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Anne Hyde 5th Grade; Porter-Gaud School • Fatma Dogan; teacher “A Fox in the Fall” 1st Place Winner

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Welcome

to SEWE 2020

Dear Friends of SEWE,

Welcome to Charleston and the 38th Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. We have worked diligently and eagerly awaited the assembly of artists, exhibitors, and attendees from across the United States for this special weekend of celebrating wildlife art and the sporting lifestyle. SEWE is as important today as it has ever been, and the multifaceted mission of the organization is vitally important on many fronts. The effects on the genre of wildlife art, the scores of conservation organizations represented, and the economic impact throughout the region cannot be overstated. The changes we make each year are balanced between what we will always be at our core, with how we evolve and remain significant within the realms of art and conservation. We are resolved to be a leader for both, and are able through your steadfast support. We are pleased to welcome Jason Tako (pronounced “take-o”) as the 2020 SEWE Featured Artist. A longtime SEWE artist, we have watched Jason over the years as his work evolved from excellent to extraordinary. When you meet Jason, you will understand how much thought goes into his work and why he has become so soughtafter. We hope that as you peruse the Fine Art Gallery at Charleston Place you find a piece that speaks to you, and discover the magic created in the personal experience between creator and collector. While you are in Charleston, take a moment to visit Waterfront Park in the Town of Mount Pleasant. Here you will find the beginnings of the SEWE Sculpture Initiative. Public sculpture is important for many reasons, not the least of which is the inspiration you see forming in the eyes of our youngest – the future artists and conservationists our society will always need. SEWE is a lifestyle as much as it as an event. Our style is not defined by those offerings within the exhibits, but rather those exhibitors who often find their success by how we live our lives. An American flag from Allegiance Flag Supply flies from my home, and I take my morning coffee on a Landrum table. At my back door hangs a portrait of a loyal companion lost years ago, captured perfectly in a painting by Peggy Watkins. Most of you have similar pieces in your life, and they band us together through this weekend that celebrates them all. We thank our corporate partners, participants in the SEWE VIP program, and those that strive to ensure public and private funding, so that we can continue to celebrate one of the true special events in the Southeast. Have a wonderful SEWE weekend,

John G. Powell

Welcome from South Carolina Governor

Henry McMaster Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to welcome you to Historic Charleston for the 2020 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is one of the Southeastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most celebrated events, and one that we are proud to call our own. Some of the most gifted wildlife and nature artists in the world are on hand to greet you in a city known internationally for its hospitality and charm. Over its 38 years, SEWE has had an economic impact that registers in the hundreds of millions of dollars and consistently draws thousands from out of state and across the country to visit the Charleston region. Simultaneously, hundreds of thousands of dollars are generated each year for a wide variety of conservation organizations that have a direct impact on projects within South Carolina. The Palmetto State has a rich history of conservation from the green hills and mountains of our upstate to the vast marsh and rivers of the Lowcountry. South Carolina boasts over 80,000 acres of state parks, and those of you visiting Charleston are within a short drive of Francis Marion National Forest to the north and the wonders of the ACE Basin to the south. Peggy joins me in welcoming you to the 38th Southeastern Wildlife Exposition and in extending our best wishes for a successful and enjoyable weekend for all. We hope that as you celebrate wildlife, nature, and conservation this week you will make plans to return to our great state and experience all that we have to offer. Yours very truly, Henry McMaster

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2020

SOUTHEASTERN WILDLIFE EXPOSITION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

STAFF

Neil C. Robinson Jr., Chairman

James A. Huggins

Tommy Baker George J. Bullwinkel Jr. Harry J. Butler Jr. Senator Paul G. Campbell Mark C. Fava Ronnie M. Givens William A. Hall Helen T. Hill Leonard L. Hutchison III Richard Jackson David L. Morgan Kenneth T. Seeger O.L. Thompson III

President & CEO John G. Powell Executive Director Catherine Archer Special Projects Natalie Wooten Henderson Art Curator Beth Huggins VIP Coordinator Shelby Risher Special Projects Director Jennie McBrayer Special Projects

John F. Walters, M.D.

Mary Mitchell Roberts

EXHIBIT MANAGERS

Cyndee Stoppelbein

Marketing Director Bart Burford Show Accounting Leslie Burford Fine Art Gallery Corey Grooms Gaillard Center Barry McKenzie Brittlebank Park

Financial Administrator Meagan Trotta Special Projects

Dennis Taylor Marion Square

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS

Bobby Wylie Charleston Place

Paul Mulkey and Mike Requidan

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition P.O. Box 20635

OFFICIAL VIDEOGRAPHER Hed Hi Media

Charleston, SC 29413 (843) 723-1748 | fax (843) 723-4729 sewe.com | sewe@sewe.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome.......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Welcome from SC Governor McMaster............................................................................................... 5 Corporate Partners.....................................................................................................................................10 Schedule of Events................................................................................................................................12-15 Map............................................................................................................................................................. 16-17 VIP Event Schedule & Perks....................................................................................................................18 Map Your Day...............................................................................................................................................19 Special Events......................................................................................................................................20-25 Featured Artist, Jason Tako............................................................................................................ 28-29 Jack Hanna............................................................................................................................................ 32-33 Busch Wildlife Sanctuary................................................................................................................. 34-35 NEW: Orvis Fly Fishing Demonstrations at the Gaillard Lawn �� 36-37 The Center for Birds of Prey.......................................................................................................... 40-43 The Orianne Society.................................................................................................................................45 Brittlebank Kid Zone..........................................................................................................................46-47 NEW: Orvis and Mossy Pond Retrievers Dog Demonstrations ��48-49 Sheep and Duck Herding Demonstrations.................................................................................50-51 DockDogs®............................................................................................................................................. 52-53 Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt.................................................................................................................... 57 Red Fox Fine Art Special Exhibit.................................................................................................. 58-59 Chef Demos: Certified SC Kitchen Stage................................................................................... 62-63 Ducks Unlimited.........................................................................................................................................65 NEW: A Big Night for Small Works.............................................................................................. 66-67 Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit..................................................................................68-69 NEW: Conservation and Cocktails series with Garden & Gun ��71, 73 Lowcountry Social...............................................................................................................................74-75 Copley Fine Art Auctions Winter Sale.........................................................................................76-77 NEW: Strictly Southern Decoy Exhbit...............................................................................................79 SEWE Marketplace at the Gaillard Center..................................................................................80-81 Knife Makers.................................................................................................................................................83 Fine Sporting Arms...................................................................................................................................85 SEWE Sculpture Initiative.................................................................................................................90-91 Host an Artist Program..................................................................................................................... 92-93 Artists.....................................................................................................................................................98-123 Photographers.......................................................................................................................................... 129 SC Junior Duck Stamp....................................................................................................................132-133 Kids for Conservation..................................................................................................................... 134-135 Treasury Wine Estates | Sterling Vineyards........................................................................... 136-137 Charleston County Parks & Recreation Events..................................................................... 138-139 Venue Overview................................................................................................................................140-143 Exhibitors............................................................................................................................................ 149-153 VIP Listing...........................................................................................................................................158-160 Advertisers Index.......................................................................................................................................171

Table of Contents

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Event access included with SEWE General Admission tickets and VIP badges. Accurate at time of printing.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 9 am.................... DockDogs® Registration Opens Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. ALL EXHIBITS OPEN Multiple Locations 10–5:30 pm....... DockDogs® Competitions Brittlebank Park 10:30 am............ Sheep and Duck Herding Demo Brittlebank Park 11 am.................... Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Show Gaillard Center 11 am.................... Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square 11 am.................... Chef Demo: SCDA Commissioner Hugh Weathers and Chef Jamie Hough of Redfish Mafia Charters Marion Square 11:30 am............. Cast Net Demo with Haddrell’s Point and Tackle Brittlebank Park 12 pm.................. Chef Demo: Chef Caroline Bevon of Caroline’s Market and Catering Marion Square 12 pm.................. Orvis Fly Fishing Demo The Gaillard Lawn 12:30 pm............ Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... The Orianne Society: Reptile Ecology and Conservation Marion Square 1 pm..................... Chef Demo: Culinary Institute of Charleston Chef Instructor Michael Carmel Marion Square 1:30 pm.............. Fly Fishing Demo with Haddrell’s Point & Tackle Brittlebank Park 2 pm.................... Jack Hanna presented by Boeing Gaillard Center 2 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef John Ondo of Ryder Cup Bar and Atlantic Room at Kiawah Island Resort Marion Square 2:30 pm............. Sheep and Duck Herding Demo Brittlebank Park 3–5 pm............... Copley Fine Art Auction Winter Sale Preview Marriott Hotel 3 pm.................... Quick Draw/Speed Sculpt and Auction Charleston Place 3 pm.................... Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square 3 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Ambassador Tania Harris of The Lazy Goat Marion Square 3:30 pm............. Dog Demos with Orvis & Mossy Pond Retrievers Brittlebank Park

Schedule of Events

Reflections on the Creek by Eleanor Parker

3:30 pm............. Orvis Fly Fishing Demo The Gaillard Lawn 4 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Shamil Velazquez of Delaney Oyster House Marion Square 4 pm.................... QDMA Lecture Series: Rick Counts | QDM Co-Ops What are they and do they work? Brittlebank Park 4 pm

Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Brittlebank Park

4:30 pm............. Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park 6 pm.................... Exhibits Close

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 8:30–10 am....... Copley Fine Art Auction Winter Sale Preview Marriott Hotel 9 am.................... DockDogs® Registration Opens Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. ALL EXHIBITS OPEN Multiple Locations 10–5:30 pm....... DockDogs® Competitions Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. Copley Fine Art Auction Winter Sale Marriott Hotel 10:30 am............ Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square 10:30 am............ Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Brittlebank Park 10:30 am............ Sheep and Duck Herding Demo Brittlebank Park 11 am.................... Chef Demo: Lee Bros. and Friends Marion Square 11 am.................... Orvis Fly Fishing Demo The Gaillard Lawn 11:30 am............. Saltwater Inshore Fishing Demo with Haddrell’s Point and Tackle Brittlebank Park 12 pm.................. Chef Demo: Chef Ambassador Brandon Carter of FARM Marion Square 12 pm.................. QDMA Lecture Series: Marion Barnes | Early Successional Habitat & Food Plots - The Best of Both Worlds Brittlebank Park 12:30 pm............ Jack Hanna presented by Boeing Gaillard Center 12:30 pm............ Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... Chef Demo: Chef Carrie Morey of Callie’s Biscuits Marion Square 1 pm..................... Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Brittlebank Park (continued)

Schedule of Events

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 (continued) 1:30 pm.............. Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square 1:30 pm.............. Saltwater Offshore Fishing Demo with Haddrell’s Point and Tackle Brittlebank Park 2 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Michael Sichel of Gabrielle Restaurant Marion Square 2 pm.................... Orvis Fly Fishing Demo The Gaillard Lawn 2 pm.................... QDMA Lecture Series: Joe Hamilton, QDMA Founder | State of the Whitetail Brittlebank Park 2:30 pm............. Sheep and Duck Herding Demo Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... The Orianne Society: Reptile Ecology and Conservation Marion Square 3 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Jessica Shillato of Spotted Salamander Marion Square 3:30 pm............. Jack Hanna presented by Boeing Gaillard Center 3:30 pm............. Dog Demos with Orvis and Mossy Pond Retrievers Brittlebank Park 4 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Jason Bruner of 1801 Grille Marion Square 4 pm.................... Litter Trashes Everyone Puppet Show Brittlebank Park 4 pm.................... QDMA Lecture Series: Chris Berry | Tree Stand Safety Brittlebank Park 4:30 pm............. Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park 6 pm.................... Exhibits Close

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16 9 am.................... DockDogs® Registration Opens Brittlebank Park 10 am.................. ALL EXHIBITS OPEN Multiple Locations 10–4 pm............. DockDogs® Competitions Brittlebank Park 10:30 am............ Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park 11 am.................... Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Show Gaillard Center 11 am.................... Chef Demo: Culinary Institute of Charleston Chef Instructor Kevin Mitchell Marion Square (continued)

Schedule of Events

Reflections on the Creek by Eleanor Parker

11:30 am............. Fly Fishing Demo with Haddrell’s Point & Tackle Brittlebank Park 12 pm.................. Chef Demo: Chef Ambassador Marc Collins of Circa 1886 Marion Square 12:30 pm............ Sheep and Duck Herding Demo Brittlebank Park 1 pm..................... Birds of Prey Flight Demos presented by BP America Marion Square 1 pm..................... Orvis Fly Fishing Demo The Gaillard Lawn 1 pm..................... Chef Demo: Chef Tres Jackson and Chef Christian Hunter of Sorghum & Salt

Marion Square

1 pm..................... QDMA Lecture Series: Chris Berry | Tree Stand Safety Brittlebank Park 1:30 pm.............. Dog Demos with Orvis and Mossy Pond Retrievers Brittlebank Park 2 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Angie Bellinger of Workmen’s Café Marion Square 2:30 pm............. Retriever Demos Brittlebank Park 3 pm.................... Orianne Society: Reptile Ecology and Conservation Marion Square 3 pm.................... Chef Demo: Chef Ambassador Kelly Vogelheim of Town Hall Restaurant and Bar Marion Square 3:30 pm............. Orvis Fly Fishing Demo The Gaillard Lawn 3:30 pm............. DockDogs® Finals Brittlebank Park 5 pm.................... Exhibits Close

Summer Solstice by Walter Matia

Schedule of Events

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VIP EVENT SCHEDULE & PERKS

VIP Events

SEWE VIP BADGE REQUIRED. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER FOR AFTER HOURS FUNCTIONS.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13

1 – 5 pm

Private Preview Hours

Charleston Place

7 – 11 pm

Signature Gala and Sale

Charleston Place

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14

9 – 10 am

Private Preview Hour

Charleston Place & Gaillard Center

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15

9 – 10 am

Private Preview Hour

Charleston Place & Gaillard Center

7 – 11 pm

SEWE Soiree* Charleston Visitor Center

*Ticket required; VIP badge does not admit.

VIP Perks Brittlebank Park, Charleston Place & Gaillard Center

10 am – 6 pm

Friday and Saturday

10 am – 5 pm

Sunday

**Lounges are for Benefactor

Evening in the Pryors by Jason Tako

VIP LOUNGES**

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.

SEWE shuttle is provided at no additional cost for SEWE ticket and badge holders during show hours. We highly recommend using the free SEWE shuttle service. Ticket or badge required.

ADDITIONAL PARKING

PARKING REMINDERS

Additional parking near Brittlebank will be available on February 15 & February 16 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. Parking Reminder: There will be limited to no parking at Brittlebank on Friday, February 14.

ACCESSIBILITY Handicap accessible transportation is available; please ask the Durham Bus Service representative for assistance.

While leashed dogs are allowed at outdoor SEWE venues, furry friends are not permitted on SEWE shuttles.

2020

SPECIAL EVENTS #ThisIsSEWE

Special Events

SPECIAL EVENTS

Unless otherwise noted, please order your special event tickets in advance at sewe.com/specialevents or (843) 723-1748.

NEW A BIG NIGHT FOR SMALL WORKS 6 - 10 pm, Wednesday, February 12

Join us for an evening of art, entertainment and unexpected experiences at our newest event, A Big Night for Small Works. This exclusive celebration will exhibit the small details that make a big impact, from pocket-sized pieces of art and mini bites to grand displays and illusions. The night promises to surprise and delight guests with music, live performers, topshelf libations, a menu that will inspire and more exciting twists and turns. A first for SEWE—this party will showcase a unique viewpoint for enjoying wildlife art and the finer things in life. TICKETS: $150 per person | Available at sewe.com/bignight. II Halls Signature Events at 5 Faber

NEW ARTIST IN RESIDENCE AT THE DEWBERRY 5 pm, Friday, February 14 and Saturday, February 15

The Dewberry will host SEWE artist, Stephen Townley Bassett, as its Artist in Residence during SEWE weekend. Best known for his meticulous documentation of South Africa’s rock art heritage, Stephen’s paintings are created in mixed media using pigments and binders from African soil. Visit the living room at The Dewberry throughout the weekend for special programming including, meet and greet with artist, demonstrations, wine tastings and more. For more information and to RSVP, contact The Dewberry Concierge at (843) 872-9070. II The Dewberry, 334 Meeting St.

Special Events

SPECIAL EVENTS

DUCKS UNLIMITED OYSTER ROAST 6:30 pm, Friday, February 14

Indulge in oysters and a classic Lowcountry cookout, featuring an open bar, music, raffles and live and silent auctions. Admission also includes a 2020 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. II Charleston Visitor Center, 375 Meeting St.

BIRDS OF A FEATHER LADIES BRUNCH BENEFIT 10 am – 2 pm, Saturday, February 15 Presented by Wells Fargo Wealth Management Hosted by Norton + Hodgesz

Raise your glass for the third annual Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit. This year’s “Call of the Wild” themed event will feature bites & bubbles, an auction, one-of-a-kind raffle items, bourbon tastings, a photo booth, luxury giveaways, “wild” décor and more! This brunch is a must-do for the women of SEWE and is one of the fastest events to sell out. A portion of the event’s proceeds directly support the MUSC Hollings Mobile Health Program. TICKETS: $125/person | $1,000 for table of 10. Available at sewe.com/feather. II Cannon Green, 103 Spring St.

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Special Events

SPECIAL EVENTS

COMBING THE CAW CAW WILDERNESS 1:30 - 3:30 pm, Saturday, February 15

Join a naturalist to explore some of the habitats of Caw Caw Interpretive Center. Eagles, turkeys, otters, waterfowl, and more are often observed from these trails. Experience the wilds of the South Carolina Lowcountry. TICKETS: $35 per person, ages 12 and up. Available at CharlestonCountyParks.com (search “SEWE”). Under age 15 requires ticketed chaperone. Meet at Caw Caw Interpretive Ctr., 5200 Savannah Hwy, Ravenel 29470. II Caw Caw Interpretive Center, Ravenel, SC

NEW COCKTAILS & CONSERVATION WITH T. EDWARD NICKENS AND GARDEN & GUN 2 - 4 pm, Saturday, February 15

Gather at the Garden & Gun offices with editor-in-chief David DiBenedetto and award-winning author, journalist, and frequent G&G contributor, T. Edward Nickens, for a lively and wide-ranging discussion on once-in-a-lifetime sporting adventures, gun dogs, raising kids in the outdoors and the role of sportsmen in conservation. A specialist in the areas of wildlife, sporting and culture, Nickens is a respected voice in conversations surrounding preservation—of both the South’s rich heritage and its delicate wild spaces. Alongside the conversation, enjoy bourbon cocktails and light bites. TICKETS: $20 per person. Available at sewe.com. II Garden & Gun Headquarters, 701 East Bay St., #115

Special Events

LOWCOUNTRY SOCIAL 7:30 – 10:30 pm, Saturday, February 15

Dust off your boots for the fourth annual Lowcountry Social event and come celebrate the best of the South. Enjoy BBQ from renowned pit masters, bluegrass music by the fire with the Bluestone Ramblers and an open bar under the stars at Brittlebank Park. Each attendee will be entered to win prizes throughout the evening. TICKETS: $125 per person. Available at sewe.com/lowcountry-social. II Brittlebank Park

NEW COCKTAILS & CONSERVATION WITH JERRY HOLDEN AND GARDEN & GUN 2 - 4 pm, Sunday, February 16

Join Garden & Gun editor-in-chief David DiBenedetto and Jerry Holden, a seasoned preservationist and DU’s Southern Director of Operations, to discuss Southern duck hunters and the measures they can take to ensure the sport’s viability. As the overseer of initiatives that maintain more than two million acres of wetland habitat each year, Holden will cover subjects from population numbers to sustainable growth practices. Enjoy bourbon cocktails and light bites alongside the conversation. TICKETS: $20 per person. Available at sewe.com. II Garden & Gun Headquarters, 701 East Bay St., #115

Special Events

SPECIAL EVENTS

SOUTH CAROLINA WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION Annual Sportsman’s Ball 6 pm, Friday, February 14

This wild game feast features dinner, cocktails, raffles and offers a silent and live auction. TICKETS: $75 per person | $600 for 8-person table, $750 for 10-person table. Available at scwa.org.

25TH ANNUAL DUCK SHUCK OYSTER ROAST 6 pm, Saturday, February 15

This casual party makes for an unforgettable evening with live music, raffles, hot oysters and live and silent auctions. TICKETS: $75 per person, $600 for 8-person table, $750 for 10-person table. Available at scwa.org. II Omar Shrine Center, 176 Patriots Point Street, Mount Pleasant

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2020 Featured Artist

The Road Less Traveled Available at Auction, 2/13/20

he soul of Jason Tako’s artwork has its origins in the wetlands and prairie areas of Minnesota. He spent the summers of his youth fishing at the family cabin and winters wandering through the nearby wooded areas and playing on frozen lakes. During his senior year in high school, Jason put aside his sketchbooks and delved into music. Attending what later became McNally Smith College of Music, he studied bass guitar and jazz music theory and graduated top of his class with honors. He spent the next ten years playing in numerous rock, jazz, and country bands and recorded several albums. Realizing how much he missed the serenity of nature, Jason picked up his sketchbooks again and headed back out into the wetlands of southern Minnesota. After spending several years in solitude sketching from life, Jason plunged himself into studio oil painting all while keeping up his discipline of plein air painting. “I was plein air painting before I ever heard the term or knew of the movement. I only understood that drawing and painting from life was the best way to learn. Heading outdoors long before sunrise, I would spend hours in a duck blind just watching and listening. Those moments are with me to this day,” Jason says.

Jason Tako Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place

FEATURED ARTIST Jason is in the unique category of being one of the few plein air artists who paints animals from life, and one of the few wildlife artists who paints en plein air. “I have always had an interest in history, and during my years of wandering through rural Minnesota I frequently thought about the American Indians; how close they were with nature and the unique privilege they had to live in an unspoiled land. And I’ve always enjoyed drawing the human figure. It finally dawned on me, almost by accident, that this would be a subject I would thoroughly enjoy painting as it combines so many aspects of my interest,” Jason says.

In High Places

Jason currently lives in Pennsylvania with his wife Rebecca and their five children.

The Road Less Traveled is available for auction on February 13 during the SEWE VIP Signature Gala & Sale.

Bringing Back the Prize

Evening in the Pryors

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Live Presentation

SEE JACK! presented by Boeing Gaillard Center Jack is back! The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is pleased to welcome Jack Hanna back to help us celebrate 38 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. Recognized as America’s favorite zookeeper, Jack has made countless television appearances since 1983 on shows such as Good Morning America, The Late Show with David Letterman, Larry King Live, The Late Late Show with James Corden, The View, and Fox News and CNN news programs. Jack took his infectious energy to the airwaves by creating three nationally televised programs. Jack Hanna’s Animal Adventures ran for 10 years and is still currently in syndication. Most recently, the Columbus Zoo and Nationwide Insurance have partnered to sponsor the Emmy Award winning Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild and a show on ABC, Jack Hanna’s Wild Countdown. 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 14 | 2 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 12:30 pm & 3:30 pm Gaillard Center

Jack Hanna Gaillard Center

Live Presentation

SHOW TIMES Friday, Feb 14 | 11 am Sunday, Feb 16 | 11 am Gaillard Center

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Gaillard Center

Live Presentation

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 and personal 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

Live Presentation

Fly Fishing Demonstrations on the Orvis Lawn THE LAWN AT THE GAILLARD CENTER

Orvis will be offering complimentary fly fishing casting lessons all weekend. Try your hand at angling or improve upon your skills with the fly fishing professionals on-site. On Sunday, legendary angler Tom Rosenbauer will be demonstrating fly casting all day. In addition, famed fishing artist Tim Johnson, who works with Orvis, will be hand burning images into the cork grip of limited edition fly rods. Visit Tim inside the Gaillard at the SEWE Marketplace to choose from either a brown trout rising to a mayfly or a bonefish pursing a crab â&#x20AC;&#x201C; subtle changes make each rod unique in this series.

DEMONSTRATION TIMES Friday, Feb 14 | 12 pm and 3:30 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 11 am and 2 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 1 pm and 3:30 pm The Lawn at the Gaillard Center

Fly Fishing with Orvis The Lawn at the Gaillard Center

Live Presentation

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Fly Fishing with Orvis The Lawn at the Gaillard Center

BP is honored to sponsor the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. Our Cooper River plant sits just outside Charleston and has a focus on both employee and environmental safety. We support more than 900+ South Carolina jobs and have been awarded the Workplace Safety Award from the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce for the past five years. Our major facility upgrade significantly reduces energy use and emissions. It also supports the launch of a new line of low-carbon products. Learn more about how we support the transition to a low carbon future at bp.com/energytransition

FLIGHT DEMONSTRATIONS Friday, Feb 14 | 11 am & 3 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 1 pm Marion Square

The Center for Birds of Prey Marion Square

Live Presentation

Presented by BP America 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 27th year in 2018, 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

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. • 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 8000+ 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.

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.

FLIGHT DEMONSTRATIONS Friday, Feb 14 | 11 am & 3 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 1 pm Marion Square

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The Orianne Society MARION SQUARE 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 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 rehabilitates 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 14 | 1 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 3 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 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

BRITTLEBANK PARK

EXPANDED FOOTPRINT AND KID ZONE

Brittlebank Park, one of five main SEWE venues, has even more green space to enjoy the demonstrations, exhibitors and action.

KID ZONE Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities and games are now located in the new Kid Zone at Brittlebank Park. Here you will find:

pony rides

camel rides

exotic petting zoo fun games

inflatables

educational programs

KID ZONE STAGE with book readings by local authors and librarians and puppet shows

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Dog Demonstrations with Orvis and Mossy Pond Retrievers BRITTLEBANK PARK

Witness gundogs work their magic as Brad Arington, an Orvis-endorsed hunting dog trainer from Mossy Pond Retrievers in South Georgia, presents retriever demonstrations on Friday at 3:30 pm, Saturday at 3:30 pm and Sunday at 1:30 pm at Brittlebank Park. Swing by the Orvis booth and sign up for the free Orvis dog club and take home complimentary swag for your pup or try your hand at corn hole to win fabulous prizes. Even more, enter to win a restored Toyota Land Cruiser as it makes its stop at Brittlebank Park.

DEMONSTRATION TIMES Friday, Feb 14 | 3:30 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 3:30 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 1:30 pm Brittlebank Park

Dog Demos with Orvis & Mossy Pond Retrievers Brittlebank Park

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Dog Demos with Orvis & Mossy Pond Retrievers Brittlebank Park

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Sheep & Duck Herding BRITTLEBANK PARK

Back by popular demand, Windy Knolls Farm owner and master trainer, Bill Coburn, will showcase the fascinating world of herding instinctive to the Border Collie breed. For 23 years Bill Coburn has been training and working with Border Collies. When he purchased his first dog he was advised to get a trained dog, but as Bill put it, “I was too hardheaded to do that.” So, with the help of a neighbor he trained his first dog on his own and the rest is history. Bill and his dogs have won many competitions

throughout the years, even one competition in Georgia where he could not communicate by voice commands. All of Mr. Coburn’s dogs spend their days working sheep on Windy Knolls Farm in Laurens, South Carolina. Here’s your chance to see them do what they were born to do in person. Watch his collies artfully muster sheep and ducks through various obstacles with only a whistle and a few commands throughout SEWE weekend.

DEMONSTRATION TIMES Friday, Feb 14 | 10:30 am & 2:30 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 10:30 am & 2:30 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 12:30 pm Brittlebank Park

Sheep and Duck Herding Brittlebank Park

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Sheep and Duck Herding Brittlebank Park

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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, bigsplashing 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–4 pm Finals | Sunday, 3:30 pm

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Contact Turner Reuter: 703.851.5160 · tr@redfoxfineart.com www.redfoxfineart.com

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Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt & Live Auction CHARLESTON PLACE

Witness the imagination, talent and process behind SEWE art. Watch participating artists paint or sculpt an original piece from start to finish in just one hour.

2020 PARTICIPANTS

The SEWE Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt will take place at 3 pm on Friday, February 14. 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.

PAINTERS

SCULPTORS

Kelly Brewer

Tom Boozer

Guy Crittenden

John Tolmay

Beverly Ford Evans

David Turner

Julie Jeppsen

Ronnie Wells

David Kiehm Ryan Kirby Hilarie Lambert Kyle Paliotto Patricia Pepin

Friday, Feb 14 Painting/Sculpting 3–4 pm Live Auction to follow The Fine Art Gallery at Charleston Place

Quick Draw / Speed Sculpt Fine Art Gallery • Charleston Place

EXHIBIT

RED FOX FINE ART SPECIAL EXHIBIT Red Fox Fine Art, a leading gallery of 19th and 20th century sporting paintings and sculpture based in Middleburg, Virginia, presents a special exhibit of American and British sporting art, including the work of Frank Benson, Aiden Ripley, Ogden Pleissner, Sir Alfred Munnings, Percival Rosseau and John M. Tracy. Red Fox Fine Art was established by Turner Reuter in 1979. Reuter, a thoughtful countryman, published author and avid field sport enthusiast, has spent a lifetime exploring the relationship between art and country life. His book Animal & Sporting Artists in America, published by the National Sporting Library & Museum in Middleburg, Virginia, is now in its second edition. This volume is the first scholarly reference book devoted solely to American animal and sporting painters and sculptors.

Friday, Feb 14 and Saturday, Feb 15 | 10 am - 6 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 10 am - 5 pm VIP Preview hours: Thursday, Feb 13 | 1 - 5 pm Friday, Feb 14 and Saturday, Feb 15 | 9 - 10 am

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From South Carolina farms to Charleston area restaurant doors, Fresh On The Menu means locally grown food that’s fresher and tastier. So, find and dine at a Fresh On The Menu restaurant today. In addition to these downtown restaurants, visit our website for statewide listings.

FreshOnTheMenu.com A PROGR A M FROM THE SOUTH C AROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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Fresh on the Menu | Certified South Carolina Kitchen Stage MARION SQUARE The 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. Hosted by the Lee Bros., watch more than a dozen of South Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest chefs, farmers and home cooks demonstrate how to prepare some of their favorite recipes with locally grown and produced ingredients. Sample products from the producers, processors and vendors that make up the Certified South Carolina program.

Hosted by The Lee Brothers Presented by South Carolina Department of Agriculture

Certified SC Kitchen Stage Marion Square

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Chef Demonstrations MARION SQUARE | CERTIFIED SC TENT

Friday, February 14 11 am

SCDA Commissioner Hugh Weathers and Chef Jamie Hough of Redfish Mafia Charters

12 pm

Chef Caroline Bevon of Caroline’s Market and Catering

1 pm

Culinary Institute of Charleston Chef Instructor Michael Carmel

2 pm

Chef John Ondo of Ryder Cup Bar and Atlantic Room at Kiawah Island Resort

3 pm

Chef Ambassador Tania Harris of The Lazy Goat

4 pm

Chef Shamil Velazquez of Delaney Oyster House

Saturday, February 15 11 am

Lee Bros. and Friends

12 pm

Chef Ambassador Brandon Carter of FARM

1 pm

Chef Carrie Morey of Callie’s Biscuits

2 pm

Chef Michael Sichel of Gabrielle Restaurant

3 pm

Chef Jessica Shillato of Spotted Salamander

4 pm

Chef Jason Bruner of 1801 Grille

Sunday, February 16 11 am

Culinary Institute of Charleston Chef Instructor Kevin Mitchell

12 pm

Chef Ambassador Marc Collins of Circa 1886

1 pm

Chef Tres Jackson and Chef Christian Hunter of Sorghum & Salt

2 pm

Chef Angie Bellinger of Workmen’s Café

3 pm

Chef Ambassador Kelly Vogelheim of Town Hall Restaurant and Bar

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Ducks Unlimited at SEWE Since 1997, the East Cooper Chapter of Ducks Unlimited and SEWE have nurtured a partnership that has made a direct impact on South Carolina. Through mutual support and dedicated staff, the results have been remarkable. Direct Results of the East Cooper DU â&#x20AC;&#x201C; SEWE partnership since 1997:

19,300+ acres conserved

Nearly $4 million raised since 1997

$1.6 million in the last 4 years

$18,000 in scholarship

1 Statewide Art & Science Education program saved (Junior Duck Stamp) Ducks Unlimited can be found throughout the weekend at Marion Square, with information on how to get involved, as well as items for purchase to show your support.

DUCKS UNLIMITED OYSTER ROAST Enjoy oysters, a classic Lowcountry cookout, open bar, music, raffles & auctions. 6:30 pm, Friday, February 14, Charleston Visitor Center Tickets: $75 at ducks.org/south-carolina or (843) 564-ECDU More event details on page 22

Ducks Unlimited Marion Square

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A Big Night for Small Works Halls Signature Events at 5 Faber

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A BIG NIGHT FOR SMALL WORKS 6 - 10 pm, Wednesday, February 12 Join us for an evening of art, entertainment and unexpected experiences at our newest event, A Big Night for Small Works. This exclusive celebration will exhibit the small details that make a big impact, from pocket-sized pieces of art and mini bites to grand displays and illusions. The night promises to surprise and delight guests with music, live performers, top-shelf libations, a menu that will inspire and more exciting twists and turns. A first for SEWEâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; this party will showcase a unique viewpoint for enjoying wildlife art and the finer things in life. TICKETS: $150 per person | Available at sewe.com/bignight. II Halls Signature Events at 5 Faber

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Saturday, February 15 10 am - 2 pm Cannon Green 103 Spring Street

Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit Cannon Green

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aise your glass for the third annual Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit. This year’s “Call of the Wild” themed event will feature bites & bubbles, an auction, one-of-a-kind raffle items, bourbon tastings, a photo booth, luxury giveaways, “wild” décor and more! This brunch is a must-do for the women of SEWE and is one of the fastest events to sell out. A portion of the event’s proceeds directly support the MUSC Hollings Mobile Health Program. $125 per person | $2,000 for head table of ten | $1,000 for table of ten A limited number of tickets available. Please call the SEWE office to confirm availability at (843) 723-1748.

Auction items generously donated by: Accurate at time of printing

Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit Cannon Green

EVENT

A Conversation with T. Edward Nickens and

COCKTAILS & CONSERVATION WITH GARDEN & GUN Gather at the Garden & Gun offices with editor-in-chief David DiBenedetto and awardwinning author, journalist, and frequent G&G contributor, T. Edward Nickens, for a lively and wide-ranging discussion on once-in-a-lifetime sporting adventures, gun dogs, raising kids in the outdoors and the role of sportsmen in conservation. A specialist in the areas of wildlife, sporting and culture, Nickens is a respected voice

in conversations surrounding preservationâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;of both the Southâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rich heritage and its delicate wild spaces. Alongside the conversation, enjoy bourbon cocktails and light bites. TICKETS (if available): $20 per person, available at sewe.com or 843.723.1748

Saturday, February 15 | 2 pm Garden & Gun Headquarters 701 East Bay Street, Suite 115

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COCKTAILS & CONVERSATION WITH GARDEN & GUN Join Garden & Gun editor-in-chief David DiBenedetto and Jerry Holden, a seasoned preservationist and DUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Southern Director of Operations, to discuss Southern duck hunters and the measures they can take to ensure the sportâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s viability. As the overseer of initiatives that maintain more than two million acres of wetland habitat each year, Holden will cover subjects from population numbers to sustainable growth practices. Enjoy bourbon cocktails and light bites alongside the conversation. TICKETS (if available): $20 per person, available at sewe.com or 843.723.1748

Sunday, February 16 | 2 pm Garden & Gun Headquarters 701 East Bay Street, Suite 115

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The 4th Annual

LOWCOUNTRY SOCIAL A PREMIERE SEWE EVENT PRESENTED BY:

Lowcountry Social Brittlebank Park

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Saturday, February 15, 2020 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. (rain or shine) Brittlebank Park Dust off your boots for the fourth annual Lowcountry Social event. Come celebrate the best of the South with BBQ from renowned pit masters from Swig & Swine and Southern Smoke BBQ and local oysters from Lowcountry Oyster Co. Plus enjoy bluegrass music by the fire with the Bluestone Ramblers and an open bar under the stars at Brittlebank Park. All guests are automatically entered to win dozens of prizes throughout the evening. For more information visit sewe.com. TICKETS (if available): $125 per person, available at sewe.com or (843) 723-1748

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Copley Fine Art Auctions 2020 Winter Sale CHARLESTON MARRIOTT, EMERALD BALLROOM

SEWE is proud to promote and celebrate the art of the decoy. Copley Fine Art Auctions, the nation’s premier decoy and sporting art auction house, will make its annual sojourn to SEWE with its 2020 Winter Sale. The sale will offer the opportunity to see and take home world-class paintings and fine bird carvings. The auction will be held at the Charleston Marriott, located near Brittlebank Park. Items will be available to preview Friday, February 15 from 3–5 pm and Saturday, February 16 from 8–10 am. The live auction will begin at 10 am on Saturday, February 16. Copley’s decoy specialist Colin McNair is “very excited to return to Charleston and SEWE with the Winter Sale for the 6th year.”

Copley Fine Art Auctions Winter Sale Charleston Marriott

“This will be the greatest decoy offering ever presented in the South,” — Colin McNair with Copley Fine Art Auctions.

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Special Exhibit: Strictly Southern CHARLESTON MARRIOTT

The Palmetto State Decoy Collectors Association and SEWE present the fifth annual antique decoy exhibit, Strictly Southern, an exhibit of antique, museum quality waterfowl decoys from the South. Featuring regional iconic examples from Maryland, Virginia and the Carolinas, provided by members of PSDCA.

Exhibit Hours Friday & Saturday, Feb 14 & 15 | 10 am–6 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 10 am–5 pm Charleston Marriott, Topaz Room

Strictly Southern Decoy Exhibit Charleston Marriott

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SEWE Marketplace at the Charleston Gaillard Center

he SEWE Marketplace will feature a mix of creations by outstanding local, regional and national exhibitors including

handcrafted furniture, woodwork, leather goods, jewelry, metal works, knife makers, photographers and more unique Southern finds. A lively scene, make sure to save some time during the weekend to browse the 70+ exhibitors in the SEWE Marketplace. Walkable from both the Charleston Place and Marion Square, the Gaillard Center will also host live performances with Jack Hanna and Busch Wildlife Sanctuary. And check the lawn outside of the Gaillard for fly fishing demonstrations by Orvis all weekend. See the schedule for times, seating is first-come, first-served.

SEWE Marketplace Gaillard Center

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Knife Makers THE MARKETPLACE AT THE GAILLARD CENTER For 38 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 14 & Saturday, Feb 15 | 10 am – 6 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 10 am – 5 pm Gaillard Center

Knife Makers SEWE Marketplace • Gaillard Center

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Fine Sporting Arms CHARLESTON PLACE & GAILLARD CENTER Quality arms for responsible sportsmen and women have long been a part of SEWE. Many of these firearms are themselves works of art. Fine Sporting Arms will be on display and available for purchase by highly regarded manufacturers and dealers Griffin & Howe and Beretta on the second floor of Charleston Place Hotel. Jarrett Rifles and Caesar Guerini will both have displays at the SEWE Marketplace in the Gaillard Center. Visit with the knowledgeable representatives who are available to answer questions about your needs in the field.

Exhibit Hours Friday, Feb 14 | 10 am – 6 pm Saturday, Feb 15 | 10 am – 6 pm Sunday, Feb 16 | 10 am – 5 pm Charleston Place & Gaillard Center

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Presented by Southeastern Wildlife Exposition and the Town of Mount Pleasant

Special thanks to Brookgreen Gardens and O.L. Thompson Companies

SEWE SCULPTURE INITIATIVE

n May of 2019, the first seeds were planted in the Town of Mount Pleasant for a sculpture exhibit with plans to extend throughout the region. The SEWE sculpture exhibit at Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park is meant to be a cultural experience, as well as the beginning of what will become a trail throughout the Lowcountry. The sculptures of animals indigenous to the region could not have a more appropriate backdrop than the waters and marshes of the Cooper River. Teeming with wildlife, the Cooperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tidal waters are a reminder of the rich habitat of our region and the importance of conservation and sustainability. Public sculpture is an important part of any community, providing access to art for all, especially youth and underserved. As has been proven with these six sculptures, it also provides a place for reflection and inspiration.

At the opening of the exhibit, an extremely generous individual purchased and donated to SEWE, the first permanent piece of sculpture for the SEWE Sculpture initiative. Top Gun by Stefan Savides will have a permanent home in Mount Pleasant and will be the starting point for this exhibit. The exhibit is a collaboration between SEWE, Town of Mount Pleasant, Brookgreen Gardens, and individual artists. SEWE will continue to seek funding from public and private partners to celebrate the arts, conservation, and enhance the visitor experience. If you would like to support the SEWE Sculpture Initiative please contact Natalie Henderson, SEWE Art Curator, at nhenderson@sewe.com.

SEWE Sculpture Initiative Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park

The House of Lords

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Walter Matia Dickerson, MD (b. 1953) Bronze, 2013 Great Blue Herons

Scott Penegar Charleston, SC (b. 1961) Bronze, 2017 North American Beaver

Top Gun

Tidewater Terrapin

Stefan Savides Klamath Falls, OR (b. 1950) Bronze, 2017 Bald Eagle

David Turner Onley, VA (b. 1961) Bronze, 2016 Diamondback Terrapin

Pelican Parade

Stefan Savides Klamath Falls, OR (b. 1950) Bronze, 2006 Pelican

Otter Rock: Entwined

Bart Walter Westminster, MD (b. 1958) Bronze, 2003 River Otter

SEWE Sculpture Initiative Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park

HOST AN ARTIST PROGRAM

he Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is proud to have launched the Host an Artist Program four years ago. With support from Hyatt Place + Hyatt House Charleston/Historic District and individual donors, SEWE is now able to further support the artists who travel from great distances to be in Charleston each February for the event. Charleston has long supported the arts, and careers have launched born through SEWE over the last 38 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 downtown lodging. Artists will receive greatly reduced room rates on upper King Street through the generosity of at the Hyatt Place + Hyatt House Charleston/Historic District and individual contributions. To host an artist, individuals or businesses may donate $150. Donations are accepted throughout the close of the show.

Host an Artist Program

SEWE would like to thank the following for their generous support:

Ron & Wylene Bailey

Richard Jackson

Tommy B. Baker

Reba M. Martin

John & Vicky Beach

David L. Morgan

Bob Beard

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Ellen Shong Bergman

Rob & Clarine Powell

George Bullwinkel, Jr.

John & Davy Powell

Harry J. Butler Jr.

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Laura Adams Atlanta, GA Kathryn Ashcroft Hyde Park, UT Mitch Baird Mesa, AZ

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Eleinne Basa Jackson, NJ Stephen Townley Bassett Komani, Eastern Cape, South Africa Virginie Baude Tetonia, ID Michael Bedoian Saluda, NC Jennifer Black Charleston, SC

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Tom Boozer Yonges Island, SC Jim Bortz Cody, WY Vivian Boswell Springfield, MI Bucky Bowles Columbus, GA Kelly Brewer Lexington, KY

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Ray Brown Lake Forest, CA Thomas Brooks Lakeland, FL William Casto Williamsburg, VA Richard Clifton Milford, DE

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Broderick Crawford Clayton, GA Guy Crittenden Richmond, VA Tim Donovan Lovettsville, VA

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Lori Dunn Norwood, Ontario, Canada Beverly Ford Evans Franklin, TN Lita Gatlin Charlotte, NC Joe Garcia Julian, CA

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Ann Goble Gainesville, GA Jim Green Hermosa, SD Patricia Griffin East Stroudsburg, PA Grant Hacking North Conway, NH

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Carol Heiman-Greene Orange, CA Heiner Hertling Howell, MI Jane Ingols Atlanta, GA Mark Kelvin Horton Mount Pleasant, SC

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Ignat Ignatov Charleston, SC Kellie Jacobs Mount Pleasant, SC Julie Jeppsen Victor, MT

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Cole Johnson Deposit, NY Ott Jones Bozeman, MT Mark Kelso Bargersville, IN Sue Key Birmingham, AL

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David Kiehm Oneonta, NY Jim Killen Owatonna, MN Alexa King Verona, WI Ryan Kirby Boone, NC

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Art LaMay Palm Coast, FL David Lanier Albany, GA Hilarie Lambert Charleston, SC

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Blaise Lareau Sumter, SC Kevin LePrince Charleston, SC Liz Lewis Bozeman, MT Karla Mann Virginia Beach, VA

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Walter Matia Dickerson, MD Parker McDonald Longmont, CO Mark McKenna Powell, WY Vickie McMillan-Hayes Katy, TX

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Kelly McNeil Brampton, Ontario, Canada Terry Miller Takoma Park, MD Larry Moore Charleston, SC

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Kyle Paliotto Hayden, ID Eleanor Parker Mount Pleasant, SC Lou Pasqua Pittsburgh, PA Carrie Penley Carrollton, GA Scott Penegar Charleston, SC

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Daniel Porter Hanwell, New Brunswick, Canada Clayton Pennell Vilas, NC Patricia Pepin Bromont, Quebec, Canada Don Rambadt Milwaukee, WI

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John Potter Red Lodge, MT C. Ford Riley Jacksonville, FL Larry Ringgold Chesapeake Beach, MD Neil Rizos Sedona, AZ

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Julia Rogers Easton, MD Stefan Savides Klamath Falls, OR Larry Seymour Piedmont, SC Sandy Scott Lander, WY

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Rachelle Siegrist Townsend, TN Wes Siegrist Townsend, TN Ryan Skidmore Morgan, UT Brett Smith Covington, LA

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John Stanford Blairsville, GA Joseph Sulkowski Franklin, TN Jason Tako Dover, PA Kim Shaklee Brighton, CO

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Eric Tardif Gatineau, Quebec, Canada John Tolmay Franklin, NC Ezra Tucker Monument, CO Nelson Tucker Monument, CO

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David Turner Onley, VA Kathryn Mapes Turner Jackson, WY Henry Von Genk Atlantic Beach, FL

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2219-2020 SC Best of Show Drama King by Kieran Ullrey, age 17, Michael’s Masterpieces, Sumter, SC

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SC Jr. Duck Stamp Charleston Co. Library

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South Carolina Junior Duck Stamp CHARLESTON CO. LIBRARY

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. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition has continued its partnership with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for the 2019-2020 South Carolina Junior Duck Stamp Contest, sponsored by Ducks Unlimited. 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 700,000 students in South Carolina.

and biologically accurate drawings or paintings of eligible North American 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. 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 competed with the winning entrants from all 50 states, the American Samoa and the Virgin Islands to become the 2019-2020 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. 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 2019, nearly 200 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

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1st Kids for Conservation CHARLESTON CO. LIBRARY Sponsored by Dominion Energy SEWE would like to thank all of the students and teachers who participated in our 2020 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 SEWEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s KFC program is to promote wildlife and environmental conservation awareness in our youth in hopes they grow into conservationminded adults. Sponsored by Dominion Energy, 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.

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Congratulations to the 2020 KFC Winners.

Poster Winners:

Photography Winners:

1st Place Anne Hyde Grade 5 Porter Gaud School

1st Place Dakota Prine Grade 6 Laing Middle School

2nd Place Regan Infinger Grade 5 Berkeley Intermediate School

2nd Place Emslee Strickland Grade 6 Rollings Middle School of the Arts

3rd Place Jessica Smith Grade 5 Bowenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Corner Elementary

3rd Place Lillia Watchorn Grade 8 Laing Middle School

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Poetry Winners: 1st Place Melanie Honig Grade 7 Laing Middle School 2nd Place Roman Haecherl Grade 6 Laing Middle School 3rd Place Evelyn Waldron Grade 8 Laing Middle School

EXHIBIT Stormy By: Melanie Honig Laing Middle School, 7th Grade

An accident of Mother Nature Thought so little of but so feared. An environmental misfortune so pure From the second it appears The synonym of anxiety and dread. So close but so far. A cyclone swirling in your head Trapping close to you like tar.

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A tongue o flight splits the ground Smelling the most doubt and despair. A rattlesnake’s thunder vibrates all sounds Leaving its empty heart open to tear. The world has snapped and all is lost. You surrender for it has played a royal flush. The universe now cold with frost Bows its rearing head to bitter dark, now colder than winters touch. But when those grey clouds part goodbye A new hope starts from an ember. A brilliant white light pools up the sky Returning the world you once remembered.

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For humans fear so many fears And darkness will come for more But we have the light brighter now And it’s stronger than before.

Exhibit Hours

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Friday & Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm Sunday, 2–5 pm Charleston County Library 68 Calhoun Street

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Sterling Vineyards Napa Valley has been selected as the official wine for this year’s 2020 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. The following restaurants will feature the wines from Sterling Vineyards during the Southeastern Wildlife week. We highly recommend you patronizing these restaurants to enjoy their incredible cuisine and a glass of Sterling Vineyards Napa Valley.

DOWNTOWN

WEST ASHLEY

39 Rue de Jean

Toast

Barsa Burwell’s Stone Fire Grill

NORTH CHARLESTON

Carolina Yacht Club

Townplace Suites

Circa 1886 Holiday Inn Riverview

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Pence’s

FortyEight Wine Bar & Kitchen

Toast

The Andell Inn

MOUNT PLEASANT

SUMMERVILLE

Tavern & Table

Toast

Toast Wasabi Official Wine of SEWE

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CHARLESTON COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION SEWE is proud to collaborate this year with the Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission (CCPRC). Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission is an 11,000 acre park system featuring day parks, beaches, fishing piers, waterparks, skate park, boat landings, a climbing wall, a challenge course, an interpretive center, a plantation, an equestrian and archery center, cottages, a campground, and a marina. The park system also offers a wide variety of recreational services – festivals, camps, classes, programs, and more.

John Island County Park The 738-acre Johns Island County Park offers miles of wooded trails for equestrians, walkers, and runners; serves as the host site for competitive horse shows at its Mullet Hall Equestrian Center; is one of the most beautiful wedding venues in the Lowcountry; and offers a six-target archery range and 20-target 3-D course. INTRO TO ARCHERY 9 - 11:30 am, Friday, February 15

Maximize the “thrill of the hunt” by enhancing your archery skills on our new six target archery range and 20-target 3D course, featuring wild boar, deer, and turkey targets at Johns Island County Park. Bring the kids, enjoy basic instruction and spend time exploring both ranges. Coffee, hot chocolate and doughnuts provided along with necessary equipment. Attendees are also welcome to bring their own gear. TICKETS: $35 per person, ages 12 and up. Available at CharlestonCountyParks.com (search “SEWE”). Under age 15 requires ticketed chaperone. II Johns Island Co. Park, 2662 Mullet Hall Rd.

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The Caw Caw Interpretive Center 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 1:30 – 3:30 pm Saturday, February 15 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 South Carolina Lowcountry. TICKETS: $35 per person, ages 12 and up. Available at CharlestonCountyParks.com (search “SEWE”). Under age 15 requires ticketed chaperone. Meet at Caw Caw Interpretive Ctr., 5200 Savannah Hwy, Ravenel 29470. Meet at the Caw Caw Interpretive Center at | 5200 Savannah Hwy, Ravenel 29470.

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Venue Overview Charleston Place 205 Meeting Street

FINE ART GALLERY: Original Artwork: Nearly 100 SEWE painters and sculptors will display their work in the Fine Art Gallery 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. 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 | Fine Art Gallery & Grand Hall Red Fox Fine Art Special Exhibit: Red Fox Fine Art, a leading gallery of 19th and 20th century sporting paintings and sculpture based in Middleburg, Virginia, presents a special exhibit of American and British sporting art, including the work of Frank Benson, Aiden Ripley, Ogden Pleissner, Sir Alfred Munnings, Percival Rosseau and John M. Tracy. GiclĂŠes: GiclĂŠes by a variety of SEWE artists will be available. Colleton Rooms 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 Preview Hours: Thursday, 1 - 5 pm | Friday & Saturday, 9 - 10 am VIP Signature Gala & Sale: Thursday, 7 pm | Fine Art Gallery & Grand Hall

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Benefactor Lounge: VIP packages are available for pick up here beginning at noon on Wednesday, February 12. 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 the Fine Art Gallery Fine Sporting Arms: Fine Sporting Arms will be on display and available for purchase by highly regarded manufacturers and dealers Griffin & Howe and Beretta on the second floor of Charleston Place Hotel. Jarrett Rifles and Caesar Guerini will both have displays at the SEWE Marketplace in the Gaillard Center. Tickets / SEWE Shop: A wide variety of SEWE items, including t-shirts, hats, tumblers, koozies 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

SEWE Marketplace: A mix of creations by outstanding local, regional and national artisans and craftsmen including handcrafted furniture, woodworks, leather goods, jewelry, knife makers, metal works, photographers and more unique Southern finds. 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 Fly Fishing with Orvis: Orvis will be offering complimentary fly fishing casting lessons all weekend. Try your hand at angling or improve upon your skills with the fly fishing professionals on-site. On Sunday, legendary angler Tom Rosenbauer will be demonstrating fly casting all day. Friday, 12 pm and 3:30 pm | Saturday, 11 am and 2 pm | Sunday, 1 pm and 3:30 pm Benefactor Lounge: Beverages and light snacks will be available to Benefactors and Corporate Partners during show hours. Beer and wine only. Nature and Wildlife Photography Wildlife Gifts & Collectibles Knife Makers Furnishings Tickets / SEWE Shop

Brittlebank Park 185 Lockwood Boulevard

4th Annual Lowcountry Social: Dust off your boots for the fourth annual Lowcountry Social event and come celebrate the best of the South. Enjoy BBQ from renowned pit masters, bluegrass music by the fire with the Bluestone Ramblers and an open bar under the stars at Brittlebank Park. Each attendee will be entered to win prizes throughout the evening. By ticket only. Hosted by Home Team BBQ, Williams Knife Co., SEWE and YETI®. Saturday 7:30 - 10:30

Dog Demos with Orvis and Mossy Pond Retrievers: Witness gundogs work their magic as Brad Arington, an Orvis-endorsed hunting dog trainer from Mossy Pond Retrievers in South Georgia, leads retriever demonstrations. See schedule for times. Friday and Saturday, 3:30 pm | Sunday, 1:30 pm Sheep and Duck Herding Demos: New to SEWE this year, watch collies artfully muster sheep and ducks through various obstacles with only a whistle and a few commands. Friday & Saturday, 10:30 am and 2:30 pm | Sunday, 12:30 pm 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 3:30 pm on Sunday. Friday & Saturday, 10 am - 5:30 pm | Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm Retriever Demonstrations: Dogs of various breeds and ages put on demonstrations of retrieving skills. Friday & Saturday, 12:30 pm and 4:30 pm | Sunday, 10:30 am and 2:30 pm Sporting and Marine Village: Nearly 50 vendors and exhibitors, including hunting, fishing and safari guides, and outdoor outfitters. Also included are exhibitors that focus on fishing, water sports and marine-based activities. Raffle Tent: In partnership with Ducks Unlimited, visit the raffle tent to purchase tickets and view exciting items including, but not limited to, outdoor products, excursions and fine sporting arms. Fishing Demos: Throughout the weekend, Haddrell’s Point Tackle will have professionals on-hand to show the latest in fishing gear and to help hone your skills. See schedule for demo times.

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VENUE OVERVIEW Kid Zone: Brittlebank Park will house an expanded kid’s activities section including pony and camel rides and exotic petting zoo plus other fun, educational activities and programs for kids of all ages. Kid Zone Stage: The Kid Zone Stage will put a spotlight on various local authors and librarians, who will share stories inspired by nature and wildlife. Educational puppet shows will be hosted here, too. Live Music: Enjoy great bluegrass music by the Bluestone Ramblers throughout the weekend. Local Food Vendors Benefactor Lounge: Beverages and light snacks will be available to Benefactors and Corporate Partners during show hours. Beer and wine only. Tickets / SEWE Shop

Charleston Marriott 170 Lockwood Boulevard

Copley Fine Art Auctions Winter Sale: Copley Fine Art Auctions, the nation’s premier decoy and sporting art auction house, will make its annual sojourn to SEWE with its 2020 Winter Sale. The sale will offer the opportunity to see and take home world-class paintings and fine bird carvings. Items will be available to preview prior to the live auction which begins at 10 am on Saturday, February 15. Preview 3 – 5 pm, Friday, February 14 | Preview 8:30 - 10 am, Saturday, February 15 |Live auction 10 am, Saturday, February 15 | Emerald Ballroom Strictly Southern: The Palmetto State Decoy Collectors Association and SEWE present the fifth annual antique decoy exhibit, Strictly Southern, an exhibit of antique, museum quality waterfowl decoys from the South. Featuring regional iconic examples from

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Maryland, Virginia and the Carolinas, provided by members of PSDCA. Decoys: A number of the most respected dealers of antique and working decoys will be exhibiting. Emerald Ballroom

Marion Square

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 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 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. Fresh on the Menu | Certified South Carolina: Hosted by the Lee Bros., watch more than a dozen of South Carolina’s greatest chefs, farmers, and home cooks demonstrate how to prepare some of their favorite recipes with locally grown and produced ingredients. Sample products from the

VENUE OVERVIEW producers, processors and vendors that make up the Certified SC program. Ducks Unlimited 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: Bluegrass music all weekend long in the center of the park. Local Food Vendors / Dining Area Tickets / SEWE Shop 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.

Garden & Gun 701 East Bay Street, #115

Cocktails & Conservation with G&G: This event series consists of two ticketed events including a conversation with Garden & Gun editor-in-chief David DiBenedetto and T. Edward Nickens on Saturday and Jerry Holden on Sunday. By ticket only, sewe.com for more information. Saturday, 2 pm | Sunday, 2 pm

the event’s proceeds directly support the MUSC Hollings Mobile Health Program. By ticket only. Saturday, 10 am

Charleston County Library 68 Calhoun Street

Kids for Conservation Poster & Birdhouse Display Sponsored by Dominion Energy SC Junior Duck Stamp Display Sponsored by Ducks Unlimited

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. VIP event, by ticket only. Saturday, 7 pm Visitor Information Tickets

Halls Signature Events at 5 Faber 5 Faber Street

Cannon Green 103 Spring Street

Birds of a Feather Ladies Brunch Benefit: Hosted by Norton & Hodges and Presented by Wells Fargo Wealth Management.This year’s “Call of the Wild” themed event will feature bites & bubbles, an auction, one-of-a-kind raffle items, bourbon tastings, a photo booth, luxury giveaways, “wild” décor and more! This brunch is a must-do for the women of SEWE and is one of the fastest events to sell out. A portion of

A Big Night for Small Works: Join us for an evening of art, entertainment and unexpected experiences at our newest event. This exclusive celebration will exhibit the small details that make a big impact, from pocket-sized pieces of art and mini bites to grand displays and illusions. The night promises to surprise and delight guests with music, live performers, topshelf libations, a menu that will inspire and more exciting twists and turns. A first for SEWE—this party will showcase a unique viewpoint for enjoying wildlife art and the finer things in life. Wednesday, 6 - 10 pm

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Serving southern artists for over 20 years

Charleston Uptown 981 King St. Charleston, SC 29403 (843) 937-5199

Charleston Downtown 143 Calhoun St. Charleston, SC 29401 (843) 579-0077

Charleston Harbor Marina Upcoming 2020 Tournaments Carolina Billfish Classic June 17 - 20 www.FishCBC.com

New Event for 2020!

Carolina Kingfish Classic

Carolina Ahi May 14 -June 20 Mahi Ono Classic

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lweston@charlestonharborresort.com

August 13 - 15

for Registration & Sponsorship Information

Loyd Weston - 843-284-7065 lweston@charlestonharborresort.com

CHEERS TO THE GREAT OUTDOORS!

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EXHIBITOR LIST

Exhibitor List CHARLESTON PLACE Beretta New York, NY beretta.com Christina Jervey Jewelry Mt. Pleasant, SC christinajervey.com Grady Ervin & Co. Charleston, SC gradyervin.com Griffin and Howe Andover, NJ Griffinhowe.com Landrum Tables Charleston, SC landrumtables.com Mark Lexton Jewelry Florence, SC marklexton.com Norton & Hodges Charleston, SC nortonandhodges.com Red Fox Fine Art Middleburg, VA redfoxfineart.com Smithey Ironware North Charleston, SC smithey.com

GAILLARD CENTER Allegiance Flag Supply Charleston, SC showallegiance.com Ancesserie Letterpress Goods & Gifts Edgefield, SC ancesserie.com ANNA IRION Houston, TX annairion.com Anvil Gunsmithing Huger, SC Ben & Lael, Inc. Kingston Springs, TN benandlael.com

Betsey Fowler Enterprises Rowayton, CT Billy’s Wood Works Manning, SC billyswoodworks.com Blairs Belt’s Atlanta, GA blairsbelts.com Brackish Bowties Charleston, SC brackishbowties.com Bubba Knives Cleveland, GA bubbaknives.net Caesar Guerini Ridgeland, SC gueriniusa.com Caracol Henderson, NV caracolsilver.com Charles Bear Photography Jacksonville, FL charlesbearphotography.com Clayton and Crume Louisville, KY Claytonandcrume.com Deals Columbia, SC Dixie Heartpine Prosperity, SC dixieheartpinefurniture.com Eddie Wozny Shorebird & Waterfowl Carvings Cambridge, MD eddiewozny.com

Forge & Foundry Leland, NC Forgeandfoundryknives.com Foxy Fossils Sullivan’s Island, SC Foxyfossils.com Great Lakes Fly Fishing Company Rockford, MI Troutmoor.net Hendrix Handmade Knives Allendale, SC Hendrixhandmadeknives.com Hermosa Jewelry Mount Pleasant, SC Hermosajewelry.com High Ridge Forge Inman, SC Hollifield Bamboo Fly Rods Cashiers, NC Hollifieldbamboo.com Hook & Gaff Watch Co. West Columbia, SC Hookandgaff.com Hook N Hide Charleston, SC Hooknhide.com Hound & Hare Nicholasville, KY Houdnhare.com Hugh Norman St. Helena Island, SC Jarrett Rifles Jackson, SC Jarrettrifles.com

Equine Impressions Baltimore, MD

Johnson Knives Edgefield, SC

Ermilio Clothiers Sag Harbor, NY ermilioclothiers.com

Just Watch Me Charleston, SC Justwatchmejewelry.com

Feathers Fly Selma, AL Feathersfly.com

Kingfisher Leatherworks LLC Dublin, GA Kingfisherleatherworks.com

Fishing on Jupiter Charleston, SC Fishingonjupiter.com

Landrum Tables Charleston, SC Landrumtables.com

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EXHIBITOR LIST Magic Voice Wood Turning Leesville, SC Magicvoicewoodturning.com

Russellmoccasin.com

Manley Knives Central, SC

Saltwater Swaddles Charleston, SC Saltwaterswaddles.com

Meadors, Inc. Charleston, SC Meadorsinc.com

Scarlettâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Horse Metal Art Rock Hill, SC

Michael Watts Photography Augusta, GA Michaelwattsphotography. smugmug.com

Scrimshaw by Sandra Brady Monclova, OH Sandrabrandyart.com

New World Cartography Green Pond, SC Newworldcartography.com Norton + Hodges Charleston, SC Nortonandhodges.com

Sea Island Forge St. Simons Island, GA Seaislandforge.com Smith Handcrafted Knives Taylors, SC Smithhandcraftedknives.com Southern Trapper

Orvis Orvis.com

Wadmalaw Island, SC

Page Custom Knives, Inc. Aiken, SC

Sport Hansa Asheville, NC Sport-hansa.com

Parrott Canvas Company Greenville, NC Parrotcanvas.net

Sterling Brooke Destin, FL Sterlingbrooke.com

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Plantation Candle Company Charleston, SC Plantationcandlecompany.com

Pottery by Katie Mt. Pleasant, SC Rigwa Life Mt. Pleasant, SC Rigwalife.com

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Thesoutherntrapper.com

Surcee Jewelry Charleston, SC Surceejewelry.com Sutton Custom Knives New Bern, NC Suttoncustomknives.com The Cultured Pearl of Charleston Charleston, SC Theculturedpearlofcharleston.com

ZAGS UPF 50+ Sun Wraps Mt. Pleasant, SC Zagslife.com

BRITTLEBANK PARK & SPORTING/ MARINE VILLAGE AgSouth Farm Credit Statesboro, GA agsouthfc.com Aleutian Adventures Anchorage, AK aleutianadventures.com American Forest Management, Inc. Charlotte, NC americanforestmanagement.com

Baker Motor Company Charleston, SC bakermotorcompany.com

Ball and Buck Boston, MA ballandbuck.com BBD Ranch Hamilton, OH bbdranch.com Bear Creek Wildlife Artistry Robbins, NC bearcreekwildlifeartistry.com Big Lake Duck Calls Elloree, SC biglakeoutdoorproduct.com Bird Buggy Inc. Leesburg, GA birdbuggy.com

Rinnovo Studio Atlanta, GA Rinnovostudio.com

Waldroup Woodworks Hayesville, NC Waldroupwoodworks.com

Black Dog Outfitters Tofield, Alberta

Robinson Ex Files Knives Arden, NC

Weatherford Knife Co. Galivants Ferry, SC Weatherfordknifeco.com

Ron Steppâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Yukon River Knives Travelers Rest, SC Yukonriverknives.com

Woody Handmade Knives Travelers Rest, SC Woodyhandmade.com

Blanchard Equipment SC/GA blanchardequipment.com

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Bluestone Ramblers Charleston, SC thebluestoneramblers.com

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Doggie Ladders Savannah, GA doggieladders.com

John Tanner Calls Hemingway, SC Johntannercalls.com

Born Again Heartwoods Hollywood, SC bornagainheartwoods.com

Dubarry of Ireland Nottingham, PA Dubarry.com

Jon Kohler & Associates Lamont, FL Jonkohler.com

Bost Tune Up & Argo ATV Sales, LLC Rockwell, NC atvargo.com Boykin Spaniel Society Blythewood, SC boykinspaniel.org Brays Island Plantation Sheldon, SC braysisland.com Carolina Chemical Equipment Company North Charleston, SC carolinachemequipment.com

Duck Camp Austin, TX duckcamp.com Edisto River Outfitters North, SC Odomforge.com Elm Creek Outfitters Awendaw, SC ENO Asheville, NC Enonation.com

Lowcountry Dog Magazine Mt. Pleasant, SC Lowcountrydog.com Martin Bamboo Flyrods Conway, SC Martinbambooflyrods.com Maui Jim Lahaina, HI Mauijim.com

Fish Hippie Mount Airy, NC Fishhippie.com

Michitoba Outftitting Strathclair, MB michitobaoutfitting.com

Carolina Kettles Walterboro, SC carolinakettles.com

Global Rescue Lebanon, NH Globalrescue.com

Mike’s Peanuts Summerville, SC Mikespeanuts.net

Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina Charleston, SC charlestonharborresort.com

Grand Slam Turkey Calls Reidsville, NC Grandslamturkeycalls.com

Milliken Forestry and Rural Land Investments Columbia, SC Rurallandinvestment.com

Compass South Land Sales Walterboro, SC compasssouthlandsales.com Costa Del Mar Daytona Beach, FL Costadelmar.com Dakota Prairie Lodge & Resort LLC Kimball, SD sd-pheasanthunting.com DB Bar D Outfitters Mills River, NC dbbard.com DeCamo Sport Jackets Burlington, NC decamosportjackets.com DockDogs® Medina, OH Dockdogs.com

Greek Boys Food Wrightsville Beach, NC Hawkins Outfitters Traverse City, MI hawkinsoutfitters.com

National Land Realty Greenville, SC Nationalland.com

High ‘N Dry Willis Wharf, VA Hndoutdoors.com

NWTF - Swamp Fox Chapter Moncks Corner, SC nwtf.org

Hook and Gaff West Columbia, SC Hookandgaff.com

Over Under Clothing Jacksonville, FL Overunderclothing.com

Huff Creek Properties Greenville, SC Huffcreekproperties.com

Pakmule Houston, TX Pakmule.com

Hunt Trip Spain Rubio, Barcelona Hunttripspain.com Hutto Wood St. Matthews, SC

Palmetto Gun Dogs Rembert, SC Pampa High Adventures S.A. Buenos Aires, AM Pampaadventures.com

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EXHIBITOR LIST Pernellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Taxidermy Summerville, SC Pernellstaxidermy.com

Southern Wildlife Company Goldsboro, NC Souwild.com

Portarod Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Portarod.com

SouthernWood Paddle Company Charlotte, NC Southernwoodpaddle.com

Quality Deer Management Association Bogart, GA Qdma.com Rayonier Yulee, FL Rayonierhunting.com Rod & Gun Resources Kerrville, TX Rodgunresources.com SCDNR - Take One Make One Columbia, SC Dnr.sc.gov

T & Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Original Kettle Korn Charleston, SC The Caterer of Charleston Charleston, SC thecatererofcharleston.com The Charleston Boucherie Hollywood, SC thecharlestonboucherie.com

Scout Boats Summerville, SC Scoutboats.com

The South Carolina Bobwhite Initiative Saint Matthews, SC Dnr.sc.gov

Sequoia Springs Orange, VA Sequoiaspringsinc.com

TideLine Outfitters Matthews, NC Tidelineoutfitters.com

Shades of Charleston Mt. Pleasant, SC Shadesofcharleston.com

Tom Smith Safaris Charlotte, NC

Shaun Keeny Safaris North West Province, South Africa

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Shi-Awela Safaris Louis Trechardt, Limpopo shiawela.com Shudwe Farm Woods Sumter, SC shudwefarmwoods.com Sonoco Recycling Sonocorecycling.com South Carolina Waterfowl Assoc. Pinewood, SC Scwa.org South Parana Outfitters Ware Neck, VA southparanaoutfitters.com Southeastern Pipe & Drain Aiken, SC SEpipe.net

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MARION SQUARE Baker Motor Company Charleston, SC bakermotorcompany.com Boykin Spaniel Rescue Mount Pleasant, SC Boykinspanielrescue.org Bulls Bay Oyster Roasts McClellanville, SC bullsbayoysterroasts.com Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge Awendaw, SC fws.gov/refuge/cape_romain Carolina Coonhound Rescue Charleston, SC Carolinacoonhoundrescue.com Center for Birds of Prey Awendaw, SC Thecenterforbirdsofprey.com Certified SC Grown Columbia, SC Certifiedscgrown.com Charleston Soil & Water Conservation District North Charleston, SC

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Upland and Downstream Columbus, OH uplandanddownstream.com

Charleston Waterkeeper Charleston, SC Charlestonwaterkeeper.org

Wateree Spaniel Club Charleston, SC

Clemson University Youth Learning Institute Pickens, SC Yli.sites.clemson.edu

Webfoot Retrievers Holly Hill, SC White Lake Hunting Lodge White Lake, SD whitelakehuntinglodge.com Wild Wing Safaris Winterton, South Africa wildwingsafaris.com Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures Bozeman, MT yellowdogflysfishing.com YETI Yeti.com

Coastal Conservation League Charleston, SC Scccl.org Coastal Expeditions Mount Pleasant, SC Coastalexpeditions.com Crescent Moon Children Charleston, SC Crescentmoonchildren.com Crew La La Charleston, SC Crewlala.com Defenders of Wildlife Charlotte, NC Defenders.org

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Charleston Soap Chef Johns Island, SC Thecharlestonsoapchef.Com

SCDA Columbia, SC Agriculture.Sc.Gov

Ducks Unlimited Charleston, SC Ducks.org/south-carolina

Charleston Spice Company Charleston, SC Charlestonspice.Com

Edisto Island Serpentarium Edisto Island, SC Edistoserpentarium.com

Clemson University CAFLS Clemson, SC Clemson.Edu/Cafls

Seaside Grown / Frogmore Bottling Company St. Helena Island, SC Seasidegrown.Com

EZ Hang Chairs Bluffton, SC Ezhangchairs.com

Covered in Cotton Florence, SC Coveredincotton.Com

Firekettles Orangeburg, SC Firekettles.com

Edisto Gold Honey Branchville, SC Edistogoldhoney.Com

Grateful Goldens Rescue of the Lowcountry Myrtle Beach, SC Ggrlc.org

El Jay Foods, LLC Pawleys Island, SC Eljaypretzels.Com

Hobcaw Barony Georgetown, SC Hobcawbarony.org Jenks Inc. Realty - Land & Timber Greenville, SC Jenksincrealty.com Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network North Charleston, SC

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Smithey Ironware Company North Charleston, SC Smithey.Com South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Columbia, SC Scfb.Org Vertical Roots Charleston, SC Verticalroots.Com

Freeman’s BBQ Sauce Denmark, SC Freemansbbqsauce.Com Hooch-Holland Beverage Co., LLC

Sullivan’s Island, SC Hoochitup.Com

Island Fudge Shoppe Hilton Head Island, SC Islandfudge.Com Lillie’s Of Charleston Charleston, SC Lilliesofcharleston.Com Lowcountry Creamery Bowman, SC Lowcountrycreamery.Com

Ace Basin Cocktail Company Charleston, SC Acebasincocktailco.Com

Lowcountry Olive Oil Charleston, SC Lowcountryoliveoil.Com

Blue Ridge Creamery Travelers Rest, SC Blueridgecreamery.Net

McCall Farms Effingham, SC Mccallfarms.Com

Boone Hall Farms, Inc Mount Pleasant, SC Boonehallfarms.Com

Olinda Olives and Olive Oil Charleston, SC Olindacharlestonblend.Com

Burnt and Salty Mount Pleasant, SC Burntandsalty.Com

Porzio’s Pizza & Pasta Sauce Charleston, SC Porzios.Com

Caroline’s Cakes Spartanburg, SC Carolinescakes.Com

Sallie’s Greatest Cameron, SC Salliesgreatest.Com

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The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, a Charleston, SC-based charitable foundation, was created by the long-time Charleston residents as a means to sustain the secular and Jewish values that the Yaschiks embraced in their lifetimes. Sylvia and Henry Yaschik were grateful for the opportunities afforded them and the Foundation became the vehicle for providing opportunities to others. Their legacy of Since 1948. charity and philanthropy continues in their absence.

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PLATINUM BENEFACTOR AT&T John & Vicky Beach Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce The Citadel Foundation Clarke Design Group Credit Swag First Citizens Bank Rusty McClam Pinnacle Financial Partners South Atlantic Bank Thomas & Hutton

GOLD BENEFACTOR

Tommy & Vickie Baker Barnes Moultrie Ward, LLC George & Margaret Bullwinkel Harry & Beckie Butler Sen. & Mrs. Paul Campbell Mike & Betsy Carroll Lonnie N. Carter Celek & Celek Construction, Inc. The Charleston Market, LLC Clement, Crawford & Thornhill, Inc. Construct South, Inc. Elliott S. Close Cornish Party Ms. Katherine T. Crutchfield Cullum Services, Inc. Credit Swag Dottie’s Pharmacy, Specialty & Compounding Evans Mark & Dee Ann Fava Mr. & Mrs. John F. Fleming, Jr. Flint Brothers Ronnie & Nancy Givens Joe Griffith Law Firm, LLC Bill & Jeanne Hall Burrow & Helen Hill Len & Beverly Hutchison Richard & Melba Jackson LowCountry Labor Company David & Lissy Morgan The Langs, Murrays & Marks MSI-Viking Gage Old Trolley Dental Associates Over Under Clothing Mike & Shannon Padron Parker Poe Cindy Plating Motley Rice LLC Robbins Construction Group Neil & Vicki Robinson

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David Are Marc Connolly & Glad Atkins Paige G. Hayes & James E. Beasley Sully & Gordon Beckham Kathy Murray & Steve Berry Michael W. Branham Brooks Auction Services Mr. & Mrs. James Byrne Joe Commander Kevin R. Dean Sam & Kristine Evans Ted & Heather Finucan Michelle Macias & Patrick Flume Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Foster Kori Frank Edwin & Barbara Gott Walter & Phyliss Hatchett James & Kelly Hill Lin Laffitte “Trustin” Justin & Cindy McCahill Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. McShane Monfils Family The Myrtle Beach Travel Park Nicholson Wealth Management Group S. J. Noyes N.W. White & Company DiBona/O’Donnell Palmetto Gunite Construction Co., Inc. Kevin & Caroline Pennington Rainero Family Robert Rodelsperger Shufy & Kay Rowe Bill & Lisa Sharpe Dennis & Liz Sisk Dexter & Debbie Skidmore Edith Slavic Sonitrol – Charleston Southeastern Polymers Inc. South Carolina Ministry of Rum Andrew Speaker C & J Stewart E. E. Strickland Synovus Gordon Townsend, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Valluzzo Mr. & Mrs. William F. Ward West Law LLC Wildcats

BRONZE BENEFACTOR

Alex Family Mark & Kris Alexander Bo & Judith Aughtry M. C. Bass Electrical Contractor, Inc. TJ & Claudia Bellars Hunt & Sarah-Ashley Boling Richard Litton & Audra Bullock Ryan Heinemann & Erin Callow Jeff & Jessa Carter Charleston Auto Glass, Inc. Paul Clark Bill & Pam Craig Stuart Crawley Anda Olsen & Harvey Danner Will Ferguson Bettie Graham John M. Greene Wayne & Alicia Gregory Wes & Sarah Gubitz Gerold Harris Terry & Matt Hendricks Scott Higginbotham Al & Nancy Hitchcock Eli L. Huffman Cason Hund Terry & Helen Jenkins Andy & Meredith Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Ken Johnson K. Wayne Johnson Taylor & Ryan Jordan Louis & Susan Kaufman Paul & Melissa Keiswetter Charles Ketchen Frank & Beth Kiker Chelsea King Kirt & Sandra Lattanze Mr. & Mrs. Angus Lawton Paul & Sara Ellis Lehner Frank Liberstein Ricardo & Brittany Longoria Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bryan Lusk Live Water Properties LowCountry Women’s Specialists Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Markowski James R. Mason Nicky McCarter – Defender Services M&M Staffing Paul & Shannon Myrick Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd Newberry Frank & Mallory Norvell Cathy Walker/Paul OGara Dave & Barb Parker Parker Poe Cliff & Sarah Pennell Bill & Jamie Pettit J.D. Pitman Detective Agency, LLC Spence & April Price Trinity Wealth Partners – Frank & Lynn Pugliese Mr. & Mrs. Peter Sage Sanders Brothers Construction Co., Inc. Lillie Simpson & Mary Catherine Sargeant

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The Seymore Family Stephen Sgrignoli Jeff & Julie Shealy Shehab Family Simons Restoration & Construction Sloan Motor Company Chuck & Betty Smith Spanish Oaks Farm Stevenson Family Heath & Jessica Summer Sutherland Constructors, Inc. Scott & Elaine Taylor Shannon Thompson Harry True Mr. Sam Turpin Guy Warren Marcus & Laney White David Williamson Taylor & DJ Williamson Jeremy Wills Winyah Building Supply Zeiss Industrial Metrology

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Clarke Design Group Peter Clarke Kent & Robin Clay Concorde, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Louie Costa Crosby Law Firm, Georgetown Crosby & LaPorte Todd L. Crosby Ms. Katherine T. Crutchfield Custy & Van Wyk Dr. & Mrs. C. Scott Davenport Casey & Cole Dawkins John David & Susan Dawkins Craig Dawson Mr. & Mrs. Harry DeLoach Bill & Linda Demmer Adam & Leslie Dickerson Gary & Carolyn Dietrich Digit Sells Charleston, LLC Drake Landing Drummond Communications Group Bill & Nancy Dudley Tom & Meri DuPre’ Nyles Ellefson The Ellis Agency, Inc. Encore Reclaimed Lumber & Millwork Walton Reeves & Catharine Enright Chip & Missi Ervin – Grady Ervin & Co. FirstBank Mr. & Mrs. John F. Fleming, Jr. Patrick & Shelley Floyd Forestry Association of South Carolina Jim & Lyn Freohlich Todd & Donna Friddle Randolph & Linda Fuller Stephen & Harriett Gaddy Gene & Therese Gallivan Brad Gardner Bobby & Robin Gaston Todd Gaul Drs. Paul & Hallie Gilbert Ava Goble Chip Goforth J & G Gould Aubrey Grooms & Holden Grooms Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Grooms James & Constance Hall – Kennesaw, GA Jim Hamilton Chadd & Salley Harbaugh Dr. & Mrs. Mark Hartley Marshall & Jennifer Hartmann Paul & Stephanie Hartzog Carl & Bert Herndon Justin & Mandy Heyward Keith C. Hinson Hal L. White, Sr. & Laura Hull Hinton Wally & Ruthann Hipps Hal Cottingham & Russell Holliday Wayne & Sherry Holloman Holy City Exteriors Mr. & Mrs. Don Hone

Claude Howard Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Howard Robert & Ann Howard Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Hughes Brian & Laura Hughs Jack Jansma Jay & Gary Jeffcoat Daren & Megan Jenkins Al Johnson Charles & Joanne Johnson Pride & Kirsten Johnson Anne Beverly & Freeman Jones Jack & Karen Jones Lisa Keck KemmCo LLC Bruce & Jane Brown Keller Graham & Candice Kenan Van Kinnett KMD Marine Theresa Knoepp The LaFontaines Leadenwah Landscapes LLC Mr. & Mrs. James B. LeCroy, Jr. Justin & Audie Lee Limehouse Family Mr. & Mrs. William Barnett Littlejohn III Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lizzi Helene Lortz Rives Mann Leigh Marlowe Reba M. Martin Kevin Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm McAlpin Tommy & Christine McGee Larry & Kristin McIntyre Scott McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Fred Medlin Craig & Mary Alice Miller Mr. & Mrs. Mason Miller Michael R. Mills Mark Mitchell Real Estate Ruth Money Mr. George Monticino Mr. & Mrs. Marion Moise Moses Mozingo Realty Group John & Susan Mullin Donald & Mary Alice Munson NCCS Mr. & Mrs. Vince C. Northcutt Terry & Karen O’Brien Merritt Atkins & C. Brian O’Haver Jeff & Theresa Oliver Michael Wolf & Hannah O’Malley J.E. Osborne John Osteen Carisle & Kris Oxner Palmetto Pest Control & Exterminating Services K. Parker Jeffrey Parks Paul & Sally Peeples Barry Perry Charlie & Denise Pethtel Steve & Diane Petteway Jim & Pam Porter Wanda Emery Potts Rob & Clarine Powell

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2020 VIP Listings (cont’d) Pratt & Company Brad & Maria Pressley Mr. & Mrs. George Pretty Holder Padgett Littlejohn and Prickett Jake & Bootsie Rasor RBLD Properties, LLC Brain & Cindy Richardson David & Lisa Riley Josh Riley Al & Bridget Ritter Neil & Angela Rodgers Chris Ross Jeff & Lauren Rothwell Kathy Rozier Rupp Designs Rupp Pastels Saltpoint Plantation Sandlapper Cleaning & Services Carole L. Sanetti David Savard & Helen Savard Thomas & Alison Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Schofield Jack & Karen Seabrooke Mike & Michelle Seekings Mary Segars Dave & Shelby Selner Jim Sharpton Angela Shelton Simple Assembly USA & ABC Courier Simpson & Pope SLS Consulting Allen Smith Chuck & Betty Smith Riley & Tammy Smith South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation South Co. Southern Apparel Spratlin Family Farms LLC Gary Stainback Mark & Jeri Stenhouse Michael & Patti Stevenson Cab & Kathy Stitt Peter & Cristy Stitt Sunray Flooring Co. E. Sutter Take It For Granite, LLC Taylor Thompson Jed & Angela Tiller Timmons Contracting, Inc. Andy Clay Tolar Trident Construction James W. Turner/Alec Turner Scott Darrah & Amy Tuten-Darrah Andy Tysinger The Vesper Company Lyn Walsh Lori Weldon Thom Wilson & Laurie White White Dog Marine Services John & Rachel Williamson Johnny & Kaki Williamson Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery Scott Wingard Mark & Wendy Woodby Steve Woodson Brian Yarborough

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