Join Central Texas Safari Club in a fun filled night with a gourmet wild game banquet dinner, entertainment, cash bar with Happy Hour Specials, raffles and auctions. This event will definitely sell out! Make sure you don’t miss what’s to be one of the greatest parties of the year!
Event: 2011 Central Texas Safari Club Hunter’s Legacy Gala
“Hunt Texas – Live Big”
Date: Tuesday – October 25, 2011
Location: The Historic Austin Club 110 E. 9th Street, Austin, TX 78701
Vendors available: 2:30 – 6 PM
Cocktail Hour: 5 – 7 PM
Banquet doors open: 6 PM
For more information, contact leanncollins29@gmail.com
Save the Date for the 32nd Annual TGR Awards Banquet to be held in Kerrville, Texas. Hosted by the Exotic Wildlife Association.
Event: Trophy Game Records Annual Awards Banquet
Date: July 16-17, 2010
Location: Inn of the Hills, Kerrville, Texas
Guest Speaker: Keith Warren of “Keith Warren’s Outdoor Adventures” & “The High Road”
Schedule of Events (more…)
via TheHuntingWire.com
AUSTIN, Texas — Preserving and promoting American Buffalo, the Texas Bison Association (TBA) is pleased to announce that the Texas Legislature has officially designated the first week of May as ‘Texas Bison Week.’ During the commemorative week, the TBA will host its Spring Meeting and ‘Buffalo Banquet’ on May 8, 2010 in conjunction with Buffalo Boogie 5K Fun Run sponsored by the Friends of the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge in Fort Worth.
After the TBA’s membership meeting, the First Annual TBA Buffalo Banquet will feature a fund-raising auction with a wide array of trips, art, custom knives, furniture, jewelry, trips, and other Texas- and buffalo-related products. The banquet will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the La Quinta – Lake Worth and all bison enthusiasts are welcome to attend. Cost is $50 and includes TBA ‘Friend of the Herd’ membership, bison steak dinner and chances to win some great auction and raffle items. A portion of the proceeds from the banquet will also be donated to the American Heart Association.
“The Texas legislature’s official recognition of Texas Bison Week acknowledges the resurgence of bison and the growing popularity of bison as a heart-healthy red meat alternative,” says Tim Frasier, president of the Texas Bison Association. “Buffalo ranching and bison products are becoming increasingly popular, and our all-new Buffalo Banquet is bringing together bison enthusiasts for a fun evening commemorating the rich, unique history and tradition of our American buffalo.”
Bison meat is very lean — containing less calories and cholesterol than either beef or chicken — and is a great alternative for people who want to improve their diet without giving up red meat. In addition, bison contributes about 69 percent more iron to a diet than beef and contains higher levels of vitamins and minerals, and is more non-allergenic and digestible than most other meats. (more…)
