Membership

You may either apply on-line with the button below, or download the appropriate membership application below and mail to:

Mid-Michigan SCI
6478 E Blue Rd
Falmouth, MI 49632

Member Benefits and Services

  • 6 bi-monthly issue of SCI's award-winning SAFARI Magazine

  • 12 monthly issues of SAFARI TIMES Newspaper

  • SCI weekly "Hunter Pride" e-Newsletter

  • Eligible to attend SCI's Members-only Annual Hunters' Convention

  • Special member-only pricing on outdoor gear

  • Inside-Hunting Offers Access to Hunt Reports and More

  • Participation in SCI’s exclusive members-only Record Book of Big Game Animals and Awards Programs

  • Exclusive members-only web content

  • Access to members-only logo wear

  • Eligible to join a local SCI Chapter

  • SCI Hunter's Travel Assistance Hotline powered by Global Rescue

  • Hunter Information Service and Hotline

  • Annual World Hunting Awards publication

  • Free admission to the International Wildlife Museum in Tucson

  • Official SCI Membership ID card

Optional Benefits: Insurance Discounts

Guns:  Protects your firearms and accessories from loss and damage, worldwide, 24/7.

Trophies:  This unique program insures your Trophy Collection against theft and damage while providing the necessary funds to re-hunt the animal.

Guides & Outfitters Protection:  This program has been designed by SCI's long-time insurance consultants in order to provide specialized insurance coverage for the unique risks faced by hunting guides.

For more information on these insurance programs, visit www.scimemberinsurance.com

The Mid-Michigan Chapter sponsors pathfinder disabled youth and veteran hunts every year.  We contribute to veteran pheasant hunts at both Crooked Foot in Owosso, MI and Tails-a-Waggin' in Marion, MI.  These two pheasant hunts are open to veterans (and first responders at Tails-a-Waggin') to participate in a hunt and interact with other veterans, first responders and the volunteer guides.

We are also very active in the Sportsmen Against Hunger Program, providing funds to assist with the cost of processing donated deer, Gordon’s Food Service gift cards to organizations for their needs and also make cash donations to provide food through the Greater Lansing Food Bank to area organizations.

We support many education efforts throughout the year.  Local school teachers are selected to attend the American Wilderness Leadership School (AWLS) in Jackson Hole, WY.  This training gives teachers a broad background in outdoor activities including biology, ecology, fishing, archery, and hunting.  The North American Hunting Model is taught as part of the curriculum.  We provide grants to support local high school trap teams.  We also provide some funding to the Isabella County Sportsman’s Club to help provide a good safe shooting location for both youths and adults.  A donation to the Card Wildlife Museum at Ferris State University each year along with our multi-year support of Potter Park Zoo are other examples of the Chapter’s education involvement.

The Chapter puts on six membership meetings per year, where members can come together for dinner and to hear about hunts that members have taken and hear from various outfitters, along with the opportunity to get to know other members and have a chance at a door prize.  We also have a youth gun drawing each month for an attending youth under 18.  We also have our yearly fundraiser in February, with a “members only” event taking place on Friday night.

Membership in the Chapter includes a subscription to our top-notch magazine, the Front Sight, which is published four times a year.  This magazine includes write ups of member hunting adventures, information on activities that the Chapter takes part in, book reviews, and recipes, among other items.