USA -(Ammoland.com)- At the Safari Club International 2017 Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., 1150 unique hunts, fishing trips, art, firearms, furs, jewelry and outdoor products worth over $10 million will be auctioned off to convention attendees.
Only two days into the auctions, SCI has raised an impressive $85,500 from unique products and hunts over the conventions first two days.
For a look at Tuesday and Wednesdays auctions, click here.
Here’s a look at what’s sold at SCI 2017 last night:
Thursday, Feb. 3, 2017
Ten-Day Namibia Plains Game Hunt with Craig Boddington
- Donated by Frontier Safaris
- Sold for $18,500.
Trophy Yukon Moose, Black Bear and Wolf Hunt
- Donated by Ceaser Lake Outfitters.
- Sold for $15,500.
Over the last three days and seven items sold, SCI has made a total of $119,000. Stay tuned for more coverage of SCI’s auction specials.
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