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SCI PRINT OF THE YEAR
Clint Eagar was chosen as the 2020 SCI Artist of the Year. His painting the “Mountain Ram” was done from a photograph taken by Photographer David Irwin.
The SCI Artist of the Year Program, was started in 2008 and each year honors an exceptional wildlife artist dedicated to both SCI and conservation.
At the time of this photograph this amazing world record Bighorn Sheep ram was still alive. This is a 24”X32” giclée print number 20/250. This Bighorn Sheep ram spent its life on Flathead Lake’s Wild Horse Island and boasts the largest horns ever recorded for the species. The ram, which wildlife biologists aged at 9 years old, died of natural causes and was discovered in the fall of 2016. The posthumous mass and girth of its full-curl horns and skull are an indication of the animal’s epic size in life. The horns’ final score was 216-3/8.
"Sables Auction Item"
Clint Eagar
www.clinteagardesign.com
Auction Location:
4005 Towne Lakes Circle Apt#10209, Appleton, Wisconsin, 54913, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
500.00 |
10% |
| 500.00 |
Infinite |
8% |
Additional Fees:
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“AUCTION - RAFFLES RULES and CONDITIONS”
1. BIDDERS AND RAFFLE PARTICIPANTS:
• It is the responsibility of all Bidders and Raffle Ticket purchasers to read and understand both the Live and Silent Auction Conditions and Disclaimers along with the Raffle Procedures and Conditions stated in the Auction Program and posted on the Raffle Tables.
2. WINNERS OF RAFFLES AND / OR AUCTION ITEMS:
• The SCI Northeast Wisconsin Chapter (Chapter) must report all raffle winnings of $600.00 or more to the IRS on Form WG2 Miscellaneous Income. In order to claim your prize, a “Prize Claim Receipt” and / or a “Firearms Transaction Record”, must be completed with your name, address, social security number and other required information.
• All Raffle and Auction transactions are subject to all Local, State, Federal and International laws and can be subject to age requirements.
3. PAYMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF ITEMS:
• Payment for all items must be made the day of purchase.
• There will be a 3% service charge on all credit card payments made on auction items at this event.
• There will be an Auction Premium charged on all Online Auction sales.
• All non-hunt items must be picked up the day of sale or raffle. Items or hunts left in Chapter’s inventory, either unpaid or uncollected, will be deemed ‘no sale’ or ‘uncollected’ item and hunts subject to Chapter's disposal at will.
4. ITEMS:
• Packing and/or transportation of all items is completely independent of Chapter and are the sole responsibilities of purchaser or raffle item winner. Chapter assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss that may occur during packing or transportation.
• Items may be removed only after paying for them and completing the “Prize Claim Receipt” and/or a “Firearms Transaction Record”, as required.
5. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
• All items are auctioned or raffled ‘as is’. The Chapter does not make or express any warranties or representation of any kind or nature with respect to the item or hunt’s description, genuineness, attributions, provenance, or condition. Any warranties with respect to items or trips are those solely and expressly supplied by the manufacturer or donor.
• The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In case of dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have the sole and final discretion to determine the successful bidder.
• After each item’s sale, the successful bidder will be given a ‘Buyer’s Agreement’ for signature. For silent auctions, the ‘Silent Auction Bid Sheet’ is considered a Buyer’s Agreement to purchase the indicated item. All Buyer’s Agreement signatures are legal and binding.
• All sales are final and there will be no exchanges or refunds.
• The Chapter does not guarantee the satisfaction to either donor or purchaser.
• It is purchaser’s responsibility to contact hunt or trip donor immediately and make all arrangements for hunt or trip and the application of necessary paperwork for licenses, visas, passports and permits.
• The Chapter reserves the right to withdraw any donated hunt or item from auction that does not receive its minimum bid.
• The Chapter reserves the right to add, delete, modify or change any offering or offerings prior to the auction.
• The Chapter is a 501(c) (4) corporation and donations may not be tax deductible.
6. SILENT AUCTION RULES:
• Silent Auction Bidding will close promptly at a predetermined time post on the Silent Auction Tables.
• When there is 2 minutes left to the Silent Auction an Official will announce it and tell anyone standing directly near an auction item to bid and stand back!
• Auction Officials will disqualify the bid of any person who attempts to block any other bidder. If a person’s bid is disqualified, the bid of the next person immediately preceding it will be honored.
• In the event of a dispute, the Auction Official shall have the final authority to determine the winning bidder.
• If the Auction Official determines that more than one person is still actively pursuing an item at closing, each active bidder will be allowed to go back to the end of the line and continue bidding until no one is still in line.
• The highest bidder will be the winner of that item.
7. SPECIAL NOTES TO REMEMBER:
• African and International Hunts: If you are interested in bidding on an African Safari or International Hunt / Trip and are unfamiliar with the daily fee / trophy fee system outfitters use, please talk to an SCI member who has been there or one of the outfitters prior to the auction to make sure you understand what is and what is not included in the donation.
• All Hunts: Unless otherwise stated, assume that the license / tag fees and taxes are not included in the donations. Also, unless stated, it is the hunter’s responsibility to apply for and secure licenses, confirm dates with the outfitter and take the hunt / trip for the time period listed in the description of the donation. Unless otherwise stated all monies stated in descriptions are in US dollars. It is also assumed that transportation to and from hunting location is not included in the donation along with any before or after lodging and meals.
• Donation Bundling: Donated Hunts and Trips should not be combined with other donated Hunts and Trips and are meant for first time clients.
• Trip Insurance: The SCI Northeast Wisconsin Chapter strongly recommends that all Hunters and Travelers purchase Trip Insurance and understand what is and what is not covered by the policy they purchased.
"ALL SALES ARE FINAL"