Event Hours

• Friday, March 23, 2012 (Family Night) - 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM
• Saturday, March 24, 2012 - 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
• Sunday, March 25, 2012 - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Best Times to Visit the Deer & Turkey Classic? It depends on your priorities.

Talk to exhibitors the easiest and longest?

• Friday is best, because attendance is lightest that day. There won't be any crowding, so you will have a better chance to talk with more exhibitors and talk longer with each one, examine new products in more depth, etc.
• Sunday is your second-best choice, because it has a middling attendance and no crowding.
• On the other hand, Saturday has the most hours. But it also has the highest attendance, by far.

Hear the most seminars?

• 1st	--	Saturday	Most hours; most seminars
  2nd	--	Sunday	Second-highest number of seminars
  3rd	--	Friday	Fewest seminars

See the most deer in the trophy contest & display?

• 1st	--	Sunday	Entries from Friday, Saturday & Sunday. Remember, however, that trophy contest entries are released at 3:00 p.m.
  2nd	--	Saturday	Entries from Friday and Saturday. The later in the day you attend, the more trophies you’ll see.
  3rd	--	Friday	Usually 30%-35% of all entries come in on Friday, so you’ll see a great display, especially if you stay until all entries have been scored and placed on display boards.

Least crowding?

• 1st	--	Friday	Simply because that day sees the lowest attendance.
  2nd	--	Sunday	Because that’s the mid-range attendance.
  3rd	--	Saturday	Because that’s the highest attendance, by quite a bit. On an hourly basis in any given day, crowding is least, or non-existent, early in the day and late in the day. Mid-day always is most crowded, no matter what day it is.

See Byron Ferguson, Archery Trick Shot?

• Saturday or Sunday only. He performs twice Saturday and twice Sunday.
  Check the seminar schedule for exact times.

To get the most from each expo you'll need two days. It is impossible to see, hear and do it all in one day.

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