South Eastern Arizona Sportsmen Club

10/01/2026

09/30/2026

09/08/2026

09/03/2026

It's almost lunchtime!

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

Building on over 20 years of support for science-based management, SCI and its litigation partners continue to defend the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s decisions in federal court.

SCI, Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation, and Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation filed their final brief in three consolidated cases challenging the Service’s denial of petitions seeking to restore Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections for wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains states of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and portions of Oregon, Washington, and Utah. Wolf populations in these states have grown rapidly, with Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming now reporting more than 2,600 wolves.

“The ESA was never intended to be a permanent federal management program for recovered species. Wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains are recovered and thrive under state management. Attempts to relist these wolves under the ESA are not about science or conservation. SCI will continue fighting to ensure that recovered wolf populations remain under the stewardship of the states that have successfully conserved them for the last fifteen years,” said SCI CEO W. Laird Hamberlin.

If the challenges prevail, management authority over wolves in these States would return to the federal government, ending state-regulated hunting programs. But state management programs are critical to balancing wolf populations with impacts on elk, deer, moose, and local communities. 🦌

09/03/2026

In 1887, they weren't managing wildlife. They were counting what was left.

Across an entire continent, species were vanishing. The men who founded the Boone and Crockett Club didn't have the luxury of thinking about bag limits or herd management. They were performing triage.

What happened next is one of the greatest comeback stories in the history of the natural world. But it didn't happen by accident, and it didn't happen without hunters leading the way.

09/03/2026

This location is just a few miles from the Belmont truck stop on 40. In the next few days page steel is going to bring us material for the rest of the structure. Coconino High school welding program is going to be doing the actual assembly, but we are going to try and accomplish everything that isn't welding. If you have availability, let us know... it's all just simple toil.... you can help us make a difference in water...

02/27/2026

⏰LAST DAY⏰

You have less than 24 hours to purchase your BIG BUCK TICKETS online.

Online ticket sales will be turned off at 6pm Friday, Feb 27th. For those of you that have already or will purchase tickets online, you can pick them up at the southwest door of the AG Building at the Fairgrounds at the time of the event.

Here is the schedule for the BIG BUCK FUNDRAISER on Saturday:

3:30pm - doors and bar open for GOLD & CORPORATE SPONSORS

4:00pm - dinner is served for GOLD & CORPORATE SPONSORS

4:00-5:00pm gun raffle for GOLD & CORPORATE SPONSORS

5:00pm - doors open to the GENERAL PUBLIC

❤️THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS!❤️ Without you, we could not do what we do, and we really appreciate your support!

For more information, visit https://seazsc.com

02/23/2026

❗FINAL WEEK❗

The BIG BUCK FUNDRAISER EVENT is this coming Saturday
Feb 28 5pm Graham County Fairgrounds Ag Building

The Southeastern Arizona Sportsmen Club utilizes the money raised at this event for our many Water For Wildlife Projects, annual SEAZSC Scholarships, our Youth Seminars, and many other important functions.

Come have some fun, get your eat and drink on, and go home with some fantastic prizes, auction and/or raffle items, and that feel good feeling you get from supporting an excellent cause!

Visit our website https://seazsc.com/ for more info and to purchase your tickets today!

Visit the Shop to get your tickets today and come support an excellent cause! There will be food, fun, and some seriously great prizes, so don't miss out!