On August 1st over 50 people gathered at the Mount Pleasant Comfort Inn for a Mid-Michigan membership meeting. It’s important for readers to know you don’t have to be a member to attend, so feel free to invite a friend who isn’t a member to show them some of the many things SCI does.
Read MoreBlack Bears are most common in the northern two thirds of the state, with occasional sightings further south. Black bears have enormous appetites and an excellent sense of smell. They can remember the locations of food sources from year to year. Bears will travel great distances to find food. Black bears are omnivorous and opportunistic feeders, eating both plant and animal matter.
Read MoreBig Buck Night, January 14, 2023!
Read MoreMMSCI MEMBERS Please Join Us FOR OUR OCTOBER MEMBERSHIP MEETING on October 3, 2022! SPEAKER FOR THE NIGHT is Denny Grewrink, A HUNTER; WRITER & MUCH, MUCH MORE!
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to do something good for others on your hunting trip? Well, I might be able to suggest something that will allow you to do good for others and make you feel good at the same time! My husband Ken and I were planning a hunt in South Africa last year. We had heard about the Bell Family Blue Bag Program, but weren’t really sure how to go about delivering a Blue Bag on our trip.
Read MorePlease Join Us FOR OUR SEPTEMBER MEMBERSHIP MEETING on September 12th, 2022. THEME FOR THE NIGHT IS BLUE FIN TUNA FISHING from Gloucester, Mass
Read MoreJoIn us for the 5th annual Mid Michigan Safari Club Golf Tournament at the Mount Pleasant Country Cub.
Read MoreMMSCI MEMBERS Please Join Us FOR OUR AUGUST MEMBERSHIP MEETING on August 1st, 2022 THEME FOR THE NIGHT IS AFRICAN HUNTING NIGHT TRUE EXPERIENCES OF 2022
Read MoreBy Josh Christensen
“Here comes one! Get ready!” I could hear the excitement in Jeff’s voice as
I raised my shotgun and focused on the rooster pheasant flying towards us
in our blind. It was like Jeff and I were one as we both took proper aim and shot. Only one shot could be heard as we shot in unison. The results were instantly observed as the rooster folded and dropped not ten feet from where we stood.
“Breathing, sight alignment, and trigger squeeze.” Those three areas are taught as the fundamentals of shooting in the US Army. Since medically leaving the Army two months before, I struggle still with finding purpose and happiness in my current situation. Three years ago, I was a Team Leader for one of the greatest Special Operations elements in the greatest country
in the world.
