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Safari Club International Announces Sponsorship with The Fowl Life with Chad Belding

Washington, DC (July 29, 2020) – Safari Club International (SCI) is excited to announce a multi-year partnership with The Fowl Life with Chad Belding to promote the organization’s advocacy and conservation efforts as it leads the way in defending the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation worldwide.

The Fowl Life is for every hunter that takes their passion seriously. Chad’s goal is to bring you heart-pounding action as well as in-depth instruction to each episode. Each week, Chad will chase waterfowl in areas that he loves to call home. Join the journey as Chad takes the cameras to Canada and all over the United States. His team was formed with one thing in mind-having fun in the field and doing it right. The Fowl Life will bring you great puddle duck, diver duck, and goose action that will have you wanting the season to begin tomorrow.

Chad Belding will be joined by Team Maniac members and other friends each week as they run the roads and follow their dreams. The cameras are rolling every minute of each trip to ensure that nothing is missed. There will be smiles, headaches, high-fives, laughs, headlights, wet dogs, working birds, loaded guns, and anything else that fits into our Fowl Lives.

“No matter what, where or how you hunt, SCI defends your freedom to do it and we’re excited to work with Chad Belding of The Fowl Life to bring this message to duck hunters everywhere,” said Chip Hunnicutt, Director of Marketing and Communications for SCI.

The Fowl Life with Chad Belding airs on Outdoor Channel Fridays at 1:00 am and 5:00 pm ET, Saturdays at 8:00 am ET, Mondays at 10:00 am ET and Tuesdays at 6:00 am ET.

Safari Club International (SCI) is a not-for-profit organization of hunters whose primary missions are to protect the freedom to hunt and to promote wildlife conservation. SCI’s 50,000 members and 180 chapters in the US and around the world are passionate about hunting and about wildlife conservation. Hunters take pride in carrying on the ancient traditions and practices of the hunt. Hunting is part of human nature and it is what enabled humans to feed ourselves, defend ourselves from danger, form societies and develop art such as the cave paintings tens of thousands of years old that depict hunting because it was essential to the survival and growth of humankind.

For more information, please visit

WWW.SAFARICLUB.ORG

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