The South Eastern Arizona Sportsmen Club (SEAZSC) was established in 2003, and currently has a membership of approximately 250 family members. The SEAZSC is a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation of wildlife, habitat, and our natural resources. The Club has an active Board of Directors that meets on a monthly basis. The membership also meets routinely on a monthly basis in Safford (and sometimes in Morenci.) Meetings generally include informative presentations for the audience from key stakeholder groups that are involved with the outdoors. Work projects are scheduled throughout the year in the outdoors so that the membership can make a positive impact on our wildlife, environment, and natural resources.
                                   What's New                                    
 

The August 17th meeting will be in the General Services Building on Hwy. 70 in Safford @ 7:00 PM.

Our featured guest will be the newest member of the Arizona Game and Fish Department.  Mr. John W. Harris of Tucson.

The public is invited to attend as well as our SEAZSC.org members.

We hope to see you there.

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We are making some exciting changes in the Varmint Calling Contests for the upcoming months.  As soon as the details are available we will post it on this website.

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The 2010 Officers and Directors are:

President - Scott Heap
Vice President - Daniel Ward
Treasurer - Bill Hoopes
Secretary - Anita Willis
Membership Chairman - Jim Armbrust
Rayburn Smith - Director
Chuck Brooks - Director
Bill Willis - Director
Drew John - Director
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 Attention Women!!!
Here's something special just for you.  Whether you are an experienced outdoor enthusiast or someone who is just getting into it, this is the event for you.
 
Brought to you by The Arizona Wildlife Federation you will be able to participate in a wide range of outdoor classes. The next event is in August and will be in Prescott at Friendly Pines Camp. Enrollment is open to all women 18 and older.
 
These workshops introduce women to outdoors skills in an enjoyable, non-threatening environment. Expert instructors teach women skills such as canoeing, camping, using a compass, fly fishing, Dutch oven cooking, archery, and many more.
 
This is a three day event at one low price that includes meals, lodging and workshops. 
 
Contact (480) 644-0077 or email at awf@azwildlife.org.
 
 
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