Sportsmen Against Hunger takes antlerless deer killed by hunters, pays for the processing, and distributes the meat to the needy across South Dakota.
Founded in 1989, the Sportsmen Against Hunger program is an international
program run by Safari Club International by its local state chapters.
Here in South Dakota, we started with two hunters, one processor and a
few hundred pounds of meat; today, we now have over 50 processors statewide,
a Board of Directors, 501-3(c) charity status and are shooting (pun intended)
to collect 100,000 pounds of meat this year.