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For Immediate Release:
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 4, 2008
Wildlife
Expo offers outdoors, music, shopping and more
Visitors to the 2008 Oklahoma Wildlife Expo Sept. 26-28 can try
over 100 hands-on activities, taste wild game prepared by a master chef,
check the latest outdoor gear and even hear a few country music tunes.
The state's very own Devin Derrick will be at this year's Expo
singing and celebrating the outdoors with fellow Oklahomans.
Devin is a native Oklahoman, born and bred. He was born in
Oklahoma City and grew up in the Guthrie and Edmond area. After graduating from Edmond High School, he decided to make his
passion his life and be a full-time musician.
Since 1994 he has been touring all across the country to perform
at state fairs, rodeos, major concert venues, and he recently recorded at
the Cash Cabin Studios in Nashville.
He is excited about the opportunity to be on stage at the Wildlife Expo.
“This event combines my two passions – music and the outdoors.
Hunting, fishing and the outdoors are a big a part of my life. The only
thing I like as much as singing and performing for a crowd is going
fishing,” Devin said.
Also appearing at this year’s Expo is Ada-based
country singer Clancy Davis. This up and coming performer will take the
stage Sunday, Sept. 28 to entertain the crowd.
The Expo is the state's largest indoor and outdoor recreation event, drawing
thousands of people to the Lazy E Arena north of Oklahoma City each year.
Among many other activities, Expo visitors will be able to fish,
shoot shotguns, kayak, ride mountain bikes and ATVs, see and touch wildlife,
attend dog training seminars and learn about recreation in the great
outdoors. They will also be able to win a variety of free prizes thanks to
the Expo's generous sponsors.
Expo visitors also will have a chance to shop for outdoor
products and services at the Expo's Outdoor Marketplace, a huge tent where
many of the state's outdoor businesses will be selling merchandise, services
and memberships to outdoor organizations.
"I’m really looking forward to the Expo. Expo admission is absolutely free,
so there is no excuse not to come join us," Devin said.
To stay up to date on details for the upcoming Oklahoma Wildlife
Expo, log on to
wildlifedepartment.com.
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