Ford 61st Annual Indianapolis Boat, Sport & Travel Show Program 2015 by Janine Lawton

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First Weekend FEBRUARY 20-22 Indiana MOTORCYCLE EXPO EVENTS – See Schedule on page 17

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SECOND WEEKEND FEBRUARY 26-MARCH 1 Big Tine Seminar Series – See Schedule on page 18

COLISEUM

February 20-22 only!

RVs

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MORE BOATS & RVs RAIL JAM WAKEBOARDING

Find Your Adventure!

BOATS

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RVs

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TRAVEL TOURISM QUIET SPORTS

CHAMPIONS PAVILION

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TRAVEL CAFE PRESENTATIONS

Schedule on pg. 9

Sportsman’s Arena Chics with axes & dock diving dogs

Tackle Town USA POWERSPORTS

BLUE RIBBON PAVILION

Fishing Seminars – See Schedule on page 6

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RENFRO NEWS

Vol.I-Issue 1

Fishing Legends Return to Indy, Connecting Past with Present

Saturday, Feb 28th 2:00pm & 5:00pm

Forrest Wood, Jerry McKinnis, Billy and Bobby Murray to share stories of fishing history at 61st Annual Ford Indianapolis Boat, Sport and Travel Show, February 28, 2015 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds

INDIANAPOLIS – Bass, boats, equipment and tournaments; each have played an undeniable role in the fascinating story of modern freshwater angling, which has grown to become the most popular recreational pastime in America. But it was a more fundamental element that actually laid the groundwork. “Until the middle of the 20th century, there were no lakes in the south,” says legendary fishing guide, tournament angler, author, product designer, and educator Billy Murray. Back then, you see, sport fishing was largely confined to the north, where an abundance of natural lakes exist. “President Roosevelt’s New Deal in the early 30’s led to the creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority and the flood control acts that built the great lakes of the south… Kentucky, Eufaula, Dale Hollow, Table Rock, Guntersville, Pickwick and all the others,” continues Murray. “Most of these lakes were built between the late 30s and the late 50s, and they didn’t freeze in the winter. That’s what gave recreational fishing its biggest jumpstart.” Even southern Indiana’s treasured impoundments – Monroe and Patoka – while constructed later than many others, grew out of the same federal flood control legislation. Advancements in boats, fishing gear and angling techniques blossomed in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s (about the same time that Lake Monroe and Patoka Lake were being built) spurred on by Ray Scott’s organization of the first competitive bass tournament in June of 1967 and his subsequent formation of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (BASS) a year later. Prompted by BASS’s popularity, the pioneers of modern fishing took to the road to show their latest products and techniques to eager anglers at various outdoor sport shows around the country – including, of course, Harry Renfro’s Indianapolis Boat, Sport and Travel Show. It was the winter of 1970 when three fishing guides from Arkansas rolled into the ice covered City of Indianapolis towing a new kind of fishing boat. One of the men was Murray, who’d earned great notoriety in the growing sport of tournament fishing. Another was the Ranger boat’s creator himself; a man named Forrest Wood. The third was a professional baseball player who became a fishing guide after taking a trip with Wood down Arkansas’ White River. He was also the

creator and host of what would become the longest running TV fishing show in history – a program called The Fishin’ Hole that would run for 44 seasons, started in 1963 by none other than Jerry McKinnis. They were here at Harry Renfro’s request. “We came in the night before and put the boat on the floor,” recalls Wood, who had only been building boats for a couple years at that point. The men found a surprise when they arrived two hours before the show was to open the next morning. “There was a line of people a block long outside the coliseum,” continues Wood. “We didn’t know what was going on, so Jerry tapped one guy on the shoulder and asked him what the line was for.” Of course, the crowds of people were there to see Billy, Forrest and Jerry. The men were humbled. “We’d never experienced anything like that,” recalls McKinnis. “Even back in those days, Harry Renfro did a great job of marketing his show,” McKinnis continues. “We never expected anything close to the reception we received. Despite the bad weather, the show and our seminars were packed.” “Indianapolis was really the first outdoor show to take an interest in bass fishing and help promote what we and others were doing,” Wood concludes. And what they were doing was simply meeting face-to-face with fishing enthusiasts and consumers to talk about fishing, an opportunity that only the consumer sport show can provide. BASS, and later, the FLW have created many fishing superstars. The first, however, was Billy’s brother Bobby Murray, who won the first Bassmaster Classic at the age of 25 in 1971. Bobby would go on to win the big event again in 1978, and earn a wildly successful career as a television host, tackle industry representative and public relations professional. Over 40 years later, Bobby Murray remains a top name and, indeed, his own brand in the fishing industry. Like his brother, Wood and McKinnis, Bobby Murray has appeared at countless sport shows over the years. “Even in today’s world of dedicated fishing and outdoor TV networks, slick and glossy fishing magazines and infinite online fishing content,

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Spotlight on Speakers

JIM WARD Manipulating Habitat

TOM NAUMAN Fall Mushroom Hunting

Feb. 20-23 & 27

Feb. 28 & Mar. 1

Feb. 23-27

Feb. 21, 23-27

Feb. 22, 24, 26, 28

Feb. 28

FIELD HUDNALLWaterfowl Hunting

Feb. 26, 28, Mar. 1

Feb. 28, Mar. 1

Feb. 26-28, Mar. 1 JASON AMATO Whitetail Deer Hunting

TIM HORTON Bass Fishing Alabama Tourism Booth

Matt Firestein Musky Fishing

See page 19 for a complete schedule.

JASON R. BRUCE Predator Hunting

Feb. 26, 28, Mar. 1

Feb. 26-28, Mar. 1

Feb. 27-28, Mar. 1

Feb. 27-28

EDDIE SALTERThe Turkey Man

JOE THOMAS Bow Hunting North America

INDIANA CATFISH ASSOCIATION

Feb. 27-28, Mar. 1

BILLY McDONALD FLW Pro Bass Fishing

Hunting SEMINAR Speakers

GREGG RITZ Big Tine Seminar

Feb. 21-22, 28, Mar.1

Feb. 20 & 25

Feb. 21-22 JAY COUCHWalleye Fishing

INDIANA SLAB MASTERS Crappie

DERRICK FILKINS Smallmouth Bass

BILL EPEARDSArchery Deer Hunting

Feb. 28, Mar. 1

GILBERT HUXLEY Carp Fishing

DAN ARMITAGE Kids Fishing/ Ask the Pros

MIKE HULBERT Musky Fishing

Feb. 21, 23-28

Feb. 20, 23-27

Feb. 21, 23, 27, Mar.1 CHAE DOLSENMusky Fishing

RUSS BAILEYCrappie Fishing

TODD HOLLOWELL Bass Fishing

MIKE IACONELLI Bass Fishing

Feb. 20-27, Mar. 1

RONNIE CAPPSCrappie Fishing

KYLE SCHOENHERR Crappie Fishing

BILL MURRAY Legends

BOBBY MURRAY Legends

Feb. 21-22

Feb. 28 & Mar. 1

JERRY McKINNIS Legends

Feb. 24-26

Forrest Wood Legends

Feb. 28

See page 6 for a complete schedule.

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Fishing Speakers

= ASK THE PROS SPEAKER!

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Blue Ribbon Pavilion - Tackle Town USA Fishing Tackle Manufacturers & Retailers • Boating Accessories • Fiberglass Repair & Restoration • Charter Captains • Trout Fishing • Powersports & More!

KIDS DAY! Saturday, February 28th

SPONSORED BY HONEY CREEK TACKLE That means on Saturday, February 28th the first 500 children through the door will receive Rod & Reel Combo! No need for a sitter - bring your kids!

Daily Fishing Seminars Friday 2/20/2015 2:00pm Gilbert Huxley – Carp Fishing 101 3:00pm Damon Phillips – How to Beat Crappie 4:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 5:00pm Mike Hulbert – Muskies Anytime Anyplace 6:00pm Todd Hollowell – Bass Fishing Tips for 2015 Saturday 2/21/2015 11:00am Chae Dolsen – Musky 12:00pm Dan Armitage – Kids Fishing 1:00pm Russ Bailey – Crappie - Dock Shooting/Fishing During a Cold Front 2:00pm Ask the Pro’s – Booking a Trip to Canada 3:00pm Todd Hollowell – Bass Fishing Tips for 2015 4:00pm Ronnie Capps – Ask Ronnie How to Catch Crappie 5:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics 6:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 7:00pm Derrick Filkins – Smallmouth Sunday 2/22/2015 11:00am Russ Bailey – Crappie - Dock Shooting/Fishing During a Cold Front 12:00pm Dan Armitage – Kids Fishing 1:00pm Todd Hollowell – Bass Fishing Tips for 2015 2:00pm Matt Firestein – Trolling for Musky

3:00pm Ronnie Capps – Ask Ronnie How to Catch Crappie 4:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association Monday 2/23/2015 12:00pm Gilbert Huxley – Carp Fishing 101 1:00pm Chae Dolsen – Musky 2:00pm Derrick Filkins – Smallmouth 3:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 4:00pm Todd Hollowell – Bass Fishing Tips for 2015 5:00pm Slab Masters Damon Phillips – How to Beat Crappie 6:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics Tuesday 2/24/2015 12:00pm Gilbert Huxley – Carp Fishing 101 1:00pm Matt Firestein – Trolling for Musky 2:00pm Derrick Filkins – Smallmouth 3:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 4:00pm Billy McDonald – Springtime Shallow Water Fishing for Bass 5:00pm Slab Masters Doug Sikora – Ice fishing Vertical Jigging 6:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics Wednesday 2/25/2015 12:00pm Gilbert Huxley – Carp Fishing 101 1:00pm Mike Hulbert – Muskies Anytime Anyplace

2:00pm Derrick Filkins – Smallmouth 3:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 4:00pm Billy McDonald – Springtime Shallow Water Fishing for Bass 5:00pm Slab Masters Matt Morgan – River Fishing Spider Rig 6:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics Thursday 2/26/2015 12:00pm Gilbert Huxley – Carp Fishing 101 1:00pm Matt Firestein – Trolling for Musky 2:00pm Derrick Filkins – Smallmouth 3:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 4:00pm Billy McDonald – Springtime Shallow Water Fishing for Bass 5:00pm Slab Masters Tommy Thornton – Fishing Patoka Lake/Transition Fishing 6:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics Friday 2/27/2015 12:00pm Gilbert Huxley – Carp Fishing 101 1:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics 2:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association 3:00pm Chae Dolsen – Musky 4:00pm Todd Hollowell – Bass Fishing Tips for 2015

SEMINAR SERIES

5:00pm Slab Masters Tom Hankins – Spider Rigging and Trolling 6:00pm Derrick Filkins – Smallmouth 7:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics Saturday 2/28/2015 11:00am Kyle Schoenherr – Crappie 12:00pm Dan Armitage – Kids Fishing 1:00pm Mike Iaconelli – Bass - All About Jerk Baits 2:00pm Legends – Legends Forrest Wood, Jerry McKinnis, Billy and Bobby Murray 3:00pm Matt Firestein – Trolling for Musky 4:00pm Kyle Schoenherr – Crappie 5:00pm Legends – Legends Forrest Wood, Jerry McKinnis, Billy and Bobby Murray 6:00pm Mike Iaconelli – All About Jerk Baits 7:00pm Jay Couch – Walleye - Trolling, Casting, Baits & Electronics Sunday 3/1/2015 11:00am Kyle Schoenherr – Crappie 12:00pm Dan Armitage - Kids Fishing 1:00pm Mike Iaconelli – Bass - Finesse Swimbaits 2:00pm Ask the Pros – Musky Panel/ Chae Dolsen, Mike Hulbert, Matt Firestein 3:00pm Chae Dolsen – Musky 4:00pm Hector Carrillo – Indiana Catfish Association

The Ask the Pros Fishing Seminar Series provides a unique seminar format that puts show goers into direct contact with the seminar speakers. You ask the questions. You control the topics.

Ask the Pros: Discover Canada

Ask the Pros: Musky

Panel:

Saturday February 21, 2:00pm

Canoe Canada – Shane Selman Nestor Falls Fly-in Camp John Beaushene Kashabowie Outpost – Brian Wallace Water Falls Lodge – Mike Morgan

Canada adventure travel experts and representatives of lodges, cabins and outposts discuss how to select and book the best North-of-the Border fishing, hunting or wildlife-watching vacation for you, your friends or family.

Sunday March 1st 2:00pm

Mike Hulbert Chae Dolsen Matt Firestein

Panel includes a wealth of knowledge in all aspects of Musky fishing. Everything from bait selection, fishing styles and technics to fishing musky in different parts of the country.

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Exhibitors List

10oc LED’s 350 A & A Baits 311 A & B Marine 610 A2O Boating Supplies 1004-1005 Advanced Entertainment Systems 711-712 Allstar Dips / Dips Plus More LLC 747 A-n-J Charters & Lodging 519 Aqua Lube of Kentucky 643-645 Arndt’s Fudgery LLC 745-746 Ball State Bass Club 567 Bass Unlimited Foundation 346 Basswishes Tackle Company & Guide Service 320 - 322 Blue Bank Resort 207 Brewco Marketing Group 2002 Capitol City Conservation Club 313 Captain Hook Charters 310 Cedar Creek Winery 750 Chilling The Most Inc 714 Church Tackle Co Inc 339 Clearly Outdoors 303 Confusion Lake Michigan Fishing Charters Inc 317 Custom Spinners Unlimited / New Age Discoveries 215-216 DirectBuy of Indianapolis 404 Dreyer Honda South 535-537, 602-604 Drift Away Charters 720 D&R Enterprises 651 Epoxy Flooring Specialists 713 Eric’s Elite Guide Service 318-319 EZ Hang Chairs 226-227 Fire Drill Charters 337 Fish Ranger (The) 657-661, 724-728 Fishing Tackle Warehouse 228-230, 328-330 Flat-Out Powersports Inc 635-638, 702-705 Gapen Company (The) 453-455 Grandt Industries Inc 557-561 Graphic Design Ventures Inc 717-719 Hamilton County Parks & Recreation 214 Hamilton’s Dock Services 307 Honey Creek Tackle 549-555, 616-622 Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club 715 Indiana Bass Federation 2007-2008

Indiana Bass ‘n Gals 327 Indiana Catfish Association 304 Indiana DNR 443-449, 510-516 Indiana Slab Masters 312 Indiana Youth BASS Nation 754 Indy Prop Shop LLC 203 IU Bass Fishing Club 563 Lake Art LLC 403 L-Bo Bend Resort & Embroidery 652 Lucas Oil - Marine & Motorcycle Divisions 2003-2004 M K Peters Enterprises / MyFloatingBar 742 Mac’s Critters 520-522 Made in Michigan Ltd 517 Maya’s Barkery 738 MBW Enterprises LLC / Frogg Toggs 639-641, 706-708 M. Denney Construction Company 716 Mid-Indiana Marine Inc 211 Mike Hulbert Musky Guide Service 212 Millennium Linings & Accessories 1010-1011 Miller’s Mini Barns 1012 Morgan Products 613-615, 646-650 Okuma Fishing / Schueler, LaFond, Spry & Associates Inc 624-625 Optic Armor Sunglasses 414-415 Osprey Charter Service 336 P & P Golf Cars LLC 1003 Patriot Sales 721-722 Penrod & Reel Guide Service 314 Pheasants Forever Central IN Chapter #642 611-612 Pit-Pro Custom Carts 2001 Pond Life Consulting 518 Ponds Rx LLC 347-348 Pontoon Restoration Company 213 Priority 1 Medical 755 Purdue Bass Club 565 Rainmaker Charters 335 RD’s Tackle Supply 352-355, 419-422 Reaction Strike & Castaic / Trophy Technologies LLC 224-225, 324-325 Red DiRT Bait Company 343-345 Reel Crazy Charters 349

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Rhodan Marine Systems 450-452 Rodfather Charter Fishing 308 Rollys Custom Rods 543-545 Royal Blue Appearance Products 405 Sea Breeze Charters 410-411 Seal Smart LLC 756 Shades of Fun 739-741 Sherm’s Marine 1001-1002 Signal 10 Media LLC / WildIndiana Magazine 748 Smokin’ Oak 402 SoreMouth Tackle 626-628 South Bend Chocolate Company 752-753 Sportsman Fishing Club of Uindy 564 Spotless Boat, LLC 302 Sunshine Products 751 Tackle Service Center 306 Thomas Docks Inc 202 Throw N Thunder 653-655 Tillman’s Van & Truck Accessories 1006-1007 Tom Wood Outdoor 539-541, 606-608 Tony Sheda Enterprises 406-408 Touchdown Lures of America Inc 208 Traeger Pellet Grills LLC 217 Traxstech Inc 338 Trifecta Ventures 416-417 Trophy Hunter Charter Services Inc 210 Truck Pro Equipment Sales Inc 435-441, 502-508 US Army Corps of Engineers / Middle Wabash Project Office 412-413 US Coast Guard Auxiliary ~ Indianapolis 2009 Vincennes University - Bass Club 566 Wabash Industrial Services / Pappy’s Campfire Grill 315-316 Webster Lake Guide Service 340-341 Webster Lake Musky Club 305 Westfield Powersports 2005-2006 Whopper Stopper Musky Charters 326 Wildcat Creek Outfitters 218-222 Wilson Farm Market 710 Wittenberg Company 546-548 Yar-Craft 204-206

Saturday, Feb 28th 2:00pm & 5:00pm

sport shows and fishing seminars are more popular and relevant than ever,” says Bobby.

expert about a specific technique or a piece of gear and then lay your hands right on it. It’s really unique.”

Wood and McKinnis agree. “Sport shows will always be popular because anyone can come and lay their hands on the latest products and talk one-on-one with the best anglers in the world,” says Wood. “That’s what people want, and no magazine article or internet chat room can replace that,” he continues.

Of course, this ability to interact personally with angling’s biggest stars has been a focus of the Ford Indianapolis Boat, Sport and Travel Show since the late 60’s. And a lot has transpired since then, which is one of the reasons why Billy and Bobby Murray, Wood and McKinnis are all returning to this year’s show. The men will sit on an interactive Fishing Legends Panel Saturday, February 28 at 2:00 and 5:00 pm to talk about how everything that happened in the formative years of bass and other forms of freshwater recreational fishing have led to where the sport is today, while also sharing opinions on where it may be headed tomorrow.

“There’s no other sport where its top performers are so accessible,” McKinnis adds. “You can have an eye-to-eye conversation with a real

“People don’t ask me how to rig a plastic worm anymore,” McKinnis chuckles. “They ask me about history. They want to hear about where the sport we love so much today came from… the people and the stories that tie everything together.”

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Champion’s Pavilion

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Travel & Tourism Quiet Sports-Sportsman’s Arena Travel & Tourism • Canadian & American Hunting & Fishing Lodges • State Tourism Bureaus Sailing • Hiking • Camping • Climbing • Canoeing • Kayaking • Fly Fishing • Travel Café

Sportsman’s Arena Schedule Friday 2/20/2015 3:00pm Chics with Axes 4:00pm K-9 X Games Show 5:00pm Chics with Axes 6:00pm Big Air Workshop/ Open Dock 7:00pm Big Air Wave #1 Saturday 2/21/2015 10:00am Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 11:00am Big Air Wave #2 12:30pm Chics with Axes 1:30pm Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 2:00pm Big Air Wave #3 3:30pm Chics with Axes 4:30pm Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 5:00pm X’treme Retrieve 6:30pm Chics with Axes Sunday 2/22/2015 10:00am Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 10:30am Big Air Wave #4

12:00pm 1:00pm 1:30pm 3:00pm 4:00pm

Chics with Axes Big Air Open Dock/ Practice Big Air Wave #5 Chics with Axes Big Air Week One Finals (waves 1-5)

Monday 2/23/2015 12:00pm Chics with Axes 2:30pm K9 X Games Show 4:00pm Chics with Axes 5:00pm Big Workshops/ Open Dock 6:00pm Big Air Wave #6 Tuesday 2/24/2015 12:00pm Chics with Axes 2:30pm K9 X Games Show 4:00pm Chics with Axes 5:00pm Big Workshops/ Open Dock 6:00pm Big Air Wave #7

Wednesday2/25/2015 12:00pm Chics with Axes 2:30pm K9 X Games Show 4:00pm Chics with Axes 5:00pm Big Workshops/ Open Dock 6:00pm Big Air Wave #8 Thursday 2/26/2015 12:00pm Chics with Axes 2:30pm K9 X Games Show 4:00pm Chics with Axes 5:00pm Big Workshops/ Open Dock 6:00pm Big Air Wave #9 Friday 2/27/2015 3:00pm Chics with Axes 4:00pm K-9 X Games Show 5:00pm Chics with Axes 6:00pm Big Air Workshop/ Open Dock 7:00pm Big Air Wave #10

Saturday 2/28/2015 10:00am Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 11:00am Big Air Wave #11 12:30 Chics with Axes 1:30pm Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 2:00pm Big Air Wave #12 3:30pm Chics with Axes 4:30pm Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 5:00pm X’treme Retrieve 6:30pm Chics with Axes Sunday 3/1/2015 10:00am Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 10:30am Big Air Wave #13 12:00pm Chics with Axes 1:00pm Big Air Open Dock/ Practice 1:30pm Big Air Wave #14 3:00pm Chics with Axes 4:00pm Big Air Week Two Finals (waves 1-5)

SPECIAL THANKS!

The 2014 Pinnacle Award was given to Hendricks Creek Resort in recognition of over 40 years of exhibition excellence at the Indianapolis Boat, Sport & Travel Show We would also like to acknowledge the following exhibitors for receiving 2014 Excellence in Show Exhibit Awards:

• Ford Indianapolis Boat Sport & Travel Show - Emmet County, Michigan • Ford Indianapolis Boat Sport & Travel Show- Honey Creek tackle • Ford Indianapolis Boat Sport & Travel Show - N3 Boatworks • Ford Indianapolis Boat Sport & Travel Show- Flat-Out Powersports • Indiana Motorcycle Expo- Elite Auto Image • Indiana Deer, Turkey & Waterfowl Expo - Lengacher’s Taxidermy • Indiana Deer, Turkey & Waterfowl Expo - Hinters Heritage Group / High Country Archery

Champion’s Pavilion

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Travel & Tourism Quiet Sports-Sportsman’s Arena Exhibitors List

Travel & Tourism • Canadian & American Hunting & Fishing Lodges • State Tourism Bureaus Sailing • Hiking • Camping • Climbing • Canoeing • Kayaking • Fly Fishing • Travel Café

Adventures on the Gorge 229-230 Ala Carte Realty 504 Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel 427 Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association 428-429 Alaska Lazer Tours 155 Ambassadair / Grueninger Travel Group 430 American Canoe Association 100-105 Anchor Inn on Little Sand 127 Anchor South Management 236-237 Anderson County Tourism Council 204 Auglaize & Mercer Counties CVB 534 Bayside Resort 150 Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel 435 Big North Lodge & Outposts 107 Blue Bank Resort 232 Bluegreen Vacations 610-611 Burnside Tourist Commission 312 Camptown 100-105 Canoe Canada Outfitters 126 Canoe Country / Shelton Canoe Shuttle Inc 527 Carley Farms, LLC 225 Carousel Winery 650 Carrollton / Carroll County Tourism & Convention Commission 309 Cedar Hill Resort 202 Central Indiana Wilderness Club 100-105 Century Lodge 238 Clements Canoes Outdoor Center 505 Colucci Cabin Rentals LLC 513 Copper Kettle Fudge & Popcorn 605 Cruise Planners 401-402 Cypress Point Resort 307 Dale Hollow Marina 334 Daviess County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau 510 Deerfield Resorts 227-228 Diver’s Supply Indy Discover Scuba Area Eagle Nest Resort 211 East Port Marina & Resort 162 Emmet County 403-405 Explore Southern Indiana 509 Fireside Lodge 210 Flat Hollow Management 234 Flat Hollow Marina, LLC 235 FlyMasters of Indianapolis 806 Fourwinds Resort & Marina 532-533 Fun Runners Inc / Sailboats Inc 800-803

Gathering Lake Outfitters Glasgow-Barren County Tourist Commission Gold Arrow Camp Ltd Grider Hill Marina & Resort Halley’s Camps Inc Hendricks Creek Resort Hickory Hills Campground Holmes Bend Marina & Resort Inc Hoosier Canoe and Kayak Club Hoosier Hills Marina Hoosier National Forest Hoosier Sail & Power Squadron Indian Hills Resort / Alligator II Marina Indiana Beach Amusement Resort / Indiana Beach Inc Indiana Campground Owners Association Indiana Caverns Indiana KOA Owners Association Indiana Office of Tourism Development Indiana Zipline Tours Inc IYAK Jamestown Resort & Marina Jellystone Park at Lake Monroe Kamp Modoc LLC Kashabowie Outposts Ltd Kentucky Southern Shorelines Kosciusko County Convention & Visitors Bureau Lake Erie Shores & Islands Lake of the Ozarks CVB (Feb20-24) LaTourell’s Resort & Outfitters Latreille Lake Lodge & Outposts Laurie River Lodge Leave No trace Life of Riley Resort Linton-Stockton Chamber of Commerce Manistee Pure Michigan Manotak Lodge (Feb25-Mar1) Marengo Cave National Landmark Mills Marketing Group / Southern Destinations Mitchell Creek Marina Nelson’s Guide Service Nestor Falls Fly-In Outpost Norris Dam Marina Nungesser Lake Lodge 2008 Ltd (Feb25-Mar1) Ohio DNR - Watercraft Division Orvis Company

151 333 108 301 133-134 337-338 536 313 100-105 525 535 433 302 526 432 537 425 502-503 508 100-105 327 528 530 135 328 651 411 154 538 607 308 100-105 130 501 407 400 657 152-153 161 233 136 200 154 603 604

Parke County Convention & Visitors Commission/Parke County Inc Patoka Lake Marina Inc Pickled Pedaler Inc (The) Raccoon Lake Boat Rental Inc Radcliff / Fort Knox Tourism Commission (Feb20-24) Recreation Unlimited Red River Gorge Cabin Rentals Russell County Tourist Commission S & H Campground / S & H Upgrades Salmon Catcher Lodge Inc. Sam’s Boat Dock (Watts Bar Properties LLC) Sheltowee Trace Outfitters SmarTravel Smoky Mountain Tour Connection Somerset-Pulaski County CVB Sportsman’s Resort Springs Dock Resort Squid Anchor / PTD (The) State Dock at Lake Cumberland Sugar Creek Campground & Canoe Rentals Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Commission Sulphur Creek Resort Inc Summer Winds Resort Services LLC (Mid-Vest Equities LLC) Sunset Marina & Resort / Conley Bottom Resorts Sweet Owen CVB Taylor County Tourist Commission Timbuktu Marina Tourist Information Service Trails to Adventure Twin Cove Marina Uchi Lake Lodge Upper Cumberland Tourism Association Viking Outpost Cabins Voyageur North Outfitters Waterfalls Lodge West Virginia Adventures Western UP CVB / Lake Gogebic Area Chamber of Commerce White River Canoe Company Wicked River Outfitters Wildcat Creek Outfitters Wisconsin Indian Head Country Inc Wisdom Dock Resort Young’s Wilderness Camp Zulani Safaris

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Hobie Cat Islands - Fun Runners Inc. / Sailboats Inc. Hobie Cat Mirage Drive Kayaks - Fun Runners Inc. / Sailboats Inc.

Hobie Cat Pro Anglers - Fun Runners Inc. / Sailboats Inc. Hobie Cat Sailboats - Fun Runners Inc. / Sailboats Inc.

800-803 800-803

Hobie Cat Stand Up Paddleboards - Fun Runners Inc. / Sailboats Inc. Tohatsu: Outboard Motors - Fun Runners Inc. / Sailboats Inc.

800-803 800-803

Manufacturers List

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New Travel Cafe

The all-new Travel Café rolls into the Champions Pavilion this year with exciting travel destination presentations and videos. Along with the fresh new travel ideas presented by the exhibitors within the Travel & Tourism section of the show, there will be new and unique in-show dining options. The Travel Café will encourage attendees to linger through the use of live and entertaining programs and demonstrations, as well as an array of multi-media displays showcasing destinations represented at the Show. In short you can grab a bite, rest a spell and pick out a new vacation destination all at the same time, this year in the new Travel Café. We’d like to thank the following exhibitors for contributing videos: • Fireside Lodge • The Pickled Pedaler • Young’s Wilderness Camp • Manistee County Visitor’s Bureau • Trails To Adventure • Taylor County Tourist Commission • Lake Erie Shores & Islands • Smoky Mountain Tour Connection • Indiana Zip Line Tours • Algonquin Provincial Park • Beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel • Indiana Office of Tourism Development • Adventurers on the Gorge Travel Café Seminar Schedule Friday 2/20/2015 2:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 3:00pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 4:00pm Indiana Tourism – Mark Newman 5:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 6:00pm Latreille Lake lodge & Outposts – Jeff Thomas 7:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV Saturday 2/21/2015 11:00am John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 12:00pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 1:00pm Indiana Tourism – Mark Newman 2:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 3:00pm Central Indiana Wilderness Club – Bob Hart 4:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson 5:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 6:00pm Waterfalls Lodge – Mike Morgan 7:00pm Timbuktu Marina & Cabins – Larry Clines 8:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV Sunday 2/22/2015 11:00am Waterfalls Lodge – Mike Morgan 12:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 2:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson 3:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 4:00pm Cruise Planners/Insight Vacations – Frank Stephenson Monday 2/23/2015 12:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 1:30pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 3:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson 4:30pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 6:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson Tuesday 2/24/2015 12:30pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 2:00pm Timbuktu Marina & Cabins – Larry Clines

3:30pm 5:00pm

John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV Latreille Lake Lodge & Outposts – Jeff Thomas

Wednesday 2/25/2015 12:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 1:30pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson 3:00pm Waterfalls Lodge – Mike Morgan 4:30pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 6:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson Thursday 2/26/2015 12:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 1:30pm Indiana Tourism – Mark Newman 3:00pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 4:30pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 6:00pm Latreille Lake Lodge & Outposts – Jeff Thomas Friday 2/27/2015 12:00pm Central Indiana Wilderness Club – Bob Hart 1:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 2:00pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 3:00pm Waterfalls Lodge – Mike Morgan 4:00pm John Holod - Adventure Travel with your RV 5:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson 6:00pm Timbuktu Marina & Cabins – Larry Clines 7:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV Saturday 2/28/2015 11:00am John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 12:00pm Timbuktu Marina & Cabins – Larry Clines 1:00pm Indiana Tourism - Mark Newman 2:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 3:00pm Indiana Caverns – Gary Robertson 4:00pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 5:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 6:00pm Waterfalls Lodge – Mike Morgan 7:00pm Central Indiana Wilderness Club – Bob Hart 8:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV

Sunday 3/1/2015 11:00am Central Indiana Wilderness Club – Bob Hart 12:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 1:00pm Indiana Tourism - Mark Newman 2:00pm Life of Riley Resort – Rock Gilson 3:00pm John Holod – Adventure Travel with your RV 4:00pm Waterfalls Lodge – Mike Morgan

Indiana Tourism

Discover some of Indiana’s tourism destinations that will surprise you with the diversity of options the state offers visitors.

Indiana Caverns

Follow the feats of the men and women that explore southern Indiana’s vast Binkley Cave system, indiana’s longest cave.

Indiana Caverns

Come learn about the bones found inside INDIANA CAVERNS, America’s newest show cave.

John Holod – Award Winning Film Maker

“Alaska: RV Adventure of a Lifetime”, “The Great Rocky Mountain RV Adventure”, “East Coast RV Adventure”, and “Route 66 RV Adventure”.

Life of Riley Resort

Life of Riley Resort is located on Norwegian Bay and guaranteed to give you that wilderness sensation of being in God’s Country.

Waterfalls Lodge

World class fishing, fantastic food, superb accomodations, spectacular scenery and super hospitality equal a great vacation!

Cruise Planners

There is no more inspirational way to discover the world than with Insight Vacation’s luxury and premium escorted journeys.

Timbuktu Marina & Cabins

Discover this unique location featuring lake front cabins, rental boats, fishing opportunities and other area attractions.

Latreille Lake Lodge & Outposts

Latreille Lake Lodge is a Fly-In Lodge that is located 65 air miles east of Red Lake, Ontario and is accessible only by float plane.

Central Indiana Wilderness Club

From paddling, backpacking, biking, a caving trip, and some introductory skills classes, our trips are one week in length or just weekend events.

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West Pavilion/Boat Pavilion BOATS WEST

Boats • Docks & Lifts • Wakeboard and Water Ski Accessories

Over 5 Acres of New Boats all under One Roof!

Exhibitors List Abaco Dock Company 114-115 Aqua Marine of Anderson Inc 309-314 Boat Place (The) 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Boatland Inc 335-338 Brownie’s Marine Sales Inc 405-406 Denny’s Marina Inc 127-134, 201-208, 227-230 EZ-Dock of Mid America / Deaton’s Waterfront Service 110-112 Flat-Out Powersports Inc 304, 330 Geist Marina 401 Hamilton’s Dock Services 327 Hewitt Lifts & Roll-A-Dock 328-329 Just Add Water Boats 100-109 LakeMaster Inc 351-353 Lakeview Marina Inc 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Meador Dock & Landscape Company 343 Mid-Indiana Marine Inc 402 N3 Boatworks 141-143, 215-217 Parkside Marine & More Inc 241-243, 315-317 Pine Crest Marine Indianapolis Inc 244-246, 318-320, 344-348, 350 Portside Marine Sales & Service Inc 232-234, 306-308 Ted’s Aqua Marine 247-252, 321-326 Thomas Docks Inc 332-334 Watercraft Boat Docks 301-303 Westfield Powersports 339-341

Manufacturers List

Alumacraft-The Boat Place 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Apex Pontoons- Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Aqua Patio-The Boat Place 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Avalon Pontoons - Ted’s Aqua Marine 247-252, 321-326 Axis Boats - Mid-Indiana Marine Inc. 402 Bayliner - Ted’s Aqua Marine 247-252, 321-327 Bennington - Denny’s Marina 127-134, 201-208, 227-230 Berkshire Pontoons - Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Boston Whaler - Portside Marine Sales & Service Inc. 232-234, 306-308 Bryant Boats - Portside Marine Sales & Service Inc. 232-234, 306-308 Chaparral - Denny’s Marina 127-134, 201-208, 227-230 Cobalt I/O Runabouts - Pine Crest Marine Indianapolis Inc. 244-246, 318-320, 344-348, 350 Crestliner Fishing Boats - Parkside Marine & More Inc. 241-243, 315-317 Evinrude Motors - Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Formula Boats - Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Glastron Bow Riders - Just Add Water 100-109 Go Float Boats - Ted’s Aqua Marine 247-252, 321-328 Harris Pontoons - Parkside Marine & More Inc. 241-243, 315-317 Harris Pontoons -Pine Crest Marine Indianapolis Inc. 244-246, 318-320, 344-348, 350 Hurricane Boats - Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Lowe-The Boat Place 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Lund - Denny’s Marina 127-134, 201-208, 227-230 Malibu Boats - Mid-Indiana Marine Inc. 402 Manitou Pontoons - Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 MasterCraft inboard ski boats - Pine Crest Marine Indianapolis Inc. 244-246, 318-320, 344-348, 350 Mercury Engines - Parkside Marine & More Inc. 241-243, 315-317 Mercury Motors - Gest Marina 401 Mercury Motors -Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Mercury Outboards - Boatland Inc. 335-338 Misty Harbor Pontoons - Just Add Water 100-109 Monterery - The Boat Place 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Moomba - Aqua Marine of Anderson 309-314 NauticStar Deck Boats - Just Add Water 100-109 Nautique Boats - N3 Boatworks 141-143, 215-217 Nitro Bassboats - Brownie’s Marine Sales Inc. 405-406 Qwest Pontoons - Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Ranger - Ted’s Aqua Marine 247-252, 321-329 Regal Boats - Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Regency Pontoons - Brownie’s Marine Sales Inc. 405-406 Rinker Boats - Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Sanpan - The Boat Place 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Scarab Jet Boats - Just Add Water 100-109 Sea Doo Watercraft - Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Sea-Doo - Flat-Out Powersports 304, 330 South Bay Pontoons - Just Add Water 100-109 Starcraft Pontoon Boats - Boatland Inc. 335-338 Stingray Boats - Marine Center of Indiana 135-140, 209-214, 235-240 Sun Catcher Pontoon - Mid-Indiana Marine Inc. 402 Suntracker Pontoons - Brownie’s Marine Sales Inc. 405-406 Supra - Aqua Marine of Anderson 309-314 Sweetwater - The Boat Place 119-126, 147-152, 221-226 Sylvan Pontoons - Geist Marina 401 Tahoe Sportsboats - Brownie’s Marine Sales Inc. 405-406 Tracker Fishing Boats - Brownie’s Marine Sales Inc. 405-406 Tritan Trailers - Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Xcursion Pontoons - Ted’s Aqua Marine 247-252, 321-330 Yachtclub Trailers - Lakeview Marina Inc (DBA: Lingenfelter Powersports) 116-118, 144-146, 218-220 Yamaha Jet Boats - Just Add Water 100-109

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South Pavilion/Annex - RVs RVsSOUTH

Motorhomes • Fifth Wheels • Travel Trailers • Toy Haulers • Pop-ups

BIGGEST SELECTION OF RV’s EVER!

Exhibitors List Camping World RV Sales Cell Phone Stuff Colerain RV of Indianapolis Combs Ketttle Corn European Gourmet Almonds Follrod Sales LLC

118-121, 127 22 124-126 14 25-26 28

House of Jerkey Modern Trailer Sales Modern Trailer Sales Mount Comfort RV NewLee’s Country RV’s Inc Royal Spa Corporation

23 103-104 500-503 504-507 131-132 100

South Fork Ventures Sun Products of Ohio Tom Raper Inc Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales Winning Partners Tupperware

27 24 112-115, 136-140 101-102, 107-110 30-31

Manufacturers List A - Liner - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Ace - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Adventurer - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Alpine - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Anthem - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 AR-One - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Aspen Trail - New Lee RV 131-132 Aspire - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Autumn Ridge - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Avalanche - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Avenger - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Big Country - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Blue Ridge - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Blue Ridge - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Brave - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Bullet - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Bullet Premier - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Bulllet - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Cardinal - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Catalina - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110 Challenger - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Chateau - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Class A Motorhomes - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Classic - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Coachmen - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Coachmen Apex - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Coachmen Chaparral - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Coachmen Freelander - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Coachmen Leprechan Class C Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Coachmen Mirada - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Coachmen Pursuit - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Coleman - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Columbus - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Cornerstone - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Cougar - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110 Cougar X-Lite - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110

Crusader - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Eagle - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Eagle J-Flight - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Eagle Premier - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Entegra Coach - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Era - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Flagstaff - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Flagstaff Fold-Downs - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Forest River - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Forest River -Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Fourwinds - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 FR3 Class A Motorhomes - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Freedom Elite - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Freedom Express - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Fuzion - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Georgetown - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Grand Design - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Grey Wolf - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Greyhawk - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Heartland - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Hideout - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110 Highland Ridge RV - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Impact - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Javelin - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Jayco - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Jayco Motorhomes - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 J-Feather - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Journey - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Keystone - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Koala - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Kodiak - New Lee RV 131-132 KZ Venture - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Lacrosse - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Laredo - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Launch - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Layton - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Light - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110

Melbourne Class C - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Micro-Lite - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Momentum - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Nomad - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Nomad - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Nomad Joey - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Nomad Retro - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Open Range - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Outback - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110 Outlaw - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Palazzo - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Palomini - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Palomino - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Palomino - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Passport - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110 Pinnacle - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Precept Class A - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Prime Time - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Prowler - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Puma - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Redhawk - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Redwood - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Relfection - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Road Warrior - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Rockwood - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Sabre - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Salem - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Salem Cruise Lite - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Salem Hemisphere - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Sanibel - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Seneca - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Shamrock - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Shasta Flyte - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Shasta Oasis - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Shasta Revere - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Skyline - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Skyline - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104

SolAire - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Solitude - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Somerset - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Sonic - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Sport Trek - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Sport Trek Toyhaulers - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Springdale - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Sprinter - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Starcraft - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Summerland - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Summerland - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Sunseeker - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Sunset Trail - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Thor Motor Coach - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Torque - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Tour - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Toyhaulers - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Tracer - Tom Raper Inc. 112-115, 136-140 Track & Trail - Mount Comfort RV 504-507 Travato - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Travelstar - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Trilogy - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Tuscany - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Vegas - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Vengeance - Walnut Ridge Family Trailer Sales 101-102, 107-110 Vibe - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Vista - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 V-Lite - Colerain RV of Indianapolis 124-126 Wildwood - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Wildwood - Modern Trailer Sales 500-503 & 103-104 Windsport - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Winnebago - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Wolf Pup - Camping World RV Sales 118-121, 127 Work & Play - Mount Comfort RV 504-507

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Coliseum Boats • RV’s • Wakeboard Rail Jam

FEBRUARY 20th - 22nd ONLY!

Exhibitors List

Manufacturers List

B&E Marine Inc 2001-2004 Cargo Towing Solutions Great Lakes Boat Lifts 2005 Mid-Indiana Marine Sacksteder’s Customs 2010 Stoops Freightliner - Quality Trailer Inc 2011-2012

Imperial by Evergreen RV - Stoops Freightliner - Quality Trailer Inc Sea Ray -B&E Marine Inc.

Wakeboard Rail Jam Schedule Friday Saturday Sunday

2/20/2015 2/21/2015 2/22/2015

2011-2012 2001-2004

3:00 pm, 6:00 pm 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:30 pm 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 4:30 pm

Feb 28th Fishing Legends Cont... Saturday, 2:00pm & 5:00pm Well, plenty such stories will be shared in Indianapolis on February 28 – with great enthusiasm, no doubt – when McKinnis, Wood and the Murray brothers convene the Fishing Legends Panel, an interactive discussion to be moderated by well known outdoor writer and youth fishing advocate, Dan Armitage. Of course, in keeping with outdoor sport show tradition, the panel sessions will include plenty of opportunities for audience participation. These legendary anglers and fathers of the modern fishing industry are all greatly looking forward to the opportunity. “We’ll just shoot from the lip and cover the topics the folks want to hear about,” says Wood, who believes fishing popularity is at an all-time high. “I may even

squeeze in an embarrassing story or two about Jerry,” Wood continues with a wink. “Lord knows he has more than a few on me.” Billy Murray’s ongoing passion is something he shares with Armitage – getting more families and youth involved in the sport of fishing. “A lot of folks like to watch football, but we can’t all play,” says Murray. “That’s the great advantage that fishing affords,” he continues. “Anyone can participate. Some folks just need a little help and information, and that’s why the sports shows are so important. They can help a family get started in fishing, or take a good fisherman to the next level. That’s what it’s all about,” Murray concludes. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness and interact with this historic gathering of fishing greats!

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First Weekend

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Motorcycle Dealers • Gear and Accessories • Travel Destinations • Bikers Showcase • International Bikini Team Competition • ABATE • Tiny Tots Riding Experience • Pioneers of Hoosier Motorcycling • Much, much more

Bikers Showcase

International Bikini Team You spoke – and we listened! The International Bikini Team is making a stop in Indianapolis on their tour! The International Bikini Team is a world-wide model search organization that does events and promotions in every state and in some countries. If you are interested in learning more about the team or participating in future events, please go to the website at www.internationalbikiniteam.org

ABATE Motorcycle Classes

ABATE of Indiana has trained more than 125,000 Hoosier motorcyclists to ride over the past 36 years. Beginning in 1979, before there was a state legislated program in Indiana, ABATE saw the benefits of riders having the skills and strategies to make their travels safer and more enjoyable. If you know someone that rides a motorcycle, it is likely that they have taken a course with ABATE, and now it’s your turn. Registration for ABATE classes opens at the Indiana Motorcycle Exposition at the Indiana State Fairgrounds February 20th through the 22nd.

Tiny Tots Riding Experience

Let the little ones ride at the Tiny Tots Riding Experience. Great for first timers and amateurs, the Tiny Tot Riding Experience is safe and fun for your future biker. Provided are the test track, motorcycle and apparel. The only problem will be pulling your child away! Plus, in conjunction with the Tiny Tots Riding Experience, ABATE of Indiana will have the “ABATE Children’s Motorcycle Adventure” with several hands on activities geared toward kids.

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Exhibitors List

317 Ryders Motorcycle Club Inc 620-621 72 Camps LLC 314 ABATE of Indiana 6000 AMSOIL - Evans Distributing 615 Angell Sews Patches 1007 AnJill or Not / Road Rash Motorcycle Wear 1017 Aspen Quality Trailers 407-408 Batteries Plus Bulbs 202 Big Skinny Wallets / Jewelry 500 Biker Style Jewelry 512 Bling Rider Inc 1013-1014 Brite One Inc 618 C & T Cycles Inc 1006 Cadillac Area Visitors Bureau 201 Charlie Williams 501 Christian Motorcyclists Association 509-510 Chubby Cups / Eagle Ridge 706-707 Custom Biker Wear & Kentucky Bike Rally 714-718 Cycle Outfitters 502-504, 522-524 Cyphen Sportswear Inc 6006 Dale’s Leather 309 Dreyer Honda 3009 Dreyer Honda South 3010 Dreyer Motorsports / Yamaha - Kawasaki - Suzuki 3006-3008 Ducati Indianapolis 2002-2003 Elite Auto Image 3004 European Gourmet Almonds 403 Excel Equipment & Supply Co Inc 6003 Extreme Cycle Radio 708 Fatty’s Cycle 212-213 Flatbed Tents Inc 622-623 Flat-Out Motorcycles 2006 Fraternal Order of Eagles / Eagle Riders 3207 602-603 Graber Enterprises 307

Hangout Flames / Line-X of Indy Hard Head Ventures / Astech Seat Harley-Davidson of Bloomington Harley-Davidson of Indianapolis Heir Art Hudson Leather Company iFit Massage Indian Motorcycle of Lafayette Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Indiana Patriot Guard Riders Inc Indiana Sheriff’s Association Indianapolis BMW Club Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indianapolis Southside Harley Davidson INDY DESMO Owners Club Inc Indy Vin Moto Iron Horse Motorcycle Lodge Italian Choppers / Home Court ATH J & S Wholesale / Flitz JECO Kelly Law Offices Knightstown Meats & Catering Krambo Kustom Kolors Ladendorf Law Offices Law Offices of Richard M Lester / A.I.M. Liberty Mutual Insurance Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau Lucas Oil - Marine & Motorcycle Divisions Master Formula Maxim Power Sports MBW Enterprises LLC / Frogg Toggs Midwest Scooters & Cycles LLC Millner-Haufen Tool Company Millenium Sunglasses

INDIANA MOTORCYCLE EXPOSITION SCHEDULE: Friday 2/20/15 1:00pm Tiny Tots Riding Experience Opens 2:00pm Scenic Rides in the Cadillac, MI area 4:00pm Pioneers Panel: Moto-Cross & Off Road Racing 5:30pm International Bikini Team Fashion Show 6:30pm Riding the Smokey Mountains & Tail of the Dragon 8:30pm Tiny Tots Riding Experience Closes

PS PS IBTS PS

720-722 1016 2000 3003 604-605 300-305 608 2001 610-611 702-703 511 614 315-316 1002-1003 3002 3001 308 704-705 723-724 710 210 600-601 1015 527 613 306 203 312-313 532 2004 215-217 2007 317 6001

IBTS – International Bikini Team Stage

Saturday 2/21/2015 10:30am Tiny Tots Riding Experience Opens 11:00am Riding the Smokey Mountains & Tail of the Dragon 12:00pm Pioneers Panel: In the Early Days of Racing 1:00pm International Bikini Team Competition 2:00pm Pioneers Panel: Motorcycle Clubs & Organization 3:00pm International Bikini Team Competition 4:00pm Pioneers Panel: Flat Track Racing 5:30pm Riding in the Cadillac, MI Area 6:30pm International Bikini Team Competition 7:30pm Tiny Tots Riding Experience Closes

Miracle Ride Foundation Inc Moto Express Wash Motorcycle Safety Foundation Moto-Xpress Mud Motorsports Open Road Cycle LLC Outerwear Outlet Paragon Leather Powder Pro Coating Service Precision Ear LLC R & D Leather R Falcone Powersports R M Leathers Reflections Ltd Rider Insurance Rock For The Cure Rolling Thunder Inc - Chapter 1 Rossi & Rossi Jewelry Roster’s Roasters Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys - BAM SHIMA Speed City Cycle LLC Sport Bike Trikes by Olson Race Cars Straight Paint T & S Sales / Terry’s Knives Un-chained Gang Motorcycle Ministries Unique Product Sales VizonXtreme Westfield Powersports Wheel Chocks Plus WickedKolor Wild Heart Wytheville Convention & Visitors Bureau Yamaha Motor Corp USA

208-209 1004 609 200 2011 507-508 606-607 6004-6005 204-205 616 6002 2009-2010 1018 612 218 617 709 404 711-712 406 619 3000 2008 529 520 530-531 624 310-311 3005 206-207 318 700-701 211 2005

PS – Pioneer Stage

PS PS IBTS PS IBTS PS PS IBTS

Sunday 2/22/2015 10:30am Tiny Tots Riding Experience Opens 11:30am Pioneers Panel: Motorcycle Dealers in the Early Years 12:30pm International Bikini Team Competition 1:30pm Riding in Cadillac, MI area 2:30pm Pioneer Panel: The Future of Motorcycling 4:00pm International Bikini Team Fashion Show 4:30pm Tiny Tots Riding Experience Closes

PS IBTS PS PS IBTS

Indiana’s Motorcycling History Comes Alive

“I was born into it,” says Moore, who turned pro at 18 and went on to be one of the nation’s top indoor flat track competitors. “Most people either don’t know or have forgotten how popular dirt track racing was in Indiana,” Moore continues, “especially at county fairgrounds, where numerous dirt tracks had already been developed.”

INDIANAPOLIS – America’s early pioneers cut and blazed trails through Indiana’s hardwood forests in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. These brave men and women helped write the rich history of our nation. Some 150 years later, a new breed of pioneers raced through these same forests.

Roberts, Moore and several other living connections to Indiana’s significant motorcycling past will converge at the 24th Annual Indiana Motorcycle Expo, February 20-22 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, to share riveting stories and fascinating historical facts and anecdotes from the early days of Indiana’s motorcycle culture at six Pioneers of Hoosier Motorcycling panel discussions. Other panel members will include Bob Schulteti, former motorcycle racer and current owner of Indianapolis Southside Harley Davidson, a business his parents started in 1947; Frances W. Leman, a motorcycle historian who first joined Motor Maids, the world’s oldest women’s motorcycle club in the world, in 1963; and Roy Garrett, a retired motorcycle racer from Columbus who has been actively involved in the American Motorcycle Association (AMA), ABATE, Discover Indiana Riding Trails (DIRT), and the Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club for over 30 years.

Pioneers of Hoosier Motorcycling share rich stories of competition history and the origins of today’s motorcycle lifestyle at 24th Annual Indiana Motorcycle Expo

Greenwood resident Larry Roberts ran his first enduro motorcycle race – called a “woods race” in those days – in 1955 at the age of 14. Woods races were popular in Indiana in the 1950s and 60s, largely due to the state’s large tracts of public land, and were frequently held in Brown County State Park, the Hoosier National Forest and many other state properties. “A woods race was like a cross country event. These were timed off road runs through thick woods and agricultural fields,” says Roberts, who won Indiana’s 100-mile championship event three times in the early 1960’s on custom bikes he and family members built in his garage. “You couldn’t buy a race bike back then,” Roberts says. “You took a street bike and built it for off road. You changed the seating, tires and gearing, and raised the fenders. Manufacturers started offering some off road scramblers in the early 1970’s, but it wasn’t really until the mid 90’s that you could actually buy a flat out race job.” It was a continuation of the origins of motorcycle customization that began as soon as Orient-Aster, Harley Davidson, Indian and others began making and selling production motorcycles in America at the beginning of the 20th century. Long before woods racing, board track racing was popular in Indiana and throughout the country in the early decades of the 20th century. Constructed of rough-cut timber planks, board tracks -- also called motordromes – were built with high banks that allowed early motorcycle racers to compete grip-to-grip at speeds of over 100 miles per hour. Horrific accidents and widespread fatalities brought about the end of board track racing by the end of the 1920s, when flat track racing began to gain popularity. Indianapolis native Rick Moore began flat track racing in 1957 at the age of 12. His father was a Harley Davidson dealer turned Indian and Triumph dealer who had been a national hill climb champion in the 20s and 30s.

These moderated sessions will cover all aspects of Indiana’s motorcycle history, and will include ample opportunities for audience participation. Following each session, audience members will be invited to talk one-onone with these pioneers and view an unbelievable display of their private collections of historic motorcycle memorabilia including apparel, keepsakes, personal photographs and, of course, several highly significant motorcycles. Many of these items have never been seen by the public. The Pioneers of Hoosier Motorcycling helps to paint a bold yellow centerline connecting Indiana’s storied motorcycle history with the biker lifestyle so many Hoosiers enjoy today. Sometimes, when you want to know where you’re going, it’s helpful to take a glance in the rearview mirror and take a look at where you’ve been. Don’t miss your opportunity to learn where Indiana’s motorcycle heritage has come from. Come hear how it started from the men who lived it themselves – many of whom were brought into the lifestyle by parents who were a part of it from the very start. The Pioneers of Hoosier Motorcycling sessions will involve over 12 of Indiana’s motorcycle pioneers – each with unique stories to tell – and take place at 4:00 pm on Friday, February 20, noon, 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm on Saturday, February 21, and 11:30 am and 2:30 pm on Sunday, February 22. The historic motorcycle memorabilia display will be open for viewing on a continuous basis during all Indiana Motorcycle Expo hours.

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Bows • Archery Accessories • Food Plots - Deer Feeds • Hot Topic Seminars • Gun Dog Demonstrations by the Pros • Deer Scoring • Hunting Outfitters from around the Globe • Waterfowl Boats and Equipment • Hoosier Record Book Trophy Deer Display & much more

Deer Scoring

Manufacturer’s Archery Demo Lanes

• Gregg Ritz • Bill Epeards • Joe Thomas • Jason Amato • Jim Ward

Rack’em up at the deer scoring booth. Bring in your rack to be officially scored by the I.D.H.A., official score keepers for the Hoosier Record Buck program. Officials from the Boone & Crocket and Pope & Young Scorers will also be on hand to score your trophy buck. Scoring fee is $15.

• Field Hudnall • Jeff Foiles • Reid Wurtz

Scoring Dates and Times:

Test your next bow at the Archery Manufacturer’s Demo Lanes. Industry experts will be on hand to show you the latest and greatest new bow technology. Take the guess work out of your next bow purchase and take advantage of the one on one experience with industry experts at the Manufacturer’s Archery Demo Lanes!

Whitetail Series - Sat., Feb. 28 @ 3pm

Waterfowl Series Sun., Mar. 1 @12pm

Thurs., Feb. 26: 3 pm – 7 pm Fri., Feb. 27: 3 pm – 7 pm Sat., Feb. 28: 10 am – 7 pm Sun., March 1: 10 am – 5 pm

Hoosier Record Book Captures History of Record Bucks in Indiana

Nothing commands our attention like a trophy rack. A magnificent set of antlers stirs something primal in us, but few associate Indiana with trophy deer. That all changed on November 17, 2012. On that day Tim Beck presented to the world what Indiana’s deer genetics can produce. Scoring at 305 7/8” non-typical, the 37-point buck now ranks as the second largest white-tailed deer ever taken by a hunter in North America. What makes it even more rewarding is the fact that white-tailed deer were extirpated from the state in the late 1800s, and for over 40 years Indiana didn’t even have deer.

While the world was shocked that the Hoosier state produced such a monster, there were some that predicted it. They see evidence every year of what lurks in the hills, river bottoms, and fields of Indiana, and that’s massive bucks. They’ve watched as the average trophy size has inched its way up over the years. Who are these people in the know? They’re the volunteers of the Hoosier Record Buck Program.Few hunters realize that the Indiana Department of Natural Resources doesn’t track the quality of bucks harvested in Indiana. While that wasn’t always the case, budget cutbacks forced the IDNR to hand off their trophy record keeping program to the Indian Deer Hunters Association (IDHA) in 1993. From that time forward all scoring and record keeping has been done by an army of volunteers under the guidance of the IDHA. The IDHA is a non-profit organization of sportsmen who are concerned about all things related to the health of Indiana’s deer population, from habitat and environmental issues to game laws and landowner rights.Members of the IDHA are impassioned to preserve and promote the quality of deer in Indiana. Helping hunters score their trophies furthers that goal. The data on how high the buck scored, where it was taken, when it was taken, how it was taken, and by whom is compiled and added to an ever increasing Hoosier Record Buck Program book that is published every three years. For most, the book is a memorial to trophy deer and the hunters that put in the time required to get them. To others, the book is a tool to take their passion to the next level. Along with the stories and honor rolls of trophies, what’s really of value is the ability to read where the trophy bucks are coming from and then pursue hunting opportunities in that area.

Unfortunately, due to a variety of reasons, some hunters don’t feel the need to get their trophy officially scored. One of the big reasons is confusion about the scoring process and just what qualifies as a “record” buck. That’s both an easy and hard question to answer. Through a complex method of measuring the antlers, a final score is attributed. If that score meets or beats set criteria, it’s a trophy. The Indiana Deer Hunter’s Association considers any legally taken, fair-chase whitetail typical buck (those that are normal, symmetrical, and well-balanced) with a minimum score of 140 inches and any non-typical (those that possess points that are abnormal in shape or position) with a minimum score of 160 inches, to be a trophy. While other organizations (P&Y, B&C, SCI, and others) measure the antlers in the same manner, their trophy criterion varies. While the method of measuring and scoring antlers is complex, there is an easy way to find out if a buck is a trophy; bring it to the IDHA booth at the Ford Indianapolis Boat, Sport, and Travel Show that is produced each year by Renfro Productions. For a small fee, a buck can be officially scored. If the buck meets the criteria, the owner of the trophy will receive a certificate and will be listed for all eternity in the Hoosier Record Buck Program book. Another perk to having the antlers scored by IDHA, is that they will assist hunters in applying for their certification with the Pope and Young Association or Boone and Crocket Club. (Please be aware each of those associations requires an additional entry fee.) Hunters should realize that the scoring fee, which is small in comparison to what is charged in neighboring states, and continued book sales are what keeps the program going. If having a buck officially scored isn’t already enough of a draw, no deer hunter can see the IDHA Hoosier Wall of Fame and not go home motivated to hunt harder the next fall. Each year, hunters from across the state bring in their trophy mounts to show the rest of us why we need to stay in the woods longer and hunt harder. Many would argue that the Hoosier Wall of Fame display is one of the largest draws of the show. IDHA member Dave Delany agrees, “It is a once-a-year display dedicated to the magnificence of Indiana whitetailed deer, that can’t be seen anywhere else.” Nothing could be a more fitting tribute to the generations of people that worked hard to make Indiana’s deer herd what it is today. Seeing the Hoosier Wall of Fame is pure inspiration to continue that work for generations to come.

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Seminar Schedule

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Thursday 2/26/2015 12:30pm Bill Epeards – Archery Deer Hunting 2:00pm Eddie Salter – The Turkey Man 2:30pm Hoosier Tree Dog Alliance 3:30pm Tom Nauman - Fall Mushroom Hunting 4:00pm Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club 5:00pm Jason Amato – Whitetail Deer Hunting

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Friday 2/27/2015 12:30pm Jason Amato – Whitetail Deer Hunting 1:30pm Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club 2:00pm Gregg Ritz – Big Tine Seminar Series 3:30pm Eddie Salter – The Turkey Man 4:00pm Hoosier Tree Dog Alliance 5:00pm Joe Thomas- Bowhunting Across North America 6:30pm Field Hudnall – Waterfowl Hunting

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Indiana Wild Turkey Federation 128-129 IPC / Banks Blinds 178-179, 228-229 Irish Leather Works 610 iScope, LLC 364 Jasiri Pro Safaris 560 Jim Ward’s Whitetail Academy 578 Johnson Safe 306 JT Custom Calls 161 Kahlo Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Inc 800-803 Kayak c/o Four Diaz Vargas 260-261 Kester’s Wild Game Food Nurseries 564 Knights Hunting Products 318 Knightstown Meats & Catering 457-458 Labradors Unlimited 614 Legacy Outdoors 528-531 Lengacher’s Taxidermy 412-413 Let-Em-Lite Calls 152 Lost River Game Farm 563 Merit Seed 371 Migration Ambush TV 100-101 Milliron T J Outfitting Inc 463 Mills Pheasant Hunt 317 Mitchell Bow (The) 479 Morel Festival (The) 361 Morel Mania Inc 362 Mossy Oak Properties 271 MudBob LLC 160 Muddy Dog Outdoors 108-110 National Predator Hunters Association 269 National Rifle Association 464 Native Crossbows 561-562 Newt’s Hat Company 121-122 Outdoor Connection 512 Outdoor Youth Exploration Academy Inc 506 P S E Archery 607-608 Pine Acres Bear Hunting Camp 579 Poirier Fish & Game Territory 569

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Pro-Tracker 556 Pyle ‘em Up Outfitters 354 Quail & Upland Game Alliance 267 Qualitees 303 Rancho El Zancudo 456 Redneck Hunting Blinds 216-218 Rooster River Hunting Lodge 370 Roster’s Roasters 210-211 Scholastic Clay Target Program 518 Shadow Hunter Blinds 628-631 Shooters Advantage 363 Silver Bow Outfitters 313 Smokin’ Oak 566 Southern Hunting Safaris NZ Ltd 366 Sport-N-Wood Game Calls 201-202 Sportsmans Graphics 206-208 Stoops Big Game Taxidermy 222-223 Stopher-King Studio 508 Sunrise Outfitters 468 Sweet Seduction Turkey Calls 414 T & S Specialties 224-226 Takedown Outdoors 214 Talkin’ Stick Game Calls Inc. 356 Third Hand Archery Accessories 514 Tommy B’s Custom Carts 570-571, 620-621 Triple M Outfitters Unlimited 606 TSS Equipment Co / Traxx Mobility 418 TurkeyFan.com 307-308 Unique Product Sales 310 Whitetail Adrenaline 402-404 Whitetail Properties 567-568 Whitetail Select Seed 358 Wild Communications LLC 519-520 X-Factor Whitetails of Ohio 617-618 Xtreme Management Hunts LLC 408

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Saturday 2/28/2015 10:30am Jason Amato – Whitetail Deer Hunting 11:00am Tree Stand Safety 11:30am Tom Nauman – Fall Mushroom Hunting 12:00pm Joe Thomas- Bowhunting Across North America 12:30pm Field Hudnall- Waterfowl Hunting 12:30pm Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club 1:00pm Eddie Salter – The Turkey Man 1:30pm Jim Ward - Manipulating Habitat for Successful Hunt 2:00pm Gregg Ritz- Big Tine Seminar Series 2:00pm Hoosier Tree Dog Alliance 2:30pm Jason Bruce- Predator Hunting 3:00pm “Ask the Pro’s” Whitetail series 3:30pm Kevin Marsh – Techniques for Butchering Your Deer 4:00pm Tom Nauman – Fall Mushroom Hunting 4:00pm Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club 4:30pm Jason Amato – Whitetail Deer Hunting

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Bill Epeards – Archery Deer Hunting Joe Thomas – Bowhunting Across North America Jim Ward –Manipulating Habitat For Successful Hunt

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Sunday 3/1/2015 10:30am Jason Bruce- Predator hunting 11:00am Tom Nauman – Fall Mushroom hunting 11:30am Jason Amato – Whitetail Deer Hunting 12:00pm “Ask the Pro’s” Waterfowl Series 12:00pm Hoosier Tree Dog Alliance 12:30pm Jim Ward –Manipulating Habitat for Successful Hunt 1:00pm Gregg Ritz – Big Tine Seminar Series 1:30pm Field Hudnall- Waterfowl hunting 2:00pm Eddie Salter – The Turkey Man 2:00pm Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club 2:30pm Kevin Marsh – Techniques for Butchering Your Deer 3:00pm Bill Epeards – Archery Deer Hunting

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