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Sacramento International Sportsmen's Exposition

Presented by Sacramento Sports Commission at Cal Expo

January 20-January 23, 2011

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With nearly 600 exhibiting companies, the Sacramento International Sportsmen's Exposition jams five full buildings at Cal Expo. The only sportsman event in Northern California and the largest show of its kind in California, the ISE includes a vast display of fishing, hunting, boating, and destination-travel products and services. The show also spotlights three theaters, fly-casting ponds, Sporting-Dog Arena, DockDogs pool and contest, giant aquarium tank filled with bass, and a 20,000 sq.-ft. Youth Outdoor Sports Fair, open on the weekend.

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    Cal Expo

    1600 Exposition Blvd.
    Sacramento, CA 95815

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    General $15
    Children (Age 0-15) & Active Military with ID Free

    Info Phone: (877) CAL-EXPO

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    January 20-January 23, 2011

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    Thurs & Fri 11am-8pm
    Sat 10am-7pm
    Sun 10am-5pm

    
    
    

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    • Event Name: Sacramento International Sportsmen's Exposition
      "There always has to be one..."
      Comment posted by: Maidumaiden from Quincy, CA, Jan 11, 2011
      

      Please Buck Rogers enlighten me about these new 21st century practices that control animals without causing death. Maybe we should shoot them up with birth control... There are very few painless... Expand

      Please Buck Rogers enlighten me about these new 21st century practices that control animals without causing death. Maybe we should shoot them up with birth control... There are very few painless deaths in the real world. I would venture to say that some of the least painful and agonizing deaths come from a bullet. Would you rather take a bullet or have your guts eaten out of you while you're still alive until you die of shock? Both are very natural deaths (being as we are actually predators which is why your eyeballs face forward instead of being on the side of your head) but personally I'd rather die by bullet than be eaten alive and in nature LOTS of animals get eaten alive. Its brutal but its just the way it is... I'm also assuming that you have killed yourself by now so as to not continue to make a further impact on the environment. HYPOCRITE! Collapse

    • Event Name: Sacramento International Sportsmen's Exposition
      "hunting expo"
      Comment posted by: Michelle Kunert from Sacramento Ca, Dec 27, 2010
      

      It should be disturbing that Cal Expo hosts events that likely encourage illegal hunting and poaching. Also animals suffer from hunting no matter how hunting advocates try to argue in favor of their... Expand

      It should be disturbing that Cal Expo hosts events that likely encourage illegal hunting and poaching. Also animals suffer from hunting no matter how hunting advocates try to argue in favor of their "sport", even claiming to be environmentalists. Consider that an animal (after being shot) often does not die instantly, but often left to suffer in horrific pain. For instance, the animal might escape with a bullet in them, only to then slowly suffer a painful death someplace where a human cannot treat it or put it humanely put it out of its misery. There are new 21st century methods that could be used to control animal populations instead of continuing dangerous and deadly hunting. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Sacramento International Sportsmen's Exposition
      "There always has to be one..."
      Comment posted by: Maidumaiden from Quincy, CA, Jan 11, 2011
      

      Please Buck Rogers enlighten me about these new 21st century practices that control animals without causing death. Maybe we should shoot them up with birth control... There are very few painless... Expand

      Please Buck Rogers enlighten me about these new 21st century practices that control animals without causing death. Maybe we should shoot them up with birth control... There are very few painless deaths in the real world. I would venture to say that some of the least painful and agonizing deaths come from a bullet. Would you rather take a bullet or have your guts eaten out of you while you're still alive until you die of shock? Both are very natural deaths (being as we are actually predators which is why your eyeballs face forward instead of being on the side of your head) but personally I'd rather die by bullet than be eaten alive and in nature LOTS of animals get eaten alive. Its brutal but its just the way it is... I'm also assuming that you have killed yourself by now so as to not continue to make a further impact on the environment. HYPOCRITE! Collapse

    • Event Name: Sacramento International Sportsmen's Exposition
      "hunting expo"
      Comment posted by: Michelle Kunert from Sacramento Ca, Dec 27, 2010
      

      It should be disturbing that Cal Expo hosts events that likely encourage illegal hunting and poaching. Also animals suffer from hunting no matter how hunting advocates try to argue in favor of their... Expand

      It should be disturbing that Cal Expo hosts events that likely encourage illegal hunting and poaching. Also animals suffer from hunting no matter how hunting advocates try to argue in favor of their "sport", even claiming to be environmentalists. Consider that an animal (after being shot) often does not die instantly, but often left to suffer in horrific pain. For instance, the animal might escape with a bullet in them, only to then slowly suffer a painful death someplace where a human cannot treat it or put it humanely put it out of its misery. There are new 21st century methods that could be used to control animal populations instead of continuing dangerous and deadly hunting. Collapse

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