OBH Magazine Winter Edition - Oregon Bow Hunters
OBH Magazine Winter Edition - Oregon Bow Hunters
OBH Magazine Winter Edition - Oregon Bow Hunters
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Proposals<br />
shooter per day for a Championship Tournament, except<br />
for the 3-D Championship Tournament which will be by<br />
negotiated bid; and<br />
Whereas, the two clubs that have been bidding for and<br />
holding the State outdoor shoot have been receiving $7 per<br />
day per shooter;<br />
Therefore Be It Proposed to the voting <strong>OBH</strong><br />
members meeting in Bend, OR for the annual Field<br />
Governors meeting on February 24, 2013 that Article XII,<br />
Section 12.11 (b) in the Bylaws be removed; and<br />
Be It Further Proposed that the General Tournament<br />
rules I #5 be changed to read “<strong>OBH</strong> shall pay the host<br />
club or range $7.00 per registered shooter per day for<br />
a Championship Tournament, except for the the 3-D<br />
Championship Tournament which will be a negotiated<br />
bid.”<br />
FG PROPOsAl #7-<br />
Submitted by Mike Thomas<br />
NOT Endorsed By <strong>OBH</strong> Executive Board<br />
Therefore Be It Proposed to the <strong>OBH</strong> Field Governors<br />
on February 24, 2013 in Bend, OR that the following<br />
amendments to the <strong>Oregon</strong> <strong>Bow</strong> <strong>Hunters</strong> Bylaws be voted<br />
and approved:<br />
Article XI. Tournaments<br />
section 1. Tournament Program. The following<br />
tournaments shall be conducted bye <strong>OBH</strong>: The <strong>OBH</strong><br />
Executive Board shall:<br />
(a) The Field Championship Tournament shall be held<br />
the last full weekend of June. At their discretion set the<br />
date and finalize all details for all <strong>OBH</strong> Tournaments. This<br />
will usually occur by the end of October the year prior to<br />
the competition.<br />
(b) The 3-D Championship Tournament shall be<br />
held one of the last full weekend of July. Conduct all<br />
tournaments in a manner consistent with maintaining<br />
NFAA Association Membership. (see NFAA Bylaws)<br />
(c) The Indoor Championship Tournament shall<br />
be held one of the last two weekends of February or in<br />
March. Hold all <strong>OBH</strong> officers accountable for their role<br />
in promoting <strong>Oregon</strong> Archery through <strong>OBH</strong>’s tournament<br />
program.<br />
(d) The Target Championship Tournament shall be<br />
held the weekend after July 4th. Make a good faith effort to<br />
rotate the Outdoor Championship tournaments throughout<br />
the State.<br />
(e) The Indoor Classified Mail-In Tournament shall<br />
be held November through March. Coordinate the Indoor<br />
Championship with the <strong>OBH</strong> Annual Meeting.<br />
(f) Tournaments shall not conflict with NFAA or when<br />
Easter is in March. The date may be changed. Make a<br />
good faith effort to schedule tournaments to not conflict<br />
with religious holidays, national archery events or other<br />
inopportune times.<br />
(g) Conduct at a minimum a Championship Indoor,<br />
Championship Field, and Championship 3-D tournament<br />
on most years.<br />
(h) The <strong>OBH</strong> specific Tournament rules will be the<br />
responsibility of the <strong>OBH</strong> Executive Board. These rules<br />
will not supercede current NFAA rules and will only act as<br />
an informational synopsis and will be labeled as such.<br />
section 2. Tournament Bids.<br />
(a) All bids for <strong>OBH</strong> Championship Tournaments<br />
will be submitted in writing no later than October 1 of the<br />
preceding year, for assigned district bids or open bids. The<br />
<strong>OBH</strong> Executive Board shall maintain and make available<br />
a standard form for receiving Bids. (Appendix will include<br />
host responsibility sheet, <strong>OBH</strong> responsibility sheet, Bid<br />
proposal form, and sample cash flow example.)<br />
(b) The <strong>OBH</strong> Executive Board will decide on all bids<br />
at their October meeting, with immediate notification to<br />
host clubs. All Bids will be submitted to the <strong>OBH</strong> V.P.<br />
of Tournaments prior to October 1st the year prior to the<br />
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proposed tournament.<br />
(c) If a bid is not received for one of the Championship<br />
Tournaments within a reasonable time to host that<br />
tournament, then said tournament will not be held that<br />
year only. Host Clubs will be notified timely after the<br />
determination of the successful bid.<br />
section 3.-5,- Delete current in entirety<br />
section 3. General <strong>OBH</strong> Tournament Rules.<br />
(a) All <strong>OBH</strong>/NFAA Championship Tournaments will<br />
be conducted consistent with NFAA Rules found in the<br />
current NFAA Bylaws. Any variation allowed by the NFAA<br />
for State sanctioned, non-championship NFAA sanctioned<br />
tournaments, that <strong>OBH</strong> applies will be disseminated by the<br />
Specific Tournament rules prior to competition.<br />
(b) Plaques or trophies of equal prestige consistent<br />
with the <strong>Oregon</strong> <strong>Bow</strong> Hunter’s State Championship will<br />
be awarded for the top three scoring competitors in each<br />
NFAA style and division of competition. In addition, For<br />
Youth and Cub shooters there will be metals or pins for the<br />
fourth and fifth place finishers.<br />
(c) All results of <strong>OBH</strong> tournaments shall be published<br />
in the official <strong>OBH</strong> magazine. This should include a<br />
narrative and images that portray the archers, archery and<br />
<strong>OBH</strong> in a positive manner. This information should be<br />
published at the next reasonable opportunity.<br />
(d) To compete for awards in any <strong>OBH</strong> Championship<br />
Tournament you must be a member of <strong>OBH</strong> and the<br />
NFAA and a current resident of <strong>Oregon</strong> at the time of the<br />
tournament. All competitors must be prepared to show<br />
proof of membership and residence.<br />
section 4. Tournament secretaries.<br />
3(a) The Executive Board may appoint one or more<br />
Tournament Secretaries in charge of Registration and score<br />
tabulation at the <strong>OBH</strong> tournaments. A tournament secretary<br />
shall receive compensation to be determined by the <strong>OBH</strong><br />
Executive Board for each Championship tournament.<br />
3(b) A tournament secretary may manage more than<br />
one tournament and receive the allotted monies.<br />
section 6. 5.<br />
section 7. 6.<br />
section 8. 7.<br />
section 9. 8.<br />
section 8. 20-Pin secretary.<br />
(a) The 20 Pin program will be managed and pins<br />
awarded by the V.P. of Tournaments in accordance with<br />
the <strong>OBH</strong>/NFAA. (see NFAA Bylaws)<br />
section 10. 9.<br />
section 11. 10. Tournament Fees<br />
(a) The balance sheet for each tournament will<br />
be presented to the <strong>OBH</strong> Executive Board within 15<br />
days of the completion of the tournament by the V.P. or<br />
Tournaments.<br />
(b) It is the responsibility of the <strong>OBH</strong> Executive Board<br />
to manage the Tournament Program in order to ensure<br />
the program operates with a modest profit, ensuring the<br />
perpetude of the Program and <strong>OBH</strong>.<br />
FG PROPOsAl #8-<br />
Submitted by NFAA/<strong>OBH</strong> constitution committee<br />
consisting of Buck Kelty, George Johnson, Don Mendez,<br />
Linda Maxson and technical advisor Mike Thomas, <strong>OBH</strong>’s<br />
NFAA Director. These changes are recommended by the<br />
NFAA Director.<br />
Whereas, <strong>OBH</strong>’s NFAA Director has informed <strong>OBH</strong><br />
that some of their By-laws and tournament rules are not in<br />
compliance with NFAA rules<br />
Therefore Be It Proposed that the entire body meeting<br />
in Bend, OR for the annual Field Governors meeting on<br />
Feb. 24, 2013 act upon the following changes:<br />
General Tournament Rules. NFAA has a rule that the<br />
state must offer one indoor tournament and one outdoor<br />
tournament and if no one can host a State Field tournament<br />
then the 3D outdoor tournament may be used.<br />
(2) which now reads: The Championship Tournaments<br />
shall follow NFAA rules, age divisions and shooting<br />
styles unless otherwise stated in the rules for the specific<br />
tournament (such as the 3-D Tournament). Add to (such<br />
as the 3-D Tournament unless the 3-D Tournament is used<br />
in place of State Field for that year then NFAA rules shall<br />
apply for the 3-D Tournament for that year only.)<br />
(3) which now reads: All competitors competing for<br />
awards must have a current membership in good standing<br />
with <strong>OBH</strong> and the National Field Archers Association<br />
(NFAA), except the 3-D Championship. There are no<br />
residency requirements for any tournament.<br />
Change to read: All competitors competing for awards<br />
must have a current membership in good standing with<br />
<strong>OBH</strong> and the National Field Archers Association (NFAA),<br />
except the 3-D Championship unless the 3-D Tournament<br />
is used in place of State Field for that year then NFAA<br />
membership is required. You must be a resident of the<br />
State of <strong>Oregon</strong> to compete for awards.<br />
(10) which now reads: There shall be a guest division<br />
for any non-members of <strong>OBH</strong>/NFAA, paying normal<br />
registration fees and not competing for any awards.<br />
Change to read: There shall be 2 guest divisions<br />
paying normal registration fees neither of whom may<br />
compete for awards. A guest competitor shall be a NFAA<br />
member from another state. A guest participant refers to<br />
non-NFAA/<strong>OBH</strong> members.<br />
Protest rule:<br />
(12) which now reads: Decisions of the target captain<br />
are final unless followed by submission of written protest<br />
to the <strong>OBH</strong> Tournament Director within 45 minutes upon<br />
completion of the last competitive shooter. The Director<br />
plus two appointed members will review the protest and<br />
$50 fee must accompany the written protest, which will<br />
be refunded if the protest is upheld. The Director, plus two<br />
appointed members will review the protest and a decision<br />
will be made at that time.<br />
Change to read: Protests arising at tournaments will<br />
be discussed and ruled upon by a committee consisting of<br />
the Tournament Director and two appointed NFAA/ <strong>OBH</strong><br />
members. A list of the members of this committee shall<br />
be posted in public view. Protests must be submitted in<br />
writing to the Tournament Director within 1 hour after<br />
the end of the day’s shooting or, if indoors, the end of the<br />
line on which alleged offense occurred along with a $50<br />
fee which will be refunded if the protest is upheld. The<br />
Tournament Director plus the two appointed members will<br />
review the protest and a decision will be at that time. No<br />
protest that is filed after the time limit will be considered<br />
or acted upon.<br />
111 <strong>OBH</strong> INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
TOURNAMENT<br />
(1) Requirements to hold the tournament shall be:<br />
i. reads A heated range.<br />
Change to read: A heated range, an inspected and<br />
approved range, chartered with NFAA/<strong>OBH</strong> and shall<br />
have liability insurance equal to or greater than NFAA.<br />
Because NFAA requires the state to hold one indoor<br />
and one outdoor tournament once a year Delete from<br />
the By-laws Art XII, sec. 12.02 c which reads: If a bid is<br />
not received for one of the Championship tournaments<br />
within a reasonable time to host the tournament, the said<br />
tournament will not be held that year only.<br />
Because NFAA requires that we use official NFAA<br />
animal targets Delete from the tournament rules #15 which<br />
reads: <strong>OBH</strong> will not use any paper, cardboard, flat or 3-D<br />
targets of any animal on the Federal or State government<br />
threatened or endangered species list. Also delete from the<br />
Policy Page # 7 which basically states the same idea.