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Show Dates & times:Friday, March 9, 11am - 7pm

Saturday, March 10, 9am - 7pmSunday, March 11, 9am - 5pm

Louisiana’s largest outdoor show takes over the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, March 9–11, to showcase the latest and greatest prod-ucts the outdoor community has to offer.

The 33rd Louisiana Sportsmen’s Show will fea-ture more than 200 vendors, many with special show-only deals and entertainment for the whole family.

Two buildings will be filled with hunting, fish-ing, camping and farm equipment from exhibi-tors across the Gulf Coast, with outdoor guides and trip planners available to answer your ques-tions and help you book your dream excursion.

There will also be a giant outdoor display of boats, motors, ATVs and personal watercraft from the area’s leading dealers.

“The big addition to this year’s show is our RV section,” said show director Jack Fisher. “And the boat exhibits are about 50 percent larger than they were last year.

“We’ve also expanded our tractor and lawn-mower section.”

The Sportsmen’s Show has no shortage of fun activities for adults and kids alike.

“We’ll have Midway carnival rides, a rock-climb-ing wall, bungee jumping, a live trout pond, face painting and — back by popular demand — monster truck rides,” said Fisher.

Special events include the inaugural Louisiana Sportsman Open bass tournament, where anglers will vie for a guaranteed 10,000 top prize. The two-day competition, sponsored by Skeeter and Yamaha, will be a two-man team event with the top 20 teams all receiving checks.

“It will be a Bassmaster Classic style weigh-in,” said Fisher. “Teams will enter with their boats on trailers and will walk onto the stage to weigh their fish.”

Bring your best fishing buddy and join the fun. Participants must pre-register online at

lasportsmenshow.com and attend a captain’s meeting on March 7 at Cabela’s.

The Big Buck Contest returns this year to award prizes to the top scoring deer in seven different categories.

A random drawing will also reward one lucky hunter just for entering the contest.

“Bring any scoreable buck, and you’re eligible to win a brand-new Yamaha ATV,” said Fisher.

The first-annual Louisiana Sportsman Jam-balaya Cook-off will fittingly take place in the “Jambalaya Capital of the World.”

Open to anyone with a mean jambalaya recipe, the entry fee is $150, and a member of the cooking team must attend a March 1 meeting. Several main ingredients will be provided, and winners will take away cash and trophies.

“Locals from the Ascension Parish area will judge the cook-off,” said Fisher.

Young cooks also have a chance to show off their budding culinary skills in the mini-pot competition for a nominal $10 fee. Log on to the website for a full list of rules and to down-load the registration form.

The Splash Dogs exhibition is not only a dock-diving competition for dogs to test their skills; it’s 100 percent fun for dogs, their owners and everyone watching. Dogs of all breeds are wel-come to take part in this great new sport.

“For the dog lovers out there, I think this could be big,” said Fisher. “Bring your dog and let them compete.”

And there’s no reason anyone should leave the show hungry. Local restaurants will be on hand with some fantastic offerings. Guests will also be able to enjoy samples from the Jambalaya Cook-off.

Don’t miss out! Make plans now to be at this year’s show.

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Keep checkinglasportsmenshow.com for the latest information on the show and its scheduled events.

not-to-miss dealsat this year’s

Lamar-Dixon Expo Center is located 25 miles south of Baton Rouge, off 1-10.

Or, 60 miles northwest of New Orleans.

Show Dates& times:Friday, March 9, 11- 7Saturday, March 10, 9 - 7Sunday, March 11, 9 - 5

Admission:$9 for adults$5 for children (6-12)Under 5 - FREEFr ee for military

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Big Buck conteStIf you’re a deer hunter, odds are you targeted a buck most of the

times you stepped into the woods this winter.If you’re a good hunter, you may have crossed paths with that buck.If you’re both lucky and good, that buck was be big enough to mount and

preserve for posterity.That being the case, you’ll definitely want to enter the rack in the 2012

Louisiana Sportsman Big Buck Contest, to be held at the Louisiana Sports-men’s Show in March.

This year’s contest will feature seven categories:• Best Louisiana Gun• Best Louisiana Bow• Best Out-of-State Gun• Best Out-of-State Bow• Ladies• Youth• Muzzleloader/Crossbow

In addition, all deer entered in the contest will be included in a random drawing for a Yahama 350 Grizzly.

The highest-scoring Louisiana Gun buck and Louisiana Bow buck will also each win a free executive hunt at Mississippi's McKenna Ranch, and the win-ner of each category will take home a Nikon ProStaff 550 rangefinder.

Since the contest occurs so soon after the deer season, many hunters will have to retrieve the horns from their taxidermist before the event, and that shouldn’t ever be a problem. Taxidermists don’t typically install the antlers until very late in the mounting process.

All deer will receive official Boone & Crockett scores.Bucks killed during the 2011-12 season are eligible for entry. Additionally,

bucks killed during the 2010-11 season that have not been officially scored are also eligible.

Bucks killed during prior seasons may be brought in for scoring and display, but they are not eligible for contest prizes.

Contest rules —• Legally killed bucks shot during the 2010-

11 and 2011-12 seasons are eligible for entry in any of the seven categories.

• All bucks beyond the 60-day drying period will receive an official B&C score.

• Any buck killed within the previous 60 days will be scored and entered in the contest, but the score will not be official.

• Only free-range whitetails from any of the 50 U.S. states are eligible.

• Bucks killed with primitive arms that aren’t true muzzleloaders will be entered in the Gun categories.

• Youth category entrants must have been 15 or younger at the time of the kill.

• A random drawing will be held among all bucks entered in the contest with the winner receiving a Yamaha ATV.

• Bucks killed before the contest period may still be brought in for scoring, but will not be eligible for the contest or the random drawing.

• Bucks must be brought in during show hours Friday or before 6 p.m. Saturday to be eligible for the contest and random drawing.

• Racks must remain at the show until 2 p.m. Sunday, and may not be removed before then.

• Louisiana Sportsman reserves the right to add or alter rules at its discretion.

EvEry rack EntErEdin the contest will be eligible for a drawing for a

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Jambalayacook-off

Gonzales is the undisputed Jambalaya Capitol of the World, and the 2012 cooking season kicks off with the Louisiana Sportsman Jambalaya Cook-off to be held March 9-11 at the Lamar-Dixon Center.

The cook-off, held in conjunction with the Louisiana Sportsmen’s Show, is open to anyone wishing to see how their special twist on jam-balaya compares to other recipes.

Competition will be held all three days, with Sunday being the championship heat. Entry fee is $150, and a member of the cooking team must attend the cook’s meeting on March 1 at Lamar-Dixon Expo Center’s Big Sky Café.

All finalists will win Sportsman plaques, with the top three finishers winning handmade trophies and cash. There also will be an optional cooks’ kitty.

Ingredients to be provided to cooks include 7 pounds of pork, 3 pounds of sausage, 5 pounds of onions and 5 pounds of rice, along with cooking oil, bell pepper, green onions, fresh garlic and celery.

Cooks must provide their own seasonings; however, coloring agents are prohibited from the competition.

The first heat will take place between 1 and 4 p.m. on March 9, followed by three heats on Saturday. The finals will be held between 6 and 9 a.m. on Sunday.

There also will be a mini-pot competition for young cooks, in which the top three partici-pants will receive custom Sportsman plaques. Entry into this category is $10.

Download the full rules and registration form today. www.lasportsmenshow.com

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Cooks meeting will be held at Lamar-Dixon’s Big Sky Café • March 1, 2012 6:00 P.M.

All entry forms must be received at or before the Cooks Meeting. Last chance to enter is at the Cooks Meeting.

It is mandatory that a member of your cooking team be present at the Cooks Meeting to receive written competition instructions, cooks parking pass, event passes, and booth tags.

Email Shawn Sheets or call him at 225.571.7877 with questions.

Two new events at this year’s Sportsmen’s Show will hit the bulls-eye with bowhunters.

Cabela’s is sponsoring both a Kid’s Shoot on Saturday and a 3D shoot on Sunday, according to Christine Pocorello, events and marketing man-ager for Cabela’s.

“It’s going to be a blast,” she said. “There will be something for archery shooters of all ages.”

Saturday’s Kid’s Shoot will have trained instructors on hand to demonstrate proper shooting technique to young-sters. A $1 fee gets each youngster five shots, and all proceeds benefit the Leadership Ascension Response Kitchen (LARK).

Bows to participate in the shoot are provided.

On Sunday, shooters who have sharp-ened their skills will want to participate in the 3D Archery Shoot.

Entry fee is $25 per person. Half of that goes back to the winners, and the other half benefits LARK.

The 3D shoot will have separate men’s, youths’ and women’s categories, and entrants must supply their own bows.

LARK is an organization designed to feed communities during times of disaster. For more information, visit ascensionlark.org.

For more information on the shoots, visit lasportsmenshow.com or email [email protected].

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Winter is drawing to a close, and dog own-ers are looking for ways to engage their dogs physically and psychologically. As duck season closes, retrievers are looking for something to chase. House dogs are tired of being indoors,

and they too are looking for something to do.This is what prompted Tony Reed to develop

Splash Dogs, which allows dogs to stretch out and see how far they can jump. And this dock-jumping competition is fast becoming one of America’s most-popular outdoor events.

Dogs compete for distance, diving from a dock into a 40-foot-long pool. No other out-door event brings families and people together better or puts more smiles on faces than Splash Dog events.

“Yes, we add an element of competition, but we’re more about the family fun,” Reed said. “We have a set of rules, but we’ll bend them. If a dog doesn’t quite make it one time, it’s not going to hurt to give them back the toy and let them try to experience getting off the dock and feeling confident.

“It’s a great experience to watch people hav-ing fun with their dogs.”

Pet owners travel to these events from all over the region to compete. It’s a great new sport that everyone loves.

Competition is open to dogs of all breeds and ages, from lean Vizslas to shaggy Newfound-lands, all the Jack Russell terriers and, of course, Labradors. All dogs must be kennelled or leashed.

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Not only will David Moreland be scor-ing deer racks during the 2012 Louisiana Sportsman Big Buck Contest, he’ll also be on hand to sign and sell copies of his smash-hit book, Louisiana Whitetails.

If you were fortunate enough to get the book before the recent hunting season, you know it’s an invaluable guide to growing

and targeting bigger bucks in the Bayou State.

If you haven’t purchased it yet, you need to now so you can start implementing its recommendations.

Moreland will be signing books from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday and 2-3 p.m. Sunday.

louisiana Whitetails author on hand

Fans of the History Channel’s smash hit “Swamp People” will definitely want to stop by the Southern Outdoors booth every day of the show.

The father/son alligator-hunting team of R.J. and Jay Paul Molinere will be

signing autographs and posing for pictures from 5-7 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-4

p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Sunday.

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To register, visit www.splashdogs.com/events/register/Gonzales03-09.php.


SPortSMen’SShow kickin’ DealsTackle stores, manufacturers and their reps know the Sportsmen’s Show is a great place to move product, so they bring a lot and sell it at the lowest prices of the year.

Keep checkingwww. lasportsmenshow.com for the latest information on the show and its scheduled events.

There are ice chests, and then there are Yetis. These chests are guaranteed to keep your ice from melting halfway through the day. Thick insulation and lid seals are the key the Yeti formula. So come by the Bowie Outfitters booth to see the line of coolers, with models ranging from 50 quarts to 120 quarts available at special show prices.

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There are few things as iconic to the fishing world as Costa del Mar sunglasses, and the full line will be on hand in the Bowie Outfitters booth. Whether you need glasses to help you sight-fish bass, cut the glare while trolling for tuna off the Louisiana coast or just look fashionable, there’s a Costa del Mar just for you.

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Abu Garcia has broken the price barrier, offering some truly incredible reels for under $100. And Bowie Outfitters has put together two awe-some combos for the show. The Black Max and Pro Max combos will be offered at a price you have to see to believe, so be sure and check out these silky-smooth reels and quality rods.

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It’s time to ride in style with a side-by-side that offers the all-terrain abilities of a four-wheeler in the comfort of a golf cart for getting around at the hunt-ing camp. Or maybe you’re ready for some serious off-roading. A souped-up Ranger RZR is the right choice. Come on out to the ATV Zone booth, and see the full line of side-by-sides. There also will be a selection of ATVs, and even some options for younger riders.

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The Sportsman logo has become all the rage in outdoors fashion, instantly identify-ing outdoorsmen. Now this trademark has transformed into wall art, so be sure to stop at the Copperhead Studios booth to see the incredible copper renderings of the Sports-man logo. Each piece is unique, and would look great in your living room, office, camp or man cave.

SPortSMAn MetALworkS Kayak fishing has exploded in popularity

over the past few years, and Hobie provides some of the most high-tech options in the

kayaking world with their MirageDrive paddle boats. These boats allow you to keep your hands free for fishing while getting around the marsh quickly and easily, so head over to the Massey’s Sporting Goods booth and check out why so many people are investing in Hobie MirageDrives.

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Whether you need to get to your hunting stand, haul work equipment around to clean trails or you’re feeding your livestock, LANDMaster UTVs have models to fill your needs. And each UTV incorpo-rates the expertise American SportWorks has accu-mulated over 40 years in the business. Blackwell’s Automotive will have the entire line of side-by-sides on hand to check out, and special show pric-ing will be offered. So stop by and say, “Hi!”

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The folks at the Premier Pontoons booth will be featur-ing three lines of pontoon boats: Southbay, Xcursion and Bentley. This is a great opportunity to check out all the options, and special show pricing will be available from Premier, which specializes in pontoon boats and keeps more than 50 models in stock.

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Growing big bucks is all about nutrition, and supple-mental feeding can go a long way toward producing those big-racked deer every hunter dreams about. Boss Buck feeders makes that job easier. RSI Outdoors will introduce the All-in 350-pound feeder system, offer-ing substantial discounts at the show only. RSI, the sole distributor for Louisiana and Mississippi, also is looking for new dealers, so head over to their booth and learn what the next generation of deer hunting is all about.

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There’s camping, and then there’s CAMPING. Raptor fifth-wheels step up the experience of camping to a whole new level. These campers come in multiple floor plans, many of which include storage garages for all your toys and a rear patio for enjoying those evenings on the road. Dixie RV Super Stores will have a variety of fifth-wheels and motorhomes on hand, and they’ll all be available for walk-through tours. Special show pricing available.

Dixie rvSuPer Store

Get ready to tackle Louisiana’s coast with a NauticStar bay boat. Aqua Marine’s full line of NauticStar boats will be at the show, and special pric-ing good only during the show will be offered. So whether you’re just getting started and are looking for a smaller option or want to step up to the 2400 Tournament, it’ll all be at the Aqua Marine booth.

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The folks over at Pro Power Outdoor Superstore will have Bad Boy MTVs on hand at the Louisiana Sportsmen’s Show, and it’s a great time to jump into one because the state will give a tax refund that could be worth thousands of dollars. Of course, Pro Power also will have Scag and Ferris zero-turn mowers, along with the full line of Stihl equipment.

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Why leave your ATVs and MTVs behind when you hit the road with your fifth-wheel? Forest River XLR Toy Haulers feature all the creature comforts of upscale RVing with the convenience of built-in cargo holds, so head over to the Ber-ryland Campers booth to see how to make the most of your outdoor passions. Also available will be the full line of Grey Wolf tow-behind campers.

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The full line zero-turn and conventional Toro mowers, along with the entire available Stihl equipment line, will be on display at the Hartman’s True Value booth. Special pricing will be offered during the show, so it’s a perfect time to step up to quality equipment.

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A full line of Kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers and side-by-sides will be featured in the Ascension Equipment and Evergreen Tractor & Equipment booth. All the accessories you need will be there, too. And show-special pricing will be available. So drop by and see what Kubota has to offer.

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exhiBitorS•Abby’s Special Dips•All-Terrain Bridge•American Adventures Ranch•American Wildlife Studios Inc•Antlers X / Laredo Hunt Club•Aqua Marine-Denham Springs•Artwork of Mickey Asche•Artworks of Louisiana•Ascension Golf Carts•ATV Zone•Backyard Steakhouse Grill•Bay ou Lafourche Area

Convention & Visitors Bureau•Bayou Life Apparel•Bee Rock Outdoor Adventures•Beem Fence Co.•Berryland Campers•Big Lake Guide Service•Blackwater Hunting Services•Bla ckwell’s Automotive

Incorporated•Boat City USA•Boats Unlimited•Bobby Lynn’s Marina•Bon net Carre’ Spillway /

Army Corp of Engineers•Bos s Buck Feeders & Blinds /

RSI Outdoors•Bowie Outfitters•Breaux & Daigle Marine•Bullet Liner of New Orleans•Cabela’s•Cajun Outboards•Cajun Tackle House•Cal Kingsmill Decoys•Carolina Carports of Baton Rouge•Case Land Co.•Cha ndeleur Charters /

SAFE Floor Marine•Coastal Fleur De Lis•Coolze / Broussard Brands•Copperhead Studios•Credit Union Acceptance Company•Cutco Cutlery•Cypress Cove Marina & Lodge•Danos & Curole•Dawns Angel Charters•Deer Valley Ranch•Denicola’s Foods

•Detail Company Adventures Inc•Diawa / Frontier Sales•Disabilities In Action•Diva Outfitters•Diversion Boat Lifts•Dixie RV•Dockside Bait & Tackle•Dockside Marine•Dog Guard of South Louisiana•Doug’s Hunting Lodge•Dow Louisiana Federal Credit Union•Down South Outdoors•Duce Rods•Ducks Unlimited•Egret Baits•Endura Lures•Evergreen Tractor•Expedition Company of Texas•F & F Enterprises•Fane Safe Company•First South Farm Credit•Fish Creek Outfitters•Fis h Vector /

Underwater Lighting Specialties•Friendly Yamaha•Fun Guns•G4 Burner, LLC•Gator Tail Outboards•Gator Trax Boats•GEICO•German Roasted Nuts•Gifts of Glass / Purple Pumpkin•Go Devil•Gone Fishin’ Lodge•Great Southern Outdoors•Grosse Savanne Lodge•Hanko’s•Heart of Texas Bowhunting•Hill Country Camo•Hook Dat LLC•Hou ma Area Convention

& Visitors Bureau•Hydro Dynamic Products LLC•Hydro Glow•IMM / Quality Boat Lifts•Interstate Golf Cars, Inc.•Iron Man Sams•Jerky Central•K2 Coolers

•KC Marketing / Krystal Clear•Kent Curole, Artist•Kent Mitchell RV Sales•Kentucky Antler Company•KIds-N-Camo•L-E-IT Designs•La Wildlife Federation /

Vanishing Paradis•Land Max Properties•Landry’s Outboard Motors•Light Line of LA•Lou isiana Department

of Wildlife and Fisheries •Louisiana Land Bank•Louisiana Lottery•Louisiana Sportsman Magazine•Louisiana Sportsman Merchandise•LTP A (La Travel Promotion

Association)•Mariners Learning Systems•Massey’s Professional Outfitters•Mckenna Ranch Outfitters•Metro Boating•Mike’s Gulf Coast Snack Co•Mineral Mizer•Mitchell’s Sunshades & More•Mossy Oak Properties•Mos sy Oak Properties -

Rec & Timber Land Sales LLC•Motorhome Rentals of Louisiana•Motswedi Safaris•Noglare.com Sunglasses•NoMor-Clog / Lang Industries•Nunmaker Yachts, Inc.•Oakwood Outdoors, Inc•Outdoorsmen Helping Others•Pelicans Landing•Petco•Pier Punks Fishing Apparel•Plexus Slim•Premier Motor Company•Premier Performance Marine•Pro Drive•Pro Power Of Louisiana•QDM A / Quality Deer

Managment Association•Quack Heads Outfitters•Reel Kill Lures / JJ’s Sport Fishing•Rising Star Ranch

See You At the Show!

Keep checking lasportsmenshow.com for the latest information on the show and its scheduled events.

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•Riverlands Insurance Services, Inc.•Rockinghorst Books•Rockport Rattler / Chicky Tackle Co•RP Custom Trailers and Service•S L Gear•Sartain’s Heritage Properties, LLC.•Savange Arms•Sawyer Consulting•Scentsy Wickless Candles•Shaun Keeny Safaris•Shimano•Slogan Outdoors•Southern Commercial Products•Southern Outdoors & Marine, Inc.•Steel Outdoors•Strausie’s CZ Jewelry•Streamline Outdoor Gear•Sunshine Equipment / John Deere•Swamp Mesh•Team Wild Wings•The Bugman

Professional Pest Control•The rapy Charters /

Cpt John Falterman•Theriot’s Outdoor Power Equipment•Thomas Marine•To Fish Charters•Tom Smith Land and Homes•Tor o / Hartman’s

True Value Hardware•Trail Escapes•Treasures In Wood•Tri nity Outdoors

Disabled Adventures•TTF Outfitters•Tuff Shed•Uni ted Country Mississippi

Land and Lakes•United Country-Gibson Realty•VisitLouisianaCoast.com•While Away Fishing Charters•White Oak Creek Hunting Lodge•Wilderness Calls / Nature Calls Inc.•Wildlife Jewelry Designs•Yamaha ATV Center

OpenBASS CHAMPIONSHIP

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$10,000 1st Prizeguaranteed!

March 10th & 11th

Hwy 70, Stephensville, LA. — either side

2-Day tournament — Top 20 Teams advance to Sunday’s Final Round

Launching at Doiron’s LandingFor more information visit: www.lasportsmenshow.comor contact: Cayce gunter, Tournament Director985.758.7939/[email protected]

weigh-in to be held on stage at theSPortSMen’s Show

entry Fee:$200 per team $20 Big Bass (optional)

CapTains meeTinG: Wednesday 3-7-12, 6 pm - 8pm at Cabela’s. At least one team member must be present at Captains Meeting.


* Necessary before prize money is collected.

2012 Entry Form

OpenBASS CHAMPIONSHIP

Name: ��

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City: �� State: �� Zip: ��

Contact Phone: �� Email: ��

SS#* �� Date of Birth: ��

Signed: �� Date: �� I, the above signed acknowledge that I have read, understand and agree to all terms/conditions set forth in tournament rules.

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Name: ��

Address: ��

City: �� State: �� Zip: ��

Contact Phone: �� Email: ��

SS#* �� Date of Birth: ��

Signed: �� Date: �� I, the above signed acknowledge that I have read, understand and agree to all terms/conditions set forth in tournament rules.

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Boat informationMake of Boat: ��

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Make of Trolling Motor: ��

Payment informationEntry Fee: ��

Big Bass (optional): ��

Total $: ��

Check #: ��

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Expiration date: ��

Entry Fee is $200 per team / Big Bass Option $20 per team

Mail completed application to:La sportsman / Bass TournamentpO Box 1199 Boutte, La 70039Fax to:985-758-7000Or email to:[email protected] More information visithttp://www.lasportsmenshow.comor contact:Cayce Gunter / Tournament [email protected] phone: 985-758-7939

Captains meeting to take place at Cabela’s, Wednesday 3-7-12, 6 pm - 8pm. At least one team member must be present at Captains Meeting.

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