Truth And The Outdoors Wildlife Expo Program

MARCH 8-9-10, 2013ST. CLAIR HIGH SCHOOL COMPLEX

ST. CLAIR, MO

FREE OFFICIAL SHOW DIRECTORY

Directory produced by River Hills Travelerin cooperation with Truth & the Outdoors Wildlife Expo

INSIDEShow Layout • Directory of Vendors

• Schedule of Activities•Profiles of Seminar Presenters

150 INDOOR &OUTDOORBOOTHS

• SEMINARS •GREAT FOOD •HUGE KIDS ZONE

2 TRUTH & THE OUTDOORS SHOW DIRECTORY March 8-9-10, 2013

The Bible says that there are not enough books in the whole world to contain the accounts of all that Jesus did because of how much He did. It is kind of like that

when we think of thanking all those who have given sacrificially to make the Truth and the Outdoors Expo possible. There are literally hundreds of individuals, churches, businesses and other groups that have given time, talents and monetary donations to produce this great event. So please understand why we can not list them all in this program. If we did try to do so, there would not be enough room to list everyone and we would surely end up leaving out some who have given of themselves and their businesses. We do want to dedicate this space to recognize and to thank every person, group or business, as best as we can, for every contribution, no matter how large or small. It took such generous participation by

each and every one to make this event possible. It has been amazing to see how God has brought all the different folks to work together for this common goal. The Bible says that even giving a cup of water in Jesus’ name will not go unnoticed by our Father in heaven, and such will be rewarded both in this life and in the life to come, when our life is over here on earth. Truly, only in eternity will any of us know the full results and impact of the contributions we have given to this effort. The lives that will be touched through this effort will in turn touch many others, who will then touch many others. So only God knows truly just how great your reward in heaven will ultimately be. God is great and loving and your reward from Him will surely be generous and eternal. God bless you for your service and generosity.

A Special Thank You For Eternity

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This show directory for the Truth & the Outdoors Wildlife Expo was produced on behalf of the Franklin Baptist As-

sociation and Truth & the Outdoors by River Hills Traveler, P.O. Box 245, St. Clair, MO 63077. Emery Styron, editor &

publisher; Jo Schaper, assistant editor. Religious views expressed herein are those of the Franklin Baptist Associa-tion and/or seminar speakers and are not necessarily those of River Hills Traveler, management and staff.

Welcome from the Franklin Baptist AssociationIt is a great pleasure and honor for me to welcome you to our association’s third “Truth” and the Outdoors Expo. We have planned and prepared this school campus and the related exhibits and seminars with you in mind, hoping that your visit here would be enjoyable and enriching. We wanted this expo to be unique from the many others that you may attend. From the very beginning it has been the vision of our association leaders and the “Truth” and the Outdoors Team to provide an affordable and richly rewarding experience for the entire family where each visitor could also have the opportunity to be “exposed” to the “Great Truth” behind the outdoors. The Bible, and even nature itself, plainly teaches us that there is a Creator of our wonderful outdoor world

and of all who live within it. In fact He created our world for our enjoyment and His glory. That Creator is Jesus Christ. The Bible tells us that Jesus is the “Truth” behind the Outdoors and that He desires every person in the world He created to personally know His love and to enjoy His fellowship here on earth. He also desires for us to live forever with Him in the heaven that He also created. Along with enjoying all the outdoors exhibits and programs, please take advantage of the many resources to know Jesus that we have made available today in your handouts and in our seminars. If we can help you to know Him, or know and love Him better, just ask one of our Team Members wearing the orange shirts . ( May God bless your time with us at our expo, and your life forever!

Here to Serve You,Jim PlymaleDirector, Franklin Baptist Association

Truth and theOutdoors

Show DirectoryRick Thomas

Committee ChairmanMark Bay

Event CoordinatorJoe Curry

Assistant CoordinatorAnd

Pro Staff MemberAmanda Thomas

TreasurerBro. Jim Plymale

Director of MissionsExecutive Committee Members

Maynard GrannemannRobin JobeBrian Scott

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A ministry of theFranklin Baptist Association

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doors at your Church or Association: Please call 636-583-2639

This program will work with a wide variety of interest including, car shows, boat shows, gun shows, craft shows, sports shows, home improve-

ment shows, garden shows, quilt shows to name just a few.

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Brian Utecht, national director for the minisrry of Cross Trail Outfitters, will speak at Truth & the Outdoors on many aspects of hunting whitetail deer in Missouri. Brian is a Midwest boy through-and-through. He was born and raised in Nebraska and played as a linebacker for Missouri Western University in St. Joseph. He then joined up with the U.S. Coast Guard and served as a rescue swimmer and weapons officer, and at the time was the most highly decorated rescue swimmer in Coast Guard history. His service to our country took him across our great

nation, finally leading him and his growing family back to Missouri to join Cross Trail Outfitters. Cross Trail Outfitters is a year-round youth hunting and fishing club with summer camps and weekend outings that teaches upon three cornerstones: Building men, preserving our hunting

and fishing heritage, and sharing our Christian faith. God has prepared Brian for this full-time missionary position through years of experience in the great outdoors from trapping in the creeks of Nebraska as a youth to brown bear hunting in Alaska as a young adult to being a professional hunting guide in Texas and top 100 B.A.S.S. Fisherman across the United States. Brian’s passion for sharing his years of experience and skills in the outdoors can be attributed to the hunting and fishing heritage passed down from his grandpa and father who also had a love for the outdoors.

Brian Utecht to talk white tail deer huntingHear Brian Utecht speak at

10:15 a.m. Saturday and 11:15 a.m. Sunday on the Auditorium Stage.

See show schedule for prizes

Friday, March 8th3:00 p.m. ........................................................................Gates will Open3:00 p.m. ...............................3D Archery Motion Pop-Up Shoot beginsAll day ........ Missouri Show-Me Big Bucks Buck Scoring, Kids events, S.O.M.E. Big Buck Display4:00 p.m. ............................Meet Smokey the Bear and Eddie the Eagle5:15 p.m. .........Seminar Speaker: Tim Shannon, The Pond Pro on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Fishing Gear 6:00 p.m. ............................Meet Smokey the Bear and Eddie the Eagle6:30 p.m........... Seminar Speaker: Travis Loewen and his 2,200 Pound Bull, on the stage in the Jr. High Gym. Prize: Savage Mark II BV 22 long rifle with Accu Trigger8:00 p.m. ................................................................Vendor Booths Close8:15 p.m........................................ ............Seminar Speakers Mark and Dan Witt, on the Auditorium Stage Prize: Fully Equipped Athens Bow, Hunter Safety System and other prizes.

Saturday, March 9th10:00 a.m. .......................................................................Gates will Open10:00 a.m. ..............................3D Archery Motion Pop-Up Shoot beginsAll day ........ Missouri Show-Me Big Bucks Buck Scoring, Kids events, S.O.M.E. Big Buck Display10:15 a.m....................Seminar Speaker: Brian Utecht from CTO, on the Auditorium Stage Prize: Hunting Equipment10:30 a.m. ...........................Meet Smokey the Bear and Eddie the Eagle11:15 a.m........Seminar Speaker Marty Holmes, on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Hunting Equipment12:30 a.m. ...... Seminar Speaker: Chris Morrow, Catfishing 101, on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Fishing Gear2:00 p.m.................Seminar Speaker: Roger Sigler (Antler Dog Trainer), on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Dog Training Gear3:30 p.m. ...........................................Seminar Speakers Mark and Dan Witt, on the Auditorium Stage. Two Prize winners: 1.) Fully Equipped Hoyt Charger Bow, Hunter Safety System and other prizes. 2.)Fully Equipped Benelli shot gun.5:00 p.m......... ............................Seminar Speaker: Travis Loewen and

his 2,200 Pound Steer, on the stage in the Jr. High Gym. Prize: Custom Maple Table valued at over $2,300.00 and other prizes.6:30 p.m. Seminar Speaker: Dr. Jim Reimer from Worlds Outstanding Whitetails, on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Hunting Equipment8:00 p.m. ................................................................Vendor Booths Close8:15 pm................Seminar Speaker: Tim Shannon, The Pond Pro on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Two-day guided, all inclusive fishing trip to Lake of the Ozark for an one adult and one child.

Sunday, March 10th8:00 a.m. .................Church Services Start ( All are welcome to attend.)10:00 a.m. .......................................................................Gates will Open10:00 a.m. ..............................3D Archery Motion Pop-Up Shoot beginsAll day ........ Missouri Show-Me Big Bucks Buck Scoring, Kids events, S.O.M.E. Big Buck Display10:15 a.m. . Seminar Speaker Marty Holmes, on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Hunting Equipment10:30 a.m. ...........................Meet Smokey the Bear and Eddie the Eagle11:15 a.m............................... Seminar Speaker: Brian Utecht from CTO, on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Hunting Equipment12:30 p.m.....................................Seminar Speakers Mark and Dan Witt, on the Auditorium Stage. Two Prize winners: 1.) Fully Equipped G5 Quest Rouge Bow, Hunter Safety System and other prizes. 2.) Remington model 700 Deer Rifle.1:00 p.m. ............................Meet Smokey the Bear and Eddie the Eagle2:00 p.m................Seminar Speaker: Travis Loewen and his 2,200 Pound Steer on the stage in the Jr. High Gym. Prize: Custom Maple Blanket Box valued at over $400.00 and Savage Mark II BV 22 long rifle with Accu Trigger.3:30 p.m..................Seminar Speaker: Roger Sigler (Antler Dog Trainer), on the Auditorium Stage. Prize: Hunting Equipment2:30 p.m. Coloring Contest Winner Announced on the Auditorium Stage2:30 p.m................................3D Archery Motion Pop-Up Shoot Winners Announced on the Auditorium Stage4:00 p.m. ................................................................................Show EndsCome by the TATO Prize Display in the Senior High building, to see

all the prizes being given way at our seminars!

The Truth and the Outdoors Show Schedule


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Brothers to share storyfeatured in Field & Stream Mark and Dan Witt, the brothers whose story of losing their father in a hunting ac-cident was told in the Decem-ber 2011/Janu-ary 2012 Field & Stream article, “Fol-lowing Our Father,” will speak on their outdoor ex-periences and Christian faith at the Truth & the Outdoors Wildlife Expo. During Mark’s first deer hunt at the age of 12, his father was tragi-cally killed, an event that would change and impact each family member’s life forever. In spite of the their father’s loss, Mark and Dan have continued to hunt and grow in their love for the outdoors. Mark and Dan have spoken at nu-merous wild game events in the U.S. and Canada. They have produced a gospel tract “Mistaken Identity” which

tells about the hunting accident and also points the reader to Christ.

Hear Mark and Dan Witt speak at 8:15 p.m. Friday,

3:30 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 p.m. Sunday on the Auditorium Stage.


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A collection of 16 of the biggest whitetail deer ever on display will be at the Truth & the Outdoors Wildlife Expo in the Murray School Gym courtesy of Worlds Outstanding Whitetails.. Three of the heads score over 400 non typical! Ten of them score over 300 non-typical. Dr. Jim Reimer of Worlds Outstanding Whitetails will speak about the exhibit at 6:30 p.m. Saturday on the Auditorium stage.

See collection of 16 of biggestwhitetail deer ever on display

Hear Dr. Jim Reimer speak at 6:30 p.m. Saturday

on the Auditorium Stage.See show schedule for prizes

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Chris Morrow, pro staff member for Team Catfish, Weld Pro Boats, and Surge Trophy Cat Series,

is one of the eight seminar presenters at Truth & the Outdoors. Chris is an avid catfisherman with over 30 years of experience chasing the whiskered beast. He has fished for catfish all over the country including the Red River of North Dakota and Manitoba, the James River of Virginia, and the Gulf of Mexico. Chris has caught several Master Angler catfish in Missouri, Manitoba and Virginia. He has been featured in In-Fisherman Catfish Insider Guide, and Brent Frazee’s Ultimate Guide to Missouri Fishing book. Chris has also given numerous seminars across the state.

Chris Morrow with 55.5-lb. blue catfish.

Hear Chris Morrow speak at 12:30 p.m. Saturdayon the Auditorium Stage.


Team Catfish memberChris Morrow will describepursuit of whiskered beast


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“Not everything starts from good beginnings but God has a way of making things work out.” says Pond Pro Tim Shannon. After Shannon’s father died unexpectedly in 2004, he began a quest for a 10-lb. bass to honor the passing of the man who introduced him to the sport. That quest, said Shannon, “ultimately cost me my job, my wife, a few lifelong fishing buddies and nearly my own life.” After four and a half years of chasing “The One,” Shannon came to the realization he was throwing his life away, so he ended his quest. He also realized that from years of fishing practice and studying how-to videos that he had become an expert at small waters fishing. One day staying home from work to care for a sick son, he sat down at the computer

and launched a new concept for fishing called The Pond Pro on Facebook. Shannon started posting tips and how-to’s on the page about how to catch fish in your own backyard and instantly gained attention “I was gaining 130 likes a month but it wasn’t good enough. I knew if I really wanted to get this concept out there I had to do two things: focus on fishing and come up with a gimmick or way to put a stamp on what Pond Pro is all about.” He sold all his hunting gear to get the needed money to buy a jersey with “Pond Pro” on the back and a GoPro camera to post videos instead of articles. His site gained serious momentum and “Here I am,” says Shannon. “I wanted people to know that even the BASS, FLW and LBAA pros started somewhere just like them, on a pond bank.”

Pond Pro Tim Shannon perfectedtechnique while grieving for father

Roger Sigler, innovator and entrepreneur, developed a method for teaching dogs to find shed antlers. He’ll explain that method and share experiences from nearly four decades of animal training at the the Truth & the Outdoors Wildlife Expo. Sigler has been involved in animal training.for most of his adult life. In years of experience with dogs, horses, mules and other animals Sigler developed his own technique of training. He uses no force or harsh treatment of his animal

students, a method that allows him to gain their trust and co-operation so that they enjoy the task that they are asked to perform.

With such a diverse background Roger felt that it would be possible to expand the world of dog training to the sport of shed antler hunting. He found there was no information available

online or in print. No one had explored, much less developed a way of teaching the dogs to hunt for the antler sheds. He believed certain breeds of dogs could be trained to find antler sheds and today he is proving his belief to be correct. He keeps 15 to 18 dogs at

various stages of training and has placed antler dogs in more than 32 states and Canada. Roger has been featured in many national magazines, outdoor TV and radio shows and at seminars at outdoor retailers and sports shows around the country.

Sigler to talk about antler dogs

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Pond Pro Tim Shannon developed his expertise on a quest for a 10-lb. bass to honor his late father.

Hear Tim Shannon speak at5:15 p.m. Friday and 8:15 p.m.

Saturday on the Auditorium Stage.

See show schedule for prize

Hear Roger Sigler speak at2 p.m. Saturday and 3:30 p.m.

Sunday on the Auditorium Stage.

See show schedule for prize

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• Pre-register online at www.bowlife.com• First place prize: $500(Additional places and prizes will be announced and awarded at the Expo)• Entry Fee: $40 • Entry fee gives you one qualifying round and two practice rounds • Requalifying rounds $10• Practice rounds $5

TOURNAMENT RULES

& FORMAT BowLife HSC is a computer operated 3D archery range. We use life-like 3D animal targets that will be moving. The targets are programmed to pop up for a length of time then go down. There will also be a runner. This target will move from one side of the range to the other.

OUTLINE

The shooter will need five arrows to complete a round. During a round, five targets will appear at random. The shooter must look and find the target and make a shot before the target goes away, and the next appears. After the five shots, the targets in that round will all pop up to be scored.

SCORINGThe scoring will be 12,10,8 and

5. The center ring will score a 12, the circle inside the vital area will score a 10, the larger oval will score an 8, and anywhere outside of the 8 ring will score a 5.

Ties will be broken by the number of 12s then the number of 10s.

Arrows must be touching the line of the rings to gain the higher score. In the case of the arrow being so close to the line making it hard to determine, the higher score will be given to the shooter. ARROWS THAT HIT A TARGET AFTER GOING THROUGH A FRONT BLOCKER WILL SCORE A ZERO. All scoring will be done by BowLife Staff.

PRACTICE/ FUN ROUNDThe practice and fun rounds

will be five arrows, five targets, and will be second to qualifying/requalifying rounds.

QUALIFYING ROUND

The qualifying/requalifying round will consist of a 10-target score (two rounds of five). The top number of shooters will be placed on the shoot-off board. This number will depend on the entries for the event. As higher scores are made throughout the

qualifying round, names will be replaced. It is up to the shooter to make sure they remain on the shoot-off board by requalifying if need be. The qualifying/requalifying round will be held up to a given time on the last day of the event. That time will be determined at the event and posted at the BowLife Booth. Additional qualifying rounds will be available.

THE SHOOT-OFFAt the time of the shoot-off, the

shooters must be present. If not, the shooter will be replaced by the next highest scorer.

The shoot-off will be a head- to-head round. (Example: 16 shooters in the shootoff, #1 will shoot against #16, #2: vs. #15 and so on). The high scorer will advance to round 2. This will be the format down to the final two shooters.

RULES

Bows: 70 lbs. maximum.Shooters must be able to control their bow. Range finders will not be allowed on stand. BowLife staff may enforce rules additional rules if necessary.

YARDAGE

Yardage for each target will be between 40y max and 15y min.

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Travis Loewen will bring 2,200 lb. longhorn Branson entertainerTravis Loewen will be performing with his longhorn steer, Jack, and his horse, Top Cat, as he presents his message on the relationship of the animal and trainer at Truth & the Outdoors. You will also be entertained with trick roping, rope tricks, cowboy poetry and storytelling.

Raised on a ranch in Meade, Kan,, Travis grew up to become the emcee for the famed Dixie Stampede in Branson and has worked in other shows around that community. He performed in the Shepherd of the Hills drama for five seasons, was the chuckwagon cook for the Sons of the Pioneers dinner show and participated in Silver Dollar City’s Salute to the Great American Cowboy. He will amaze you at his seminars as he

shares techniques that he uses to build relationships and train his animals. After Travis’s seminar Saturday, those who are present will be entered

into an immediate drawing to win a custom made maple table from Meramec Woodworks worth over $2,000.

Hear Travis Loewen speak6:30 p.m. Friday,

5 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday on the

Junior High Gym Stage.See show schedule for prizes


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EMINENCE• Shady Lane Cabins & Motel ............................... 5

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FROHNA• Saxon Lutheran Memorial .........................5

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If you are a hunter, think of the time and energy invested into the hunt for that one moment of truth when you are focused in on your quarry and it is time to make the shot. It all comes down to that moment. Have you prepared and stayed on track? Is your rifle sighted in? Are you breathing properly? Are you squeezing the trigger slowly? Such is our preparation in life for God’s judgment. If we don't keep His commands and treasure them within us, we will be accountable for a missed shot.

Marty Holmes is currently the director of field operations for the Mule Deer Founda-tion where he oversees the fundraising efforts of field staff and volunteers for mule deer and black-tailed deer conservation projects. He has been in the nonprofit, wildlife conservation sector for the past 25 years. Marty was one of the origi-nal employees who built the Rocky Mountain Elk Foun-dation and held several field leadership and supervisory positions in his 18 years with that conservation organization. Later, he also held a field position with Safari Club International where he worked with over 30 chapters in 11 states. Early in his career, after receiving his bachelor’s degree in range management from Utah State University, he was a Range Conservationist with the U.S. Department of

Interior, Bureau of Land Management in eastern Montana. Marty later worked in the coal and mineral development industry for seven years where he held various positions; first as a Project Man-ager for Burlington Northern Railroad’s energy subsidiarY. Marty is a true conservationist who believes everyone has a stake in pre-serving our rich wildlife heritage. He

has received awards from the Colorado Division of Wildlife for his efforts on the acquisition and management of the 30,000 acre Bosque del Oso State Wild-life Area in southern Colorado and from the Native American Fish & Wildlife Society for his spirit of partnership to secure a future for wildlife resources on millions of acres of Indian lands in the southwest.

CHURCH LOCATION PASTOR PHONEAllenton Heights, First Allenton Heights Earlwood Towne 636-742-5176Calvary Bourbon Ed Carter 573-732-4439Calvey Robertsville (Currently no pastor) 636-285-0509 Charrette Marthasville (Currently no pastor) 636-433-2077Compass Ministries, The Union Jim Creath 636-677-5182Crossroads Richwoods Bob Murphy 314-568-4158Duly St. Clair Darren Perkins 636-629-7826Evergreen Beaufort/Sullivan Tom Rudloff 573-484-3418Faith Washington Fred Broome 636-239-2432Friendship Southern New Haven Elvis Lee 573-237-2626Gerald, First Gerald Devin Haus 573-764-2505Grace Union Richard Hinson 636-583-1669Gray Summit, First Gray Summit (Currently no pastor) 636-742-4350Green Mound St. Clair Bill Luttrell 636-390-4637Leslie Leslie Chuck Tedrow 573-484-3855Lighthouse Moselle Jeff Scott, 636-629-7050Memorial New Haven Joe Nogalski 573-237-2154Mt. Calvary Robertsville Frederick Evans 636-257-3868New Chapel Hill Sullivan Paul Niemoeller 636-887-1410New Friendship Gerald Dennis Vickers 573-764-2614New Hope Hwy K—Sullivan John Pursley 636-629-2772Oak Grove Lonedell Glenn Hammond 636-629-0297Outreach Union Jim Armistead 636-239-9945Pacific Pacific Stan Gibson 636-257-2661Prospect Lonedell Stephen Hodges 636-629-5056Rose Hill Villa Ridge Robert Stevenson, Jr. 636-451-5541Shiloh Robertsville George Fulghame 636-257-3593Spring Bluff Spring Bluff Fred Banderman 636-629-7321St. Clair, First St. Clair Cliff Day 636-629-2407St. Clair Southern St. Clair Bill Savage 636-629-0612Temple Sullivan Scott Perry 573-468-8044True Vine Sullivan Jim Sanders 573-468-2304Union, First Union Greg Cross 636-583-2386Villa Ridge, First Villa Ridge Roger Johnson 636-742-3662Virginia Mines Lonedell Bob Herron 314-808-7144Washington, First Washington Bob Schneider 636-239-6209*Denotes mission church Rev. 03/09OTHER CHURCHES PARTICIPATING IN TRUTH & THE OUTDOORS EXPOElmwood Missionary Lonedell (Currently no pastor) 636-629-2020Bethel Missionary St. Clair Ben Kingston 636-629-2978Friendship St. Clair Johnny Dover 636-629-1180

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