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The February 2010 issue of The Hunter's Journal highlights the upcoming Hunter's Expo organized by the Kansas City Chapter of Safari Club International (KCSCI), celebrating its 31st year. The newsletter includes a message from the president, Bryan Schanze, discussing the chapter's achievements in conservation, education, and humanitarian efforts, particularly through the Sportsmen Against Hunger program. It also features a calendar of events, hunting reports from members' experiences in Africa, and details about auction items available at the expo. The document emphasizes community involvement and support for hunting rights and wildlife conservation.

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