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World Deer Expo Annual ANNUAL Brought to you by WORLD DEER EXPO Dexter Roberts TWIGGY American Idol THE WATER & The Voice SKIING Finalist SQUIRREL JULY 16-18, 2021 BJCC BIRMINGHAM, AL BIG BUCK CONTEST BOW TOURNAMENT MANNY PUIG FOLLOW US ON EXPO HIGHLIGHTS • Booths of the Latest in Hunting Products & Apparel • Fish in Lawton’s Portable Trout Pond • Manny Puig • Turkey Man Eddie Salter • Big Buck Competition • Enter Your Trophy in the AL Whitetail Records • Bow Hunters of AL 3-D Archery Tournament • Twiggy the Water Skiing Squirrel Dexter Roberts • Hourly Door Prizes • Much More! 17 HUNT GIVEAWAYS From The Promoters We are dedicated to working all year long to promote and make Highlights the Annual World Deer Expo the largest and best show it can possibly be for our attendees and exhibitors. We would like of the World Deer Expo to give a special thanks to both our exhibitors and attendees. Without our devoted exhibitors’ commitment and our loyal g Free Hunting Trips will attendees’ presence, our show would not be the quality expo that 17 it is today. We cannot express our appreciation of your business be Given Away including enough! We look forward to your participation again at this year’s expo! multiple African Safaris We hope to see you at the LARGEST 3 Day Hunting gExhibits of the Latest in Hunting Show in the Country! Equipment & Apparel g Thanks and God Bless, Turkey Man Eddie Salter The Promoters gFish in Lawton’s Portable Trout Pond gManny Puig gEnter Your Trophy in the Alabama Whitetail Records Big Buck Competition gBow Hunters of Alabama 3-D Archery Tournament g Concerts by Dexter Roberts All 3 days g Twiggy The Water-Skiing Squirrel All 3 days Host Hotel Information gHourly Door Prizes gBarney Fife Impersonator We have a discounted room block, for up to 4 people, at the Sheraton Hotel. The Sheraton is connected to the BJCC by a climate controlled gAnd More skywalk. You MUST MAKE RESERVATIONS ONLINE, directly from our website, under the “Accommodations” tab. worlddeerexpo.com/accommodations ADMISSION FOR A LIMITED TIME YOU CAN BUY DISCOUNTED Sheraton Hotel TICKETS ONLINE! 2101 Richard mmmGO TOllll Arrington Jr Blvd N WWW.WORLDDEEREXPO.COM Birmingham, AL 35203 ADMISSION AT THE EXPO There are several parking Adult - Ages 12 & up: $15 Children - Ages 4-11: $6 decks and parking lots Children Ages 3 & under: FREE available near the hotel. There are also several on-site restaurants & bars. The hotel is only *1 Ticket will be needed per person for a shuttle drive away from the airport! admission per day. 2 Annual World Deer Expo From the Promoters, Admission Info, Hotel Info, & Highlights of the Expo.........2 BHA Bowmania & Big Buck Recognition Awards ..........................................4 Bruser Farms ................................................................................................5 Buckeye Whitetail Quest - Deer Hunt Giveaway..........................................6 DOWNSTAIRS Event Schedule: “Twiggy” the Water Skiing Squirrel & Dexter Roberts Concerts ...............................................................................7 Sadaka Safaris – 2 African Hunt Giveaways .................................................8 Mahindra USA .............................................................................................9 Exhibitor Company Names & Booth Numbers ..................................... 10-11 Floor Plan ............................................................................................. 12-14 Columbiana Tractor ....................................................................................15 Eddie Salter & Reelfoot Duckmasters Duck Hunt Giveaway ......................16 Triple O Turkey Hunt Giveaway & Wilborn Outdoors (COUPON INSIDE). .......17 Lindile Safaris - 2 African Hunt Giveaways .................................................18 Buck Chasers - Deer Hunt Giveaway ..........................................................19 MO Hunting & Fishing AdventuresTurkey Hunt Giveaway & Trout Pond. ......20 Sabudawn Safaris - 3 African Trip Giveaways ............................................21 L & L Adventures Ram Hunt Giveaway & Jerry Hill ..................................22 Manny Puig presented by Viking Crossbows & Insomniak Bowfishing Giveaway ...............................................................23 Pondstocker II .............................................................................................24 Duvalle’s Cajun Charters Fishing Trip Giveaway & Barney Fife ..................25 Trotter Lodge -Deer Hunt Giveaway .........................................................26 Wild Wildebeest Lodge - African Hunt Giveaway ......................................27 Host Hotel Information ...............................................................................28 Table of Contents Buy Tickets at www.worlddeerexpo.com & Download World Deer Expo App 3 BOWMANIA- Presented by the Bowhunters of Alabama, Inc. Largest indoor 3D Archery Tournament in the Southeast Awards for 1st three places in all classes Men’s /Women’s Bowhunter • Men’s/Women’s Open • Sr Open • Sr. Pins • Traditional • Youth Traditional Elementary/Middle/High School Open • Elementary/Middle/High School Fixed 1st Round $10 all classes- Additional Rounds $5 all classes Shoot as many rounds as you like. Your best score will count for awards. Must be a BHA member to shoot. Membership $20 individual, $30 Family- Can join on-site. Visit our website-www.bowhuntersofalabamaorg or Facebook page- Bowhunters of Alabama (BHA) Questions - email [email protected] See Floor plan on Page 12 for Location Big Buck Recognition Awards THE BIG BUCK AWARDS CEREMONY WILL BE HELD AT 2:00 PM ON SUNDAY (DOWNSTAIRS) Measuring starts from 3:00 pm on Friday until 12:00 noon on Sunday! Your Buck will be OFFICIALLY SCORED. Automatic entry into Alabama Whitetail Records (The official record book) for qualifying trophies Categories: Typical, Non-Typical and Bow- All Alabama taken deer are eligible. No restrictions on year taken. Top Three in each category will win awards Top Eight Pointer Awards: Any Alabama taken eight point Buck will be eligible. No year restrictions. Top Three will win awards Youth Division: Sixteen years and younger may compete in all $30 Entry Fee per trophy. This fee categories, but will receive separate awards for top three Bucks. covers entry into all categories, an official score, and entry for Ladies Division: Ladies may compete in all categories, but will receive qualifying Bucks into the Alabama separate awards for top three bucks. Whitetail Record Book 44 Buy DISCOUNTED Expo tickets at worlddeerexpo.com Buy Tickets at www.worlddeerexpo.com & Download World Deer Expo App 5 HUNT GIVEAWAY This hunt is a 3 day free range whitetail deer hunt. Lodging is included, but meals are not. The hunters can drive into town to eat, and/or they can pick up groceries and prepare their own meals in the lodge kitchen. We are located 1 hour east of Cincinnati, in beautiful southern Ohio. We manage nearly 4000 acres of some of Ohio’s best deer country both free range and private ranch style. Make BWQ your hunting destination. License and tag combo $150 200+ inch hunt special for $6000 Check us out at Booth #321 6 Schedule of Events DOWNSTAIRS in the South Hall *See Page 14 to Locate the South Hall FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 12:30 “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel 1:00 “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel Eddie Salter Seminar 2:00 Eddie Salter Seminar Deer Head Recognition 3:00 “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel 3:45 Dexter Roberts Concert Dexter Roberts Concert 5:00 “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel 5:30 Eddie Salter Seminar Dexter Roberts Concert 6:30 Dexter Roberts Concert 7:00 “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel 8:00 “Twiggy” Water Skiing Squirrel Dexter is the “Real Deal” on and off the stage. He is a home-grown Bama Boy from Come watch Fayette AL, “Twiggy” The Water Skiing Squirrel! and he will be Twiggy will be skiing performing all all 3 days of the Expo. 3 days *See Show Times for Each Day on the *See Show Times for Each Day on the Event Schedule Above Event Schedule Above Buy Tickets at www.worlddeerexpo.com & Download World Deer Expo App 7 To Call Sadaka Safaris from America, you must dial: 011 27 82 459 4436 Sadaka Safaris plans each client’s African Safari with attention to detail and with the needs of the hunter in mind. It’s your safari and we have the authentic, professional, and personalized service available for you, the discerning hunter and sportsman. A hunting safari to Africa often represents that once-in-a-lifetime trip that you’ve dreamt of for years, and our professional team at Sadaka Safaris takes great pride in making that safari a memorable experience...the kind of hunt you’ll be telling your grandkids about...how you had the time of your life!! Sadaka Safaris offers rifle and bow hunting safaris, and photographic tours in Southern Africa. gg Sadaka Safaris is donating 2 rifle African Safari hunts to the World Deer Expo to give away. Both safaris will be in South Africa: one will be in the Limpopo Province & one will be in the Northern Cape. ff Both rifle hunt details are as follows: g10-day, 2x1 plains game safari for 2 , 3 or 4 hunters gA $1750 credit per hunter, towards daily rates of this 10 day safari gA $1500 trophy fee credit per hunter, towards any plains game listed for this area gA $300 taxidermy credit per hunter, for mounting done through Bullseye Taxidermy in South Africa gAdditional hunting days are available at $350 per hunter (hunting
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