The center’s professional medical staff, with the support of more than 15,000 volunteer staff hours, treats more than 600 injured birds of prey and shorebirds in its Medical Center each year. Visit the Center for Birds of Prey tent at Marion Square to learn more.

• Formation of the SC Toxicity Working Group of which SCDNR is a participant, in response to bald eagle deaths in landfills • Providing medical care to more than 7000 injured birds of prey and shorebirds • As a training and instructional resource for SCDNR officers • Fielding thousands of public inquiries regarding birds and other wildlife in support of SCDNR and associated public expectations • Osprey nesting platforms and relocations where appropriate • Contaminant spill preparedness and response The Center is staffed by 8 full time and 4 part-time employees with more than 70 years of combined avian experience. The small but effective staff is supported by a league of extensively trained and dedicated volunteer staff members who contribute more than 15,000 hours every year. The current annual operating budget for the organization is $825,000, the majority of which comes from philanthropic sources.

flight demonstrations Friday, Feb 12 | 11 am & 3 pm Saturday, Feb 13 | 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 1 pm Marion Square

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The Orianne Society Marion Square New this year, The Orianne Society will teach attendees why and how it promotes the conservation of reptiles, amphibians and game species (such as quail, turkey and deer) at the Marion Square arena. The Orianne Society is the global organization dedicated to conserving some of the most intriguing and remarkable animals on the planet – reptiles and amphibians. One of the ways it conserves these species is by protecting and restoring habitat – the same habitat and same land management methods used to promote species like bobwhite quail, wild turkey and whitetail deer. For example, when The Orianne Society applies prescribed fire to maintain healthy tracts of longleaf pine, restores native understory vegetation, or rehabilitate degraded riparian areas – it isn’t just benefiting reptiles and amphibians. Join The Orianne Society to learn more about our conservation efforts and how it encompasses promoting the conservation of reptiles and amphibians, along with many game species. This will be an informative presentation with live reptiles, including the Eastern Indigo Snake, Gopher Tortoise, and Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake.

Show Times Friday, Feb 12 | 1 pm Saturday, Feb 13 | 3 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 3 pm Marion Square

Reptiles and amphibians are often the bellwethers of habitat health. To see a healthy species in the wild is to see a healthy, functioning landscape.

The Orianne Society Marion Square

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DockDogs® Brittlebank Park Double the splash, double the fun—SEWE is proud to host the only two tank DockDogs® event east of the Mississippi. One of SEWE’s most popular events, crowds will flock to Brittlebank Park to watch double the amount of this popular

high-flying, big-splashing competition. With side-by-side 40’ x 20’ tanks, each holding nearly 30,000 gallons of water, dogs of all kinds and skill levels will compete in water jumping competitions, including Big Air, Extreme Vertical and Speed Retrieve. “Waves” of competition will be held throughout the day Friday through Sunday, with finals Sunday afternoon. For more information or to pre-register your dog, visit dockdogs.com.

Registration Opens | Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 am Competitions | Friday & Saturday, 10 am–5:30 pm Sunday, 10 am–5 pm Finals | Sunday, 4 pm

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Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt & Live Auction Charleston Place

itness the imagination, talent and process behind SEWE artists. Watch participating artists paint or sculpt an original piece from start to finish in just one hour. Julie Jeppsen and Heiner Hertling will reunite to create an original painting. Sixty minutes of action not to be missed!

The SEWE Quick Draw & Speed Sculpt will take place at 3 pm on Friday, February 12. After a short period of drying, framing and setting, a live auction will be held for attendees to bid on these one-of-a-kind paintings and sculptures.

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Painters 1. Julie Chapman (Quick Scratch) 2. Patricia Griffin 3. Grant Hacking 4. Heiner Hertling 5. Mark Horton 6. Julie Jeppsen 7. Mark Kelso 8. Ryan Kirby 9. D. Lee 10. Kyle Paliotto 11. Kathryn Turner

Sculptors 12. Stefan Savides 13. David Turner

Friday, Feb 12 Painting/Sculpting 3–4 pm Live Auction to follow Charleston Place Hotel Ballroom

Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt Charleston Place

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Duet & Quartet Charleston Place

success in past years, Duet and Quartet returns to wow crowds. Past Featured Artist Chad Poppleton and D. Lee will paint an original oil painting while sculptors Scott Penegar and David Turner create a piece of sculpture out of clayâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; all to the background of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra Quartet. Live auction to follow. The Charleston Symphony string quartet will be Alex Boissonnault (violin), Asako Kremer (violin), Alexander Agrest (viola) and Damian Kremer (cello). They will be performing the following works during the duet painting and sculpting:

Support Charleston's new cultural cornerstone. Go to GaillardFoundation.org to donate, or call 843-718-1578.

Saturday, Feb 13 Duet & Quartet, 2 pm Live Auction to follow Charleston Place Hotel Ballroom

Duet & Quartet Charleston Place

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Chef Demonstrations Marion Square | Certified SC Tent Friday, Feb 12 12 pm ....................... Michelle Weaver Charleston Grill 1 pm ......................... John Ondo Lana 2 pm ........................ Jason Reed 82 Queen 3 pm ........................ David Pell Coast Saturday, Feb 13 11 am ........................ Chris Stewart The Glass Onion 12 pm ....................... Simon Andrews The Swamp Fox Restaurant 1 pm ......................... Miles Huff Culinary Institute of Charleston 2 pm ........................ Fred Neuville Fat Hen

Fresh on the Menu Marion Square

3 pm ........................ Aaron Lemieux Vincent Chicco’s and Michael’s on the Alley Sunday, Feb 14

he Certified South Carolina program was launched several years ago to help provide consumers with the ability to easily identify, find, and buy South Carolina products. Restaurants throughout the state have become partners in the effort, with participating chefs agreeing to prepare menus that include at least 25% Certified South Carolina grown foods and products in season to feature the Fresh on the Menu brand. These chefs recognize the value in supporting local for not only their bottom lines, but also for the difference South Carolina local products and produce make on the taste of their food.

11 am ........................ Orchid Paulmeier One Hot Mama’s and SC Chef Ambassador 12 pm ....................... Ramone Dickerson Wing City / Fat 2 Fly and SC Chef Ambassador 1 pm ......................... Bob Waggoner In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner 2 pm ........................ Jimmy Hagood Food for the Southern Soul 3 pm ........................ Holly Herrick Awarded Cookbook Author

Watch more than a dozen of the Lowcountry’s greatest chefs demonstrate how to make some of their favorite recipes with South Carolina grown and produced ingredients. Plus, sample products from the producers, processors and vendors that make up the Certified South Carolina program.

Presented by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture

Fresh on the Menu Marion Square

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A number of the most respected dealers of antique and working decoys will be on exhibit at the Charleston Marriott Hotel in the Emerald Ballroom throughout

Guyette & Deeter, Inc. Decoy Auction and Exhibit Charleston MarriotT

SEWE weekend.

SEWE is proud to promote and celebrate the art of the decoy.

uyette & Deeter, Inc. the world’s largest decoy auction firm, will host an investment quality decoy and painting auction held by Guyette & Deeter, Inc., offering over 250 investment quality decoys and paintings without reserve ranging from $200 to over $25,000. The auction will consist of mostly Atlantic Coast decoys including examples by Elmer Crowell, the Ward Brothers, Ned Burgess, William Bowman, Ira Hudson, Lee Dudley, Mark McNair and many other carvers.

he auction will take place on Saturday, February 13 in the Emerald Ballroom at the Charleston Marriott. Open to the public with no admission fee, the auction will be from 12–5 pm. Previews will be held Friday, February 12, 3–5 pm and Saturday, February 13, 10 am–12 pm and will be accompanied by a decoy show. This sale is unreserved and has guaranteed catalog descriptions. North Carolina auctioneer Larry Carter will be doing the bid calling. Absentee, phone and online bidding will be available. A full color auction catalog is available for $20.

Decoy Auction by Guyette & Deeter Auction Previews Friday, 3–5 pm Saturday, 10 am–12 pm Auction, Saturday, 12-5 pm Decoy Exhibit Friday & Saturday, 10 am–6 pm Sunday, 10 am–5 pm Charleston Marriott Emerald Ballroom

Decoys Charleston Marriott

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Southeastern Wildlife Roundtable Discussion Charleston MUSEUM Every day, the staff and board members of SCDNR, along with counterparts in neighboring states, are tasked with the protection and management of our natural resources. This informal discussion among some of these most dedicated stewards will provide insight into current issues, highlight recent success stories and offer an exchange of ideas. Open to SEWE ticket and badge holders.

Southeastern Wildlife Roundtable Discussion Friday, February 12, 2â&#x20AC;&#x201C;3:30 pm Charleston Museum 360 Meeting Street

Roundtable Discussion Charleston Museum

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Taylor Glenn Charleston Place Originally from North Carolina, the allure of the mountains brought Taylor Glenn west to Jackson Hole, Wyoming in 2003. His curiosity for the world, passion for discovering new places, and desire to connect with new people drives his photography. The opportunity to collaborate with a diverse group of talented individuals is Glenn’s favorite part of being a photographer.

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A recent project of Glenn’s, Yellowstone Natives, is a unique collection of portraits of Yellowstone National Park animals and species native to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The project like many others displays his ability to perfectly capture each subject’s strength, beauty and character. Ursu Americanus

Bob Kuhn (1920-2007), All He Surveys, acrylic on board, 24 x 36 inches, Estimate: $100,000 - $200,000

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Chris Maynard: Featherfolio

Turkey Time

Charleston Place Avid bird conservationist, Chris Maynard, will be showcasing his unique art form of intricately carved feathers during the 34th annual SEWE. To create his shadowboxed feathers, Maynard tediously works with three necessities â&#x20AC;&#x201C; eye surgery scissors, forceps, and magnifying glasses. The feathers used are collected from aviaries after natural molting, with no harm to the bird. In fact, many of the owners of the feathers in the art are still alive and well. See Maynardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s intricate work in the Grand Hall of the Charleston Place Ballroom.

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n exciting addition to SEWE 2016, visit the Topaz Room at the Charleston Marriott to peruse this special exhibit encompassing the finest finest decoys encompassing the finest grouping of southern bird decoys ever on public display. Presented by SEWE and The Palmetto State Decoy Collectors Association.

Exhibit Hours Friday & Saturday, 10 amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;6 pm Sunday, 10 amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;5 pm Charleston Marriott, Topaz Room

Art to Capture Nature Charleston Marriott

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Southern Exposure LePrince Fine Art

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s part of SEWE 2016, LePrince Fine Art will host a special exhibit entitled “Southern Exposure” featuring new, original works by artists Mark Bailey, John Carroll Doyle, Mark Kelvin Horton, Ignat Ignatov, Robert Lange, Kevin LePrince, Angie Renfro, C. Ford Riley, Vicki Robinson and Shannon Runquist. The exhibit will run Friday, February 12 through Sunday, February 14, with a special reception Friday evening from 5–8 pm at LePrince Fine Art. No ticket required.

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Exhibit Hours Friday & Saturday, 10 am–6 pm Sunday, 10 am–5 pm Special Reception Friday, 5–8 pm LePrince Fine Art 184 King Street

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Return to the Gaillard The Charleston Gaillard Center

SEWE 2016 Gaillard Center

EWE is pleased to introduce the new Gaillard Center to our attendees. After a three year, $142 million renovation, this world class facility reopened in October of 2015 to wide acclaim. A natural partner, SEWE shares the Gaillard Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s focus to celebrate culture and promote the arts, economy, and education.

The expanded exhibition space, and what is one the finest performance halls in the nation, will allow attendees to see and do more than ever before at one site. Walkable from both the Charleston Place and Marion Square, the Gaillard Center will host Jack Hanna and Busch Wildlife presentations and house over 75 exhibitors.

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INTO OUR HOTEL’S ENTRANCE. A GRAND DAME RISING UP AMONG CHARLESTON’S HISTORIC SKYLINE. I WAS TAKEN ABACK BY THE HOTEL’S GRANDEUR BUT BROUGHT QUICKLY BACK TO EARTH BY A WARM SMILE AND GRACIOUS HELLO. LUCAS, OUR BELLMAN, ASKED US ABOUT OUR TRIP IN AND OUR PLANS WHILE IN TOWN. HIS INTEREST GENUINE, HIS RECOMMENDATIONS SUPERB. I EXPECTED GREAT SERVICE. BUT THIS WAS TRULY SOMETHING ELSE.

Griffin & Howe Charleston Place & Charleston Marriott

EWE is proud to once again host Griffin & Howe at both Charleston Place Hotel and the Fine Sporting Arms exhibit at the Marriott. For the discerning sportsman or woman, there is not a finer group of experts to aid in the knowledge and acquisition of the highest quality sporting arms, apparel, and accessories. Griffin & Howe boasts one of the most impressive displays at SEWE. At both venues, Griffin & Howe will offer gunfitting for over under & side by side shotguns free of charge to all SEWE attendees. This is a unique opportunity to receive first class advice and coaching from an expert shooting instructor. Charleston Place will include John Field attire.

SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY AT ITS FINEST. Exhibit Hours: Charleston Place | Beauregard Room Friday, Feb 12 & Saturday, Feb 13 | 10 am–6 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 10 am–5 pm Exhibit Hours: Charleston Marriott Friday, Feb 12 & Saturday, Feb 13 | 10 am–6 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 10 am–5 pm

Griffin & Howe Multiple Locations

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Ducks Unlimited, world leader in wetlands habitat conservation, is proud to again sponsor the South Carolina Junior Duck Stamp competition with our longtime conservation partner, the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. Make plans to visit the Junior Duck Stamp exhibit while in town for the Expo. Throughout North America, Ducks Unlimited has over 780,000 members who have helped conserve nearly 13.4 million acres of wetlands and associated habitat, and over 119 million acres have been influenced by the work of DU on the continent. In South Carolina, DU has conserved nearly 181,000 acres of wetlands habitat, and as a direct result of the DU-SEWE partnership, over 13,500 acres of wetlands have been preserved forever right here in South Carolina!

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Join East Cooper Ducks Unlimited for the 19th Annual DU Oyster Roast and LowCountry Cookout at SEWE on Friday, February 12, 2016 at the Charleston Visitor Center Bus Shed Tickets are on sale now, at $75 per person, and can be purchased online at www.ducks.org/south-carolina, in person at any Charleston Area Visitor Center, or over the phone by calling the DU ticket hotline at (843) 564-ECDU (3238). Your ticket includes the legendary All You Can Eat Oyster Roast and LowCountry Cookout, open bar, your 2016 membership to Ducks Unlimited and the opportunity to participate in the finest live and silent auctions and raffles at any DU event in the country. On Friday night of SEWE, this is DEFINITELY the place to be.

For 34 years, one of the most enduring art forms found at SEWE is the knife. Truly appreciated once seen and held, the knives created by this talented group of artists are examples of the finest craftsmanship you will find anywhere. SEWE knife makers represent many styles in regards to both form and function. Due in part to the popularity of lifestyle magazines such as Garden & Gun, this craft has seen a well-deserved resurgence in popularity. Please be sure to visit this exhibit early as these unique creations are sought after by collectors and new buyers alike.

Exhibit Hours Friday, Feb 12 & Saturday, Feb 13 | 10 amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;6 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 10 amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;5 pm Gaillard Center

Knife Makers Gaillard Center

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Visit our tent in Marion Square for cocktails, tastings, and more! FRIDAY + SATURDAY 10AM-6PM SUNDAY 10AM-5PM

Fine Sporting Arms Charleston Marriott Fine Sporting Arms will be on display and available for purchase by highly regarded dealers such as Griffin & Howe and Palmetto State Armory. Quality arms for responsible sportsmen and women have long been a part of SEWE. Many of these firearms are themselves, works of art. New models as well as antique guns will also be on display. Visit with the knowledgeable representatives who are available to answer questions about your needs in the field.

Exhibit Hours Friday, Feb 12 | 10 am–6 pm Saturday, Feb 13 | 10 am–6 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 10 am–5 pm

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A Sea Island Sporting Club and Lodge SEWE at Sea Island After a successful inaugural SEWE at Sea Island in 2015, please join us again August 5-7 for a sampling of some of our finest artists and exhibitors and a preview of what you can expect at SEWE 2017. A select group of artists will have original work on display and available for purchase. Evening special events, art demonstrations, educational lectures and more will be offered. Make your plans to attend now while space is still available.

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2nd Floor Exhibit Hall of Belmond Charleston Place Stop by our booth to meet Jim Carmichel and John Seerey-Lester while they sign their new books!

Get Sporting Classics At Our Best Price of the Year: Only $20! Eight, beautifully illustrated 200-page issues covering the heritage, the romance, the art of hunting & fishing.

ou’ll travel to the ends of the earth, hunting, fishing, exploring. You’ll learn about the best, most exotic destinations for sportsmen the world has ever seen. This magazine is anything but one-dimensional, however. Sporting Classics covers all those things you love most about the outdoors: the art, the game, the places, the craftsmen... and the way we pay homage to them. You’ll find colorful feature length stories showcasing the finest sporting art and artists. You’ll see stunning collections of firearms that you never knew existed. Articles on handmade knives, antique and modern fishing tackle, classic longbows and glass-eyed decoys – all richly photographed and penned - are among its pages. You’ll read classics stories from yesteryear, fascinating articles on carvers, call-makers and nearly every form of sporting collectible.

Regular columns on Shotguns, Rifles, Gundogs, Fishing, Books, Travel, Conservation, and Craftsmen are written by talented writers who’ve authored dozens of books. Sporting Classics is about the heritage, the romance, the art of hunting & fishing. Written for sportsmen who love to read, you might think Sporting Classics is expensive. It is not. Compared to other outdoor magazines, Sporting Classics is an exceptional value. You get eight huge issues – more than 200 pages each, a total of over 1,600 per year! Right now, we are offering our best price of the year. Call the 800 number below, mention SEWE, and you’ll get Sporting Classics for only $20 – our best price. You’ll save $4.95! An excellent gift, Sporting Classics arrives throughout the year, reminding clients, family and friends of your generosity.

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Host an Artist Program

he Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is proud to have launched the Host an Artist Program before SEWE 2015. With support from Fennell Holdings and individual donors, SEWE is now be able to further support artists who travel from great distances to be in Charleston each February. Charleston has long supported the arts, and careers have been born through SEWE over the last 34 years. Collectors and wildlife art enthusiasts gather here every February to see new work by acclaimed artists as well as new talent that is just being discovered. As the popularity of this event and the city has grown, so too have the costs for artists. With contributions from both individuals and businesses SEWE will offset some of these expenses beginning with lodging and local transportation. Artists will receive greatly reduced room rates through the generosity of the host hotel and individual contributions.

SEWE would like to thank the following for their generous support: Ron and Wylene Bailey John and Vicky Beach Bob Beard Dan and Sissue Beauchene Charleston Krewe Paul Clark Owen and Jan Henning Natalie and John Henderson Jimmy and Beth Huggins Bill and Ernestine Lowrie Mrs. Beth Mitchell The Barclay Murphy Family John and Davy Powell Rob and Clarine Powell Craig and Kay Phillips Carole Thomas Wag N Walk Dog Walking & Pet Care Todd and Peggy Watkins Dr. and Mrs. James M. Wells Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Wooten Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor

To host an artist, individuals or businesses are asked to donate $150. Contributions to the Host an Artist Program may be made at any time during SEWE weekend by visiting the VIP Lounge in Charleston Place Hotel.

Host an Artist Program

ST E FA N O C E C C H I N I Exclusive Artist Dinner

Join us for a rare opportunity to meet famed Italian artist Stefano Cecchini, best known for his depictions of African Wildlife, at our exclusive artist dinner. This intimate dinner will feature an exceptional 5-course, wine-paired menu curated by Élevé Executive Chef Ryley McGillis.

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(clockwise from left) Sue de Learie Adair Schenectady, NY Laura Adams Atlanta, GA

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(clockwise from left) Jim Bortz Stoneboro, PA Vivian Boswell Springfield, MO Bucky Bowles Fortson, GA Thomas Brooks Lakeland, FL

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(clockwise from above) John Banovich Livingston, MT Greg Beecham Dubios, WY Bob Bertram Manchester, MO Jennifer Black Charleston, SC

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(clockwise from below) Ray Brown Lake Forest, CA Dan Burgette Tetonia, ID Cory Carlson Ruston, LA Julie Chapman Huson, MT

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(clockwise from top) Isle De Villiers Tzaneen, Limipopo Guy Crittendon Richmond, VA Richard Clifton Milford, DE Broderick Crawford Clayton, GA

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(clockwise from above) Terry Donahue Omaha, NE Al Dornisch Ridgeway, PA Beverly Evans Franklin, TN Tim Donovan Lovettsville, VA (clockwise from above) Melanie Fain Boerne, TX Joe Garcia Julian, CA Mary Garrish Merritt Island, FL Lita Gatlin Charlotte, NC

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(clockwise from below) Taylor Glenn Jackson Hole, WY Susie Gordon North Lewisburg, OH Millie Gosch College Park, GA Jim Green Rapid City, SD

(clockwise from below) Patricia A. Griffin East Stroudsburg, PA Grant Hacking N. Conway, NH Gene Hebert Houma, LA Karen Hewitt Hagan Charleston, SC

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(clockwise from right) Carol Heiman-Greene Orange, CA William Hemsley Centreville, MD Heiner Hertling Howell, MI Mark Kelvin Horton Charleston, SC

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(clockwise from above) Julie Jeppsen Spanish Fork, UT Cole Johnson Deposit, NY Ott Jones Bozeman, MT Karryl Loveland, CO

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(clockwise from right) Mark Kelso Bargersville, IN Jim Killen Owatonna, MN Ryan Kirby Boone, NC Art LaMay Palm Coast, FL

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(clockwise from above) David Lanier Albany, GA Blaise Lareau Sumter, SC Hilarie Lambert Charleston, SC John Lawrence Pittsburgh, PA

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(clockwise from right) Tiffany Maser Jackson, WY Chris Maynard Olympia, TN Ralph McDonald Gallatin, TN Kelley McNeil Brampton, Ontario

(clockwise from above) D. Lee Lexington, KY Kevin LePrince Charleston, SC Liz Lewis Bozeman, MT Karla Mann Virginia Beach, VA

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(clockwise from below) Debra Nadlehoffer Dawsonville, GA Kyle Paliotto Hayden, ID Scott Penegar Charleston, SC Patricia Pepin Bromont, QC Jan Perkins Watkinsville, GA

(clockwise from below) Terry Miller Takoma Park, MD John Mooy South Haven, MI Diane Munkittrick Santee, SC Cecilia Murray Charleston, SC

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Exhibit Hours Friday, Feb 12 | 9 am–6 pm Saturday, Feb 13 | 9 am–6 pm Sunday, Feb 14 | 2–5 pm Charleston County Library 68 Calhoun Street

ach year kids from around the country have a chance to show off their artistic talents and learn about conservation with the Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest, a federal contest with a big prize: a commemorated special edition U.S. stamp.

waterfowl species. Students were encouraged to include a conservation message with their artwork explaining what they learned from the program and to inspire others to participate in conservation.

The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition continued its partnership with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for the 2016 South Carolina Junior Duck Stamp Contest, sponsored by Ducks Unlimited.

In addition to twelve prize winners, an overall “Best of Show” was selected to represent South Carolina in the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest, where it will compete with the winning entrants from all 50 states, the American Samoa and the Virgin Islands to become the 2016-2017 collective Federal Junior Duck Stamp. Sold by the U.S. Postal Service and other vendors, all proceeds from the Stamp sales help support environmental and conservation education efforts.

The SCDNR had managed the SC Junior Duck Stamp program through 2011, but because of budget cuts the program became at risk of being discontinued and other sources of funding had to be found. To ensure the program’s continuation, SEWE partnered with SCDNR in 2012 to assume the administration and Ducks Unlimited, the world leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation, came on as the sponsor helping to keep the program available to more than 710,000 students in South Carolina.

2016 SC Best of Show Stephanie Branton, Age 17, Oak Street Academy, Conway, SC

SEWE could not have successfully transitioned nor continued the program under its administration without the help and support of South Carolina Ducks Unlimited.

The Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest is a dynamic educational program using both conservation and design principles to teach wetland habitat and waterfowl biology to children, K-12. The program provides an opportunity for students to artistically express their knowledge of the diversity, interdependence, and beauty of wildlife. In January 2016, nearly 300 public, private and home-schooled South Carolina students participated. Competing in four grade groups (K-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12), they created visually compelling and biologically accurate drawings or paintings of eligible North American

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Mother Earth By: Jemiell Laguito Our mother, She makes life appear to be a fantasy When in truth, life is merely just a reality. She’s bright, she’s beautiful, she’s part of our beloved dreams Yet within brightness, there’s darkness, she’s a marvelous nightmare that screams. Our mother, Her eyes, they shine and guide us through the night Her hair, so smooth and silky, like water that flows ever gently Her ears, through trees or plants or a conch shell, she listens Her lips, they softly kiss our small tender feet for every step we gain

1st Poster Winners: 1st Place Forbes Ball Grade 3 Porter-Gaud School

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EWE would like to thank all of the students and teachers who participated in our 2016 Kids for Conservation (KFC) arts competition. Yet again, the judges were impressed with the talent and creativity of the Tri-County students. The goal of SEWE’s KFC program is to promote wildlife and environmental conservation awareness in our youth in hopes they grow into conservationminded adults. Sponsored by SCANA, the competition is open to public, private, and home schooled students in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Poster, photography and poetry entries will be on display at the Main Branch of the Charleston County Library on Calhoun Street during SEWE and KFC posters will be available for purchase ($1). Also at the Library, birdhouses created by Tri-County high school students will be on exhibit during the month of February. Congratulations to the 2016 KFC Winners.

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2nd Place Lauren Smith Grade 5 Marrington Elementary 3rd Place Brian Tate Grade 5 Boulder Bluff Elementary

Photography Winners: 1st Place Isabella House Grade 6 Laing Middle School 2nd Place Louis Fisher Grade 6 Laing Middle School 3rd Place Gabby Ziegler Grade 8 Laing Middle School

Poetry Winners: 1st Place Jemiell Laguito Grade 8 Jerry Zucker Middle School

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Our mother, She calls breezily, through the air of the wind that blows She whispers faintly, through the echoes of nature’s journey She hums gracefully, through the birds and the trees that chime She sings gorgeously with harmony, through the soul of her great big heart Just imagine, you begin to taste salt water being sprinkled into your mouth You begin to smell dried seaweed and salt misting the air You begin to hear the wind howling and the waves splashing gently and ferociously You begin to feel the sun’s sensations beaming down onto your skin, just as well as the silken sand trickling between your toes You then begin to see those magnificent blue skies start to fade and the horizon appear right over the distant blue oceans Our mother, Beautiful isn’t she? She just sits there on her throne spinning around elegantly She’s a perfect paradise A heaven revealed under the puffy white clouds

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Our mother, She takes care of us, she provides for us, she loves us, yet we treat her harshly without any thought, sense, or care We throw trash directly at her angelic face We pollute and intoxicate her fresh open air We cut down uncontrollably at all of her creations and beauty Our mother, Though we treat her grimly She forgives without regret or question But why do this our beautiful pulchritudinous mother Our beloved Mother Earth

2nd Place Asa Murphy-Caldwell Grade 8 Laing Middle School

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3rd Place Sally Anyjah Grade 7 Morningside Excel Academy

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Chateau St. Jean was built on a family’s dream to create a worldclass winery in the heart of Sonoma. With its gracious style, elegant architecture, beautiful gardens and inviting tasting rooms, Chateau St. Jean has long been recognized as the quintessential Sonoma winery. Each vintage shows Chateau St. Jean's passion for crafting wines that express the best of Sonoma.

Chateau St. Jean Winery from Sonoma California has been selected as the official wine for this year’s 2016 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. The following Restaurants will feature the wines from Chateau St. Jean Winery during the Southeastern Wildlife week. We highly recommend you patronizing these restaurants to enjoy their incredible cuisine and a glass of Chateau St. Jean wine.

39 Rue De Jean Coast Hall’s Chop House Virginia’s on King Burwell’s Stone Fire Grill Five Church Low Country Bistro 82 Queen Noisy Oyster Charleston & North Charleston Francis Marion Hotel East Bay Meeting House New York City Pizza Saffron’s Market Pavilion Hotel Michael’s on the Alley A.W. Shucks Charleston Wine and Tobacco Mac’s Place

Eli’s Table Hege’s Red’s Ice House California Dreaming Brick House St. James Gate Rita’s La Tabella Charleston Crab House Loop Hole Fat Hen Leaf Med Bistro Graze Water’s Edge Water Dog Grill Fulton Five Coleman Public House Charleston Harbor Fish House

Aya Cook House The Porch at Ion Crave Kitchen and Cocktails Tsunami Mt Pleasant TW Grahams Agaves Cantina Los Altos Taqueria Dunleavy’s Pub Kanpai Wasabi Oakland Vickery’s on Shem Creek Gennaro’s Italian Trattoria Zest Eclectic Cuisine Fuel Graze Summerville Steel City Pizza Maybank Public House The Watch Rooftop Kitchen & Bar @ Restoration Hotel

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CCPRC and the Caw Caw Wilderness Tour SEWE is proud to collaborate this year with the Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission (CCPRC) and to introduce SEWE attendees to the beautiful and educational Caw Caw Interpretive Center.

Hunter’s Habit: A Collection of Hunting Firearms and Accoutrements February 1 – May 1, 2016 The Charleston Museum is proud to present, in conjunction with the 2016 Southeastern Wildlife Expo, Hunter’s Habit: A Collection of Hunting Firearms and Accoutrements, a special exhibition sponsored by the Charleston Mercury. Hunter’s Habit will display various historical examples of sporting rifles and shotguns from the South Carolina Lowcountry and other parts of the South along with hunting related materials such as clothing, decoys and powder flasks. The exhibit will draw upon the Museum’s rich collections as well as those of private collectors. Lowcountry residents have had a long history of interaction with their environment. As settlers arrived in Charleston in the late 17th century, they were quick to recognize the abundance of game that inhabited the area, including turkeys, bear, deer and numerous species of waterfowl. This variety of game satisfied an immediate need for sustenance but also heralded a proud tradition of hunting in the Lowcountry that continues to the present. This tradition spawned a unique cooperation of craftsmen that included local and regional gunsmiths, blacksmiths, silversmiths, woodcarvers and even jewelers, who together created not only elegant hunting rifles and shotguns but also accessories such as powder horns, shot pouches, and duck decoys. Although intended to be fully functional, the artisanship of these craftsmen produced splendid firearms and accoutrements that befitted the style of Charleston’s elite sportsman.

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CCPRC is a 10,000 acres park system featuring day parks, beaches, fishing piers, waterparks, boat landings, a climbing wall, a challenge course, an interpretive center, an equestrian center, cottages, a campground, and a marina. The park system also offers a wide variety of recreational services – festivals, camps, classes, programs, and more. The Caw Caw Interpretive Center, just south of Charleston, contains a variety of SC Lowcountry habitats that are known for their beauty and wildlife. This nature and history center is comprised of over 7 miles of scenic trails and boardwalks. It is considered a birding hotspot for coastal South Carolina with over 250 species of birds sited including swallow-tailed kites and bald eagles. Visitors can encounter other rare wildlife like otters, dolphins, deer, cougars and alligators. Also at the Center, are former rice fields dating from the 18th century and thousands of naturalized tea plants from a 20th century tea farm.

Combing the Caw Caw Wilderness Tour 1 pm – 4:30 pm Saturday, February 13

Join a naturalist to explore a cypress/tupelo swamp, freshwater marsh, saltwater marsh, bottomland hardwood forest, and more. Eagles, turkeys, otters, waterfowl and more are often observed from the trails at Caw Caw. There's no better way to learn about the wilds of the SC Lowcountry. Have your cameras ready because you will never know what you will see. TICKETS: $35 per person, ages 12 and up. Available at CharlestonCountyParks.com (under program & activities) or call 843.795.4386. (Select course # 44920). Includes pick up and drop off from Charleston Visitor Center Bus Shed.

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Venue Overview Charleston Place 205 Meeting Street Original Artwork: More than 100 SEWE painters, carvers and sculptors will display their work in the Grand Ballroom and Grand Hall of the Charleston Place Hotel. As always, this is some of the finest work in the wildlife art genre, with a wide variety of styles, media and subject matter represented. Enjoy getting to know the artists who will be with their work all weekend. Duet & Quartet and Live Auction: Past Featured Artist Chad Poppleton and D. Lee will paint an original oil painting while sculptors Scott Penegar and David Turner create a piece of sculpture out of clay—all to the background of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra Quartet. Live auction to follow. Saturday, 2 pm | Live Auction to follow | Grand Ballroom & Grand Hall Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt and Live Auction: A unique opportunity to watch the talented SEWE artists at work. Participating artists will have just one hour to create a piece from start to finish. The finished products will then be on display before the live auction following. Drawing/Sculpting, Friday, 3 pm | Live Auction to follow | Grand Ballroom & Grand Hall High-end Giclées: High-end giclées by a variety of SEWE artists will be available. Drayton & Colleton Rooms Taylor Glenn Photography Exhibit: A new exhibit featuring photography by Taylor Glenn of Jackson Hole, WY. Grand Hall Chris Maynard Featherfolio Exhibit: Carver Chris Maynard joins SEWE with his intricate and fascinating feather carvings. Grand Hall

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Jewelry Designers: Jewelry designers will showcase their selection of fine jewelry and accessories. Located at the top of the Grand Staircase to the right Private Viewing Hours Thursday, 1-5 pm | Friday & Saturday, 9-10 am VIP Preview Gala & Auction Thursday, 7 pm | Grand Ballroom & Grand Hall VIP Lounge: VIP packages are available for pick up here beginning at noon on Wednesday, February 10. In addition, our Benefactors and Corporate Partners are invited to stop in to enjoy their favorite beverage or light refreshments during the private viewing hours and/ or show hours Friday-Sunday. 2nd floor, just before Grand Ballroom Tickets / SEWE Souvenirs: A wide variety of Southeastern Wildlife Exposition items, including t-shirts, caps, tumblers, koozies, coolers and cookbooks will be available. SEWE day tickets may be purchased here as well. 2nd floor, left of the Grand staircase SEWE Headquarters

Gaillard Center 95 Calhoun Street Craftsman and Artisans: This superior performance hall and event space will house outstanding local, regional and national artisans including handcrafted furniture, leather goods, woodworks, outfitters, and knife makers. Jack Hanna: Television personality, author, and conservationist, Jack Hanna joins us once again to entertain and delight SEWE attendees with live animals at the Gaillard Center. Friday, 2 pm | Saturday, 12:30 and 3:30 pm

venue overview Busch Wildlife Sanctuary: Busch Wildlife Sanctuary will introduce the wonders of the natural ecosystems and give SEWE attendees an up-close look at alligators, bobcats, foxes, birds of prey, snakes and much more. Friday, 11 am | Sunday, 11 am

Children’s Activities: Brittlebank Park will house an expanded kid’s activities section including pony and camel rides and exotic petting zoo, a Spider Jump and other fun and educational activities and programs for kids of all ages.

VIP Lounge: Beverages and light snacks will be available to Benefactors and Corporate Partners during show hours.

Live Music: Enjoy great bluegrass music by the Bluestone Ramblers throughout the weekend.

Nature and Wildlife Photography Exhibit

Food Vendors

Wildlife Gifts & Collectibles

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Decoy Auction by Guyette & Deeter: An investment quality decoy auction held by Guyette & Deeter, Inc., offering over 250 investment quality decoys and paintings without reserve ranging from $200 to over $25,000. The auction will consist of mostly Atlantic Coast decoys including examples by Elmer Crowell, the Ward Brothers, Ned Burgess, and many other carvers. Auction preview on Friday, 3-5 pm & Saturday, 10 am-12 pm | Auction Saturday, 12-5 pm | Emerald Ballroom

Brittlebank Park 181 Lockwood Boulevard Two Tank DockDogs® Competitions: Once again, SEWE will host the only two tank DockDogs® event east of the Mississippi. Dogs of all kinds and skill levels will compete in various water jumping competitions. “Waves” of competition will be held throughout the day all weekend with finals beginning at 4 pm on Sunday. Friday & Saturday, 10 am-5:30 pm | Sunday, 10 am-4 pm

Decoys: A number of the most respected dealers of antique and working decoys will be exhibiting. Emerald Ballroom

Retriever Demonstrations: Dogs of various breeds and ages put on demonstrations of retrieving skills. Friday & Saturday, 12 pm and 4 pm | Sunday, 11 am and 3 pm

Fine Sporting Arms: A wide array of fine sporting arms by various manufacturers and dealers will be on display and available for purchase.

Sporting Village: Nearly 50 vendors and exhibitors, including hunting, fishing and safari guides, and outdoor outfitters.

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Charleston Angler Tent: Throughout the weekend, Charleston Angler will have professionals on-hand to show the latest in fishing gear and to help hone your fly and knot tying skills. See schedule for Charleston Angler demonstration and seminar times.

Calhoun Street, between Meeting & King Center for Birds of Prey Demos: Presented by BP America, see incredible flight demos while learning about the important role raptors, such as falcons, eagles and hawks, play in our ecosystem. Friday, 11 am and 3 pm | Saturday, 10:30 am and 1:30 pm | Sunday, 1 pm

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venue Overview Orianne Society Presentations: Learn why and how The Orianne Society promotes the conservation of reptiles, amphibians and game species (such as quail, turkey and deer) in this informative presentation with the Eastern Indigo Snake, Gopher Tortoise, Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake and more. Friday, 1 pm | Saturday, 3 pm | Sunday, 3 pm

Local Food Vendors

Conservation Exhibits: The Conservation Tent, made possible through the support of the Henry and Sylvia Yaschick Foundation, Inc., will house over 40 conservation groups, with staff and volunteers present to educate attendees about their area of expertise and the services they provide. Various wildlife rescue groups, many with live animals and birds to see up-close, will be exhibiting, along with Ducks Unlimited and SC Department of Natural Resources.

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Fresh on the Menu | Certified South Carolina: Watch more than a dozen of the Lowcountry’s greatest chefs demonstrate how to make some of their favorite recipes with SC grown and produced ingredients. Plus, sample products from the producers, processors and vendors that make up the Certified South Carolina program. See schedule for chef/demo times throughout the weekend. Presented by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.

Charleston County Library

Tickets / SEWE Souvenirs In order to comply with city codes and regulations, Marion Square will be fenced this year. Alcoholic beverages may not be removed from the designated area.

LePrince Fine Art Southern Exposure: This special SEWE exhibit features new, original works by artists Mark Bailey, John Carroll Doyle, Mark Kelvin Horton, Ignat Ignatov, Robert Lange, Kevin LePrince, Angie Renfro, C. Ford Riley, Vicki Robinson and Shannon Runquist. No ticket required. Open daily during SEWE | Opening reception on Friday, 5-8 pm

Charleston Visitor Center 375 Meeting Street SEWE Soiree: A fun, casual party, the SEWE Soiree will feature a Lowcountry feast of oysters, BBQ, wild game and more, open bar and live music by Second Nature. By ticket only. Saturday, 7 p.m.

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68 Calhoun Street Kids for Conservation Poster & Birdhouse Display Sponsored by SCE&G SC Junior Duck Stamp Display Sponsored by Ducks Unlimited

Ducks Unlimited Tent Garden & Gun Tent The Local Palate Tent Edisto Island Serpentarium: Educational and exciting displays of reptiles both native to the region and from around the world. Wildlife Gifts & Collectibles Furnishings Live Music: The Moonshiners will entertain SEWE-goers with bluegrass music all weekend.

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Hunters Habit: A Collection of Hunting Firearms and Accoutrements: This special exhibition includes rare sporting arms from the Carolina Lowcountry and around the South, along with related materials, such as clothing, decoys and powder flasks from the Museum’s rich collections, as well as those of private collectors and longtime hunters. February 1 – May 1, 2016 | Presented by the Charleston Museum and sponsored by the Charleston Mercury

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Exhibitor List CHARLESTON PLACE 3180 Design Atlanta, GA Cabin Bluff Woodbine, GA cabinbluff.com Chic Verte Tallahassee, FL Christina Jervey Jewelry Charleston, SC christinajerveyjewelry.com Grady Ervin & Co. Charleston, SC gradyervin.com Griffin & Howe Bernardsville, NJ griffinhowe.com Mark Lexton Jewelry Florence, SC marklexton.com Sporting Classics Columbia, SC sportingclassics.com Theodosia Jewelry Charleston, SC theodosiajewelry.com

Ancesserie Letterpress Goods & Gifts Edgefield, SC ancesserie.com Austin’s Farm, Inc. Kernersville, NC Betsy Fowler Enterprises Rowoyton, CT Billy’s Wood Works Manning, SC billyswoodworks.com Brackish Bowties Charleston, SC brackishbowties.com Shrimp, Collards & Grits Bluffton, SC shrimpcollardgrits.com Bubba Knives Cleveland, GA bubbaknives.net

Cumming Knives Cedar Crest, NM Deals Columbia, SC Dixie Heartpine, Inc. Prosperity, SC dixieheartpine.com Elsmore’s Custom Knives Simpsonville, SC Equine Impressions Inc. Baltimore, MD Ermilio Clothier & Specialty Shop Malvern, PA ermilioclothiers.com Feathersfly Selma, AL Frank Cone Decoys Edisto Island, SC

Caracol Henderson, NV caracolsilver.com

Hendrix Handmade Knives Allendale, SC hendrixknives.com

Carlson Gallery Ruston, LA lauraglen.com

Hermosa Jewelry Mt. Pleasant, SC hermosajewelry.com

Carolina Custom Canoe Paddles Westboro, SC

High Ridge Forge Inman, SC

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Hollifield Bamboo Fly Rods Hayesville, NC hollifieldbamboo.com

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Carolina Shuckers Hillsborough, NC carolinashuckers.com

A Natural Fact Awendaw, SC anaturalfact.com

Charles Bear Photography Jacksonville, FL

Hook & Gaff Watch Company West Columbia, SC hookandgaff.com

Charleston Views Charleston, SC charlestonviews.net

Hook n Hide Mt. Pleasant, SC hooknhide.com

Cooper’s Woodworks Salters, SC

Hugh Norman Carver St. Helena Island, SC

Coppersmith Pointe Waverly, GA coppersmithpointe.com

J I9 Sculpting Columbia, SC jamesivy.com

Courtney Design Lincoln University, PA courtneydesign.com

Johnson Knives Edgefield, SC

Airtight Artwork North Charleston, SC airtightartwork.com Alison Brynn Ross Illustration & Design North Charleston, SC alisonbrynnross.com Amanda McLenon Daniel Island, SC amandamclenon.com

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Just Watch Me Charleston, SC justwatchmejewelry.com

Piutré Plush Animals Vienna, VA piutre.com

The Find Life Charleston, SC thefindlife.com

Baker Motor Company Charleston, SC bakermotorcompany.com

Carolina Waterfowler Guide Service Hope Mills, NC

Gray’s Sporting Journal Augusta, GA grayssportingjournal.com

Kaletta Jewelry San Marcos, CA kalettajewelry.com

R Mended Metals Wilmington, NC rmendedmetals.com

The Heritage Flag Company Southern Pines, NC theheritageflag.com

Ball and Buck Brooklyn, NY ballandbuck.com

The Caterer Charleston, SC

Greek Boys Wrightsville Beach, NC

Ken Conger Photography Lanexa, VA kencongerphotography.com

Reserve Belt Company Stone Lake, WI reservebelt.com

The Sporting Gent Charlotte, NC thesportinggent.com

BBD Ranch Hamilton, OH bbdranch.com

Charleston Angler Charleston, SC thecharlestonangler.com

Hunt Trip Spain Rubio, Spain hunttripspain.com

Kosen-USA Plush Animals Summerville, SC kosen-usa-com

Robinson Ex Files Knives Arden, NC exfilesknives.com

Traveller Trading Company Concord, NC travellerleather.com

Big Game Big Country Lexington, KY biggamebigcountry.com

Charleston Magazine Charleston, SC bharlestonmag.com

Hutto Wood Products St. Matthews, SC

Kyle Kilroy Knoxville, TN kylekilroy.com

Roger and Thomas Camden, SC rogerandthomasltd.com

Turtle Island Pottery Black Mountain, NC turtleislandpottery.com

Big Kat Buggy Statesboro, GA bigkatbuggy.com

Landrum Tables Charleston, SC landrumtables.com

Ron Stepp Knives Travelers Rest, SC ronsteppknives.com

Tyger Forge Jefferson, GA tygerforge.com

Big Lake Duck Calls Elloree, SC biglakeduckcalls.com

Local Coastal Studios Awendaw, SC localcoastal.com

Scrimshaw by Sandra Brady Monclova, OH

W.C Russell Moccasin Co. Berlin, WI russellmoccasin.com

Bird Buggy Inc. Leesburg, GA

Lynn Carlisle Raleigh, NC lynncarlisle.com Malvern Saddlery Malvern, PA malvernsaddlery.com Manley Knives Central, SC Matthew Spaulding Photography Asheville, NC matthewspaulding.com Michael Watts Photography Evans, GA michaelwattsphotography. smugmug.com Moose Crossings Burl Wood Gallery Waynesville, NC burlgallery.com North Haven Resort Pewaukee, WI northhavenresort.ca Norton and Hodges Charleston, SC nortonandhodges.com Page Custom Knives Aiken, SC pagecustomknives.com

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Scruggs Woodworks Elliston, VA Sea Island Forge St. Simons Island, GA seaislandforge.com Sisal and Tow Charleston, SC sisalandtow.com Smith Handcrafted Knives Taylors, SC smithhandcraftedknives.com Soundview Millworks Darien, CT soundviewmillworks.com Spring Bank Sporting Club at Barnsley Resort Adairsville, GA Stephanie Crossman Designs Vinalhaven, ME stephaniecrossman.com Susan Roberts Photos Edisto Island, SC susanrobertsphotos.com Sutton Custom Knives New Bern, NC suttoncustomknives.com The Charleston Oyster Tie Co.

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Wes Gubitz Wildlife Artist Burgaw, NC westgubitz.com WINGS, Inc. Camden, SC wingsport.com Woody Handmade Knives Travelers Rest, SC woodyhandmade.com ZERA Shelbyville, KY

BRITTLEBANK PARK & SPORTING VILLAGE AgSouth Farm Credit Statesboro, GA agsouthfc.com Alaska Outfitters Elliston, VA American Forest Mngmnt. Charlotte, NC afmlandsales.com Annie’s Concessions Walterboro, SC ArrowHawk, Inc. Laurens, SC 4loader.com

Bird Dog Bay Chicago, IL birddogbay.com Black Dog Outfitters Alberta, Canada blackdogoutfittersalberta.com

Blanchard Equipement Waynesboro, GA blanchardequipment.com Blue Stone Ramblers Charleston, SC thebluestoneramblers.com Bluegreen Vacations Charleston, SC bluegreenvacations.com Bost Tune Up & Argo ATV Sales, LLC Rockwell, NC atvargo.com Boykin Spaniel Society Blythewood, SC boykinspaniel.org Bray’s Island Plantation Sheldon, SC braysisland.com Carolina Chemical Equipment Company North Charleston, SC carolinachemequipment.com Carolina Kettles Walterboro, SC carolinakettles.com

Compass South Land Sales Walterboro, SC compasssouthlandsales.com Dockdogs Medina, OH dockdogs.com

Jackson Davenport Vision Summerville, SC jacksondavenportvision.com John Tanner Calls Hemingway, SC johntannercalls.com

Dough Bowls by Van Johnsonville, SC

Kalahari Hunting Safaris Inman, SC kalaharihuntingsafaris.net

Dubarry of Ireland Nottingham, PA dubarry.us

Life Shade Orange, VA lifeshade.com

Duck Creek Outfitters Sisters, OR duckcreekoutfitters.com

Martin Enterprises/Sweet Thing Concession Pinebluff, NC

Edisto River Outfitters North, SC odomforge.com

Maui Jim Lahaina, Hawaii mauijim.com

Fernando Saiz – Spain Alcobendas Madrid, Spain fernandosaizspain.com

Mike’s Peanuts/M + C Catering Summerville, SC

Finstalker Charleston, SC finstalker.net

National Land Realty, LLC Greenville, SC nationallandrealty.com

Fishing Kayaks SC Daniel Island, SC fishingkayakssc.com

National Wild Turkey Federation, Swamp Fox Chapter Moncks Corner, SC nwtf.org

Fowl Addicts Waterfowl, LLC Denver, NC fowladdictswaterfowl.com Frederick & Mathews Hunting Plantation Warner Robins, GA georgiadeerhuntinglodge.com

Freeman’s Safari Taxidermy Ladson, SC Grand Slam Turkey Calls Reidsville, NC grandslamturkeycalls.com

North Haven Resort Pewaukee, WI northhavenresort.com Nutramax Laboratories Veternary Sciences, Inc. Lancaster, SC nutramaxlabs.com OC Outfitters Cordoba, Argentina ocoutfitters.com

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Signature Hunting Collection Flint, MI valhallallodgemi.com

Palmetto Gun Dogs Rembert, SC palmettogundogs.com

Sleyem Game Product Barnwell, SC

Pampa High Adventures S.A. Argentina pampaadventures.com

South Carolina Waterfowl Association Pinewood, SC scwa.org

The Post and Courier Charleston, SC postandcourier.com

South Parana Outfitters Ware Neck, VA southparanaoutfitters.com

Ralph H. Jensen Game Calls Wilmington, NC rhjensengamecalls.com

Southern Hunting Safaris New Zealand Montrose, CO southernhunting.co.nz

Ranchland Outfitters Alberta, Canada ranchlandoutfitters.com Rockin A Ranch Midland, NC rockinaranchpettingzoo.com RT Marine Columbia, SC rtmarine.net Rumor Has It Morehead City, NC Safari Club International Lowcountry Chapter Meggett, SC scilowcountry.org

Southern Wildlife Goldsboro, NC souwild.com Sparrow & Kennedy Moncks Corner, SC sparrowkennedy.com T&T’s Original Kettle Korn Charleston, SC Tailgate Specialities Ladson, SC tailgatespecialities.com TideLine Outfitters Matthews, NC tidelineoutfitters.com

Boone Hall Farms Mt. Pleasant, SC Boykin Spaniel Rescue Hollywood, SC boykinspanielrescue.org Bulls Bay OYRO McClellanville, SC Bulls Bay Saltworks McClellanville, SC Cabin Fever Trading Company Harrison, AR Thecabinfeverstore.com Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge Awendaw, SC fws.gov/refuge/cape_romain Carolina Coonhound Rescue Charleston, SC carolinacoonhoundrescue.com Caroline’s Cakes Spartanburg, SC The Center for Birds of Prey Awendaw, SC thecenterforbirdsofprey.org Charleston Original Sauces Mt. Pleasant, SC Charleston Soil & Water Conservation District North Charleston, SC

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Coastal Expeditions, Inc. Mt. Pleasant, SC coastalexpeditions.com

Horry Georgetown Technical College Georgetown, SC hgtc.edu

DeLoach Meat Company Varnville, SC

Hyman Vineyards Conway, SC

Doc Crombie’s Bootleg BBQ Sauces Mt. Pleasant, SC

Island Fudge Shoppe Hilton Head, SC

Dough Bowls by Van Johnsonville, SC doughbowlsbyvan.com Ducks Unlimited Charleston, SC ducks.org/south-carolina Edisto Island Serpentarium Edisto Island, SC edistoserpentarium.com English Springer Spaniel Rescue Mt. Pleasant, SC EZ Hang Chairs Bluffton, SC ezhangchairs.com Faithful Foods Inc. West Columbia, SC Firefly Vodka Wadamalaw Island, SC

Upland and Downstream Columbus, OH uplandanddownstream.com

Charleston Spice Company James Island, SC

Fire Kettles Orangeburg, SC firekettles.com

Scout Boats Summerville, SC scoutboats.com

Verizon verizonwireless.com

Charleston Tea Plantation Wadamalaw Island, SC

Freemans BBQ Sauce Co., LLC Denmark, SC

Webfoot Retrievers Holly Hill, SC webfootretrievers.com

Charleston Waterkeeper Charleston, SC charlestonwaterkeeper.org

Garden & Gun Charleston, SC gardenandgun.com

Wild Wildebeest Safaris Okatie, SC wwbeest.com

Chef Ann’s Gourmet to You, LLC Mt. Pleasant,SC

Gillespie’s Peanuts Hartsville, Sc

Sea Island Sea Island, GA seaisland.com Shaun Keeny Safaris Moedwil, North-West, South Africa sksafaris.com Shi-Awela Safaris Louis Trichart, South Africa shiawela.com

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Williams Knife Co. Fountain Inn, SC williamsknife.com

MARION SQUARE Baker Motor Company Charleston, SC bakermotorcompany.com

Clemson’s Youth Learning Institute Pickens, SC ylicamps.com Coastal Conservation Association Columbia, SC ccasouthcarolina.com

Homegrown Cotton, LLC Kingstree, SC

The Crescent Olive Charleston, SC thecresentolive.com

SCDNR Take One Make One Columbia, SC dnr.sc.gov/education/tomo/

Scruggs WoodWorks Elliston, VA scruggswood.com

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Granna’s Gourmet Charleston, SC Grateful Goldens Rescue of the Lowcountry Myrtle Beach, SC ggrlc.org Greyhound Pets of America – Charleston Charleston, SC adoptcharlestongreys.org

JIR Land & Timber Greenville, SC jirland.com The Local Palate Charleston, SC thelocalpalate.com Lowcountry Olive Oil Charleston, SC Lowcountry Shuckers Ladson, SC lowcountryoystershuckers.com Maui Jim Lahaina, Hawaii mauijim.com McCall Farms Effingham, SC

Outdoor Encounters Johns Island, SC outdoorencounters.org Palmetto Conservation Foundation Columbia, SC palmettoconservation.org PalmettoPride Columbia, SC palmettopride.com Pets for Vets of Charleston, Inc. Mt. Pleasant, SC petsforvets.com R and B Manufacturing Lexington, SC Rest Park Farm / Pinckney’s Produce Seabrook, SC Sallie’s Greatest Cameron, SC SC Joggling Board Company Florence, SC SC Paddlesport Industry Association Charleston, SC paddlesouthcarolina.org

Metal Art Signs Andrews, SC

SCDNR Columbia, SC dnr.sc.gov/education/tomo

Mining Association Irmo, SC scmines.com

SCDNR Aquatic Education Columbia, SC dnr.sc.gov/aquaticed

Moonshiners Charleston, SC

SCDNR Aquatic Nuisance West Columbia, SC dnr.sc.gov/water/envaff/aquatic/ index

Moore Foods, LLC Lugoff, SC Mother Shucker’s Original Cocktail Sauce Columbia, SC O & O Hooch Sullivans Island, SC Olinda Olives and Olive Oil Charleston, SC Operation Little Brown Dog Columbus, GA operationlbd.com The Orianne Society Athens, GA oriannesociety.org

SCDNR Marine Resources Charleston, SC dnr.sc.gov Scout Boats Summerville, SC scoutboats.com Shades of Charleston Mt. Pleasant, SC shadesofcharleston.com Sittin’ Easy Inc. Eagle Springs, NC sittineasy.com Smoky Mountain Bow Knife Attalla, AL

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Walkabout Hats White Sulphur Springs, WV

Guyette & Deeter, Inc. St. Michael’s, MD guyetteanddeeter.com

South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association Aiken, SC scnatureadventures.com

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American Sporting Classics Mt. Pleasant, SC

North American Decoys Dogue, VA

South Carolina Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer’s Association (SCWLEOA) Columbia, SC scwleoa.com Southern Comfort BBQ Sauce North Charleston, SC Turtle Survival Alliance Cross, SC turtlesurvival.org U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services Charleston, SC fws.gov/Charleston Vegetable Kingdom Sheldon, SC Verizon verizonwireless.com

americansportingclassics.com

Ben Heinemann Durham, NC benheinemann.com Carolina Decoys Grimesland, NC carolinadecoys.com Collectable Old Decoys Seabrook, SC Down Point Decoys Ocracoke, NC Great Lakes Fly Fishing Co. Rockford, MI troutmoor.net

OldGunningDecoys.com Dagscoro, DE oldgunningdecoys.com Palmetto State Armory Mt. Pleasant, SC palmettostatearmory.com Ron Zelnick Decoys and Calls Altamonte Springs, FL Shearwater Gallery Norfolk, VA T. Kuca Decoys Fredericksburg, VA Wes Douglass Decoys Los Banos, CA Wings Over the Beach Virginia Beach, VA

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