The Charleston Chapter

The Charleston Chapter

Welcomes you to the

Annual Waterfowl Conservation

Dinner and Auction

December 10th, 2015


Auction Rules

Rules for the Live Auction

1.  Please take a seat during the auction so the spotters and auctioneer can see the bidders.

2.  The auction will move quickly, so review the items that interest you prior to the auction and bid decisively.

3.  If you are bidding please participate loud and clear.

4.  If you are the successful bidder, please let auctioneer see your bid number.

Please take your bid number to the register after bidding; you will receive a receipt

after checking out and your items have been paid for. ______

Rules for the Silent Auction

1. Bids are to be in $5 increments.

2.  No Item Guarding.

3.  The Silent Auction items will be pulled by SCWA staff or committee members.

4. Please use only your bid number not your name.

5. All items are to be paid for before you can pick them up.

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Payment Methods

After the auction, please take your receipts to the register table for payment.

Payment may be made by:

·  CASH · CHECK

·  VISA · MASTERCARD

·  DISCOVER · AMERICAN EXPRESS

Then collect your items from the property’s room. No one will be allowed to leave the premises without proper payment of items.

Good Luck

Thank You for Your Support


We Would Like To Thank All of Our Generous Members!

Life Members

82 Queen Restaurant / John G. Thornhill
Alex Quattlebaum / John I. Saalfield
Andrew Arnold / Joseph P. Griffith
Antony Merck / Joyce Trescott
Arthur P. Swanson / L. J. Hendrix
Barry W. Hammett / L. Sloan Wright
Bobby R. Creech / Leslie E. Phillips
C. O. Thompson / Michael P. Wise
Dennis A. Fleming / Michael R. Bennett
Don H. Brown / Mount Pleasant Seafood
Donald E. Dawson / Peter Dodds
Donald McKenzie / R. E. Turner
Dowse D. Rustin / Richard H. Coen
E. J. Sifford / Robert H. Hood
E. J. Thornhill / Ronald S. Powers
Edmund Rhett / Russell Guerard
F. S. Poulnot / Sidney B. Jones
G. R. George / Stuart Hanckel
Hal W. Frampton / Theodore D. Stoney
Henry Smythe / Theodore W. Thornhill
Hugh C. Lane / Timothy R. Knight
Hunter Horn / Troy W. Durocher
James B. Edwards / Van Noy Thornhill
James M. Hayes / W. C. Blakeney
Jeremy S. Glendenning / W. Parker Tuten
Jim Booth / Wayland H. Cato
Jim Schaffer / William Craver


Corporate Sponsors

Banks Construction / Principal Financial-Brown Group
Bob Dunn/Hill Construction / Schirmer Insurance Group
Estes Express Lines / Sonitrol Security
Exclusive Properties / Southern Eagle Distributors
Heartstrings / The Chapman Company
Island Realty / The City Marina & Boatyard
J Musselman Construction, Inc.

Sponsors

Buzz Away Mosquito Spraying / MB Kahn Construction
Channels / Port City Concrete
Compass South / Seamon Whitesides Surveying
Crosby Insurance / Tim Beckham
Landmark Construction / Tyler Neal/Sportsman Boats

Committee

Will Freeman(Co-chair) / Phillip Runyon(Co-chair)
Alex Johnston / Joe Morgan / Sass Schirmer
Alex Stone / Kirk Shields / Thomas Smythe
Andrew Hagood / Rob McEwen / Tyler Davidson
Chris Maceachern / Russell Robinson / Will Brown
Jared Faw / Sam Little


Auction List - Please Bid Clearly & Decisively

1. / “Angel Oak” by Kent Porth Nature Photography
This is a beautiful archive quality framed photographic portrait of the ancient oak located in Charleston County, South Carolina. This grandfather tree’s branches have been weighted down over the years to create a sight so magnificent it has become the subject of many artists.
2. / Joey Jobes Hand Carved Pintail Decoy with Stand
The Jobes family has been carving working gunning decoys in the Havre De Grace Maryland Chesapeake Bay area for over 75 years. This working pintail decoy was hand carved by Joey Jobes the Grandson of Captain Harry Jobes one of North America's most famous decoy carvers. This decoy is sure to be a valuable collector’s item.
3. / Cantey Bay Youth Duck Hunt
You are bidding on a Cantey Bay Youth Duck Hunt for this Season’s Youth Day February 6th, 2016. Dinner the night before and a guided hunt the next morning for parent and youth hunter.
4. / Camp Woodie – Junior Camp - One Week
Camp Woodieis the nation’s leading summer waterfowl and wildlife conservation camp. Camp Woodie exists to educate our youth and pass on our waterfowl heritage and the values of wildlife conservation. It is achieving its mission with the help of expert instructors that deliver hands-on fun filled education programs to our next generation of young waterfowl hunters and conservationists. (Winning bidder can upgrade to Senior Camp for 12 – 16 years old by paying the $150 difference).
5. / “Full Sail” by F. W. Thomas
This uniquely framed print by F.W. Thomas features the salt water scene of nature’s fatal attraction to man’s bait. Your wall color will show through as the perfect matte making this print nearly limitless on placement in your home.
6. / 30 Quart Yeti Cooler The Hopper
Yeti Coolers is committed to providing the highest quality coolers for a broad range of activities. Whatever your outdoor adventure or commercial enterprise demands, we offer a cooler designed to suit your needs.
7. / Two Person Half Day Tower Pheasant Shoot - Donated by Mark Shepherd
You are bidding on a two person, half day pheasant shoot. Minimum of 250 birds will be released out of a 55’ tower and all birds are divided among the hunters at the end of the hunt. (Retail Value $300)
8. / Carolina Cypress Tray
This Carolina Cypress Tray was handcrafted for you from Southern Bald Cypress and finished with WATCO butchers block oil. It’s safe for food contact.
9. / 7 Day Plains Game Management Hunting Safari for Two Hunters with Shi-awela Safaris in South Africa
You are bidding on a 7 day Plains Game Management Hunting Safari for two hunters in 2016. Two hunters for 5 full hunting days, (2x1 Guide Service). Includes arrival & departure days in camp. Includes 3 animals: choice of 1: Blue Wildebeest, Kudu, Waterbuck, Red Hartebeest, or Gemsbuck, Choice of 2: Impala, Warthog, Blesbuck, Jackal, or Duiker. This is an opportunistic hunt, subject to management requirements & species composition at the time of the hunt. Management animals to be shared by both hunters. Includes Polokwane Airport transfers, Trophy field prep, and consignment to local taxidermist. Excluded from Hunt: Non-refundable hunt reservation fee of $1,000 per person. 14% Government VAT on services. Bottled beverages, Staff & Guide Gratuities. PHASA Conservation Levi of $10/trophy or animal exported (optional donation).
10. / “Cinnamon Teal” by Kent Porth Photography
This is a beautiful photo of ducks featuring a cinnamon teal in color. Kent Porth is known for his subject matter and the quality of his work.
11. / 3 Hour Harbor Cruise on the GreyHawk – donated by Sam Schirmer
You are bidding on a 3 Hour Harbor Cruise for 30 people on the GreyHawk, a custom 60’ wooden classic trawler. ($1500 Value)
12. / Columbia Camouflage PHG Frost Fighter Jacket - Size XL ONLY
The frost fighter jacket has a street friendly style, but is also ready to tackle the elements with its water resistant fabric and super warm faux down insulation.
13. / Briggs Tract Duck Hunt - 3 people, 1/2 Day - Donated by Bobby Glover
Three of you will enjoy a guided morning duck hunt on the new 192 acre irrigated duck pond next to SCWA. This duck pond is managed by SCWA. The hunt will be good for the 2016/2017 season. Hunt includes breakfast and guide. $100 tip for guide not included. (Retail Value $1,800).
14. / Oyster Table - donated by Johnston Contracting
You are bidding on a custom crafted Oyster Table.
15. / Mullet Hall Fish Rodeo and Skeet Shoot
You are bidding on a Mullet Hall Fish Rodeo and Skeet Shoot for up to 15 people
16. / SCWA Wooden Pallet
This pallet is treated and burned with ducks flying onto it. A one of a kind piece, it’s sure to be a statement art piece in any home or shop!
17. / Osprey Harbor Cruise for up to 49 people - donated by Donnie Buhrmaster
1960 61’ North Carolina built Trawler that has been restored and remodeled to be a passenger cruiser. Outfitted for skeet shooting, company parties, wedding parties, oyster roasts, birthday parties, band parties, beach excursions, and so much more (Retail Value $2,500)
18. / “Ace Basin” – By Kent Porth
This is a beautiful archive quality framed photographic scene featuring one of nature’s greatest wonders. Kent Porth is known for his subject matter and the quality of his work.
19. / Four (4) Pallets of Centipede/Bermuda Sod - Donated by Super Sod
You are bidding on four pallets of centipede or Bermuda sod donated by Super Sod in Orangeburg, South Carolina. Super Sod is the Southeast's Premier quality sod producer. Each pallet of sod will cover 504 square feet for a total of 2,016 square feet. Extra pallets can be purchased at the regular price. Delivery cost is not included but can be arranged with Super Sod.(Retail Value $500)
20. / Joey Jobes Hand Carved Mallard and Goldeneye Decoys with Stands
The Jobes family has been carving working gunning decoys in the Havre De Grace Maryland Chesapeake Bay area for over 75 years. These working decoys were hand carved by Joey Jobes, the Grandson of Captain Harry Jobes, one of North America's most famous decoy carvers. These decoys are sure to be a valuable collector’s item.
21. / Guided Hog Hunt - Donated by Southern Hog Slayers
You will be attending a guided hog hunt with Southern Hog Slayers near Myrtle Beach, SC.We do not offer lodging but weareless than one hourfromMyrtle Beachandseveral lodging optionsinthe area.
22. / Four Hour Inshore Fishing Trip
You are bidding on a four hour inshore fishing trip for 2 with Capt. Ronnie Pitts from the Budweiser fishing team on a 18’ Maverick Flats Boat
23. / “Junkyard Hog” by Hayden Lambson
Known around the world for his dedication to wildlife, Hayden Lambson has created a beautiful wildlife scene featuring a deer wandering through an overgrown farm. This is a limited edition print that will go great in your house or cabin.
24. / Eight hours of D-6 Bull Dozer Work or Cat 320 Track Hoe Work - Donated by Jason Hackworth
You are purchasing eight (8) hours of D-6 Bull Dozer Work or Cat 320 track hoe work by an experienced operator in land clearing and duck pond construction. Equipment hauling is not included. (Retail Value $1,000)
25. / SCWA Duck Print of the Year with Medallion
This is a J. Hautman print featuring canvasbacks with the SCWA medallion. This print is a collector’s item for any waterfowler!
26. / Proline/Winchester Waterfowlers Package - includes Neoprene Waders and Rubber Boots
These pieces are crafted to take the beating of any waterfowler. This set is a necessity for any body that lives for waterfowling.

Thank you for supporting the Charleston Chapter of SCWA!

The South Carolina Waterfowl Association invites you to be a Hero to a child

and send them to Camp Woodie!

2016 Camp Woodie Dates
All Weeks are Co-ed
Week 1 / June 5 – June 9 / Junior Camp
Week 2 / June 12 – June 16 / Junior Camp
Week 3 / June 19 – June 23 / Senior Camp
Week 4 / June 26 – June 30 / Junior Camp
Week 5 / July 3 – July 7 / Senior Camp
Week 6 / July 10 – July 14 / Senior Camp
Week 7 / July 17 – July 21 / Junior Camp
Week 8 / July 24 – July 28 / Junior Camp
Week 9 / July 31 – August 4 / Senior Camp
Week 10 / August 7 – August 11 / Junior Camp
Levels & Prices
Junior Camp - Ages 8-11 / $460
Senior Camp - Ages 12-16 / $620

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Please Visit our Websites!

South Carolina Waterfowl Association

www.scwa.org

SCWA Wildlife Education Center

www.wildlifeedcenter.org