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<strong>THE</strong><br />

<strong>2011</strong><br />

January-February-March<br />

Quarterly Issue<br />

ISAA Website:<br />

www.<strong>iowa</strong><strong>state</strong><strong>archery</strong>.com or<br />

www.<strong>iowa</strong><strong>state</strong><strong>archery</strong>.org<br />

ISAA Pro Am Website:<br />

www.isaaproam.com<br />

UNITED WE STAND<br />

God Bless the U.S. Military Forces<br />

NFAA Website:<br />

www.nfaa-<strong>archery</strong>.org<br />

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ARROW HOUND - Table Of Contents<br />

Allamakee County Sportsman’s Club 5<br />

Archery Field & Sport Ad 6<br />

Bowhunter Jamboree Revised to “Iowa Trail Shoot” – John Carlson, Ed Horn, Ron Teufel 22<br />

Buck Hollow 9<br />

Calendar of Events 21 & 22<br />

Carlson Ad (John Carlson) 19<br />

Davenport Valley Archer’s Ad 7<br />

Iowa Deer Classic 300 Tournament Ad – Mid Iowa Archers 2<br />

DEER HUNTERS FALL of 2010 5 & 18<br />

GISMOS & GADGETS 8<br />

Hickory Ridge 9<br />

IBA – Iowa Bowhunters Association Ad 11<br />

ISAA BOARD MEMBERS & CLUB INFORMATION (phone numbers & e-mail addresses) 23<br />

ISAA BOARD MEETING MINUTES 12 - 13<br />

KEN YEATER’s Hunting Log 16-17<br />

LANCASTER Ad – Pro Am Silver Sponsor 19<br />

Lost Arrows Ad 10<br />

MESSAGE PAGE 19<br />

Mid Iowa Archers Ad 9<br />

Mohawk Archers Ad 14<br />

NEW BOARD MEMBERS 20<br />

OSAGE CONSERVATION 10<br />

President’s Letter 4<br />

Trophy Ridge Outfitters Ad – Back Cover 24<br />

Waltonian Archers Ad 15<br />

From the Editor……<br />

2010 has been a very good year for the ISAA, but it’s looking very probable that <strong>2011</strong> will even be better.<br />

The ISAA Board Meeting was productive and many new things were developed, the first being that the<br />

ISAA Pro Am will be moved to Des Moines in January 2012 with Scheel’s sponsoriing the event for<br />

$10,000. Another new item that is in the making as I write this article, and that is an all new ISAA<br />

Bowhunter Jamboree which is being planned by a commiittee consisting of John Carlson, Ed Horn, and<br />

Ron Teurfel. It is something everyone will be curious about and want to shoot it. See page 22 for more<br />

details.<br />

You will want to read the 2010 ISAA Board Meeting Minutes that are on pages 12 and 13, if you like being kept aprised of what<br />

the ISAA is up to. A new President, 1 st Vice President, and 2 nd Vice President were selected and are introduced in this issue.<br />

For those of you who enjoy seeing photos of deer harvested, you can see them on pages 5 & 16-18.<br />

I’ll close with just a note that the Arrow Hound will now be a quarterly issue rather than every other month and will be in black<br />

and white only. It will be limited to 28 pages or less per issue. These changes were necessary to make it more affordable to<br />

print and mail out. However, the full issue will also be available on the ISAA website (www.<strong>iowa</strong><strong>state</strong><strong>archery</strong>.com) in full color.<br />

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the shoots in <strong>2011</strong>. See you then.<br />

Barb Sharp, ISAA Editor P.S. A great big THANK YOU to John Shappell for his help i converting documents to Word for me!<br />

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Hello all............my name is Diana Deaton and I have graciously been elected the new<br />

ISAA President at the September 2010 board meeting. Please<br />

check the Arrow Hound for the minutes to the meeting. I am<br />

looking forward to working with the rest of the board to make the<br />

next year a fun one and get to know more ISAA members at the<br />

shoots. I have learned so much in regards to <strong>archery</strong> over the last<br />

couple of years I would really like to see this sport grow for the<br />

existing members and also for the younger members coming up.<br />

A committee was selected at the ISAA board meeting to better improve the Bowhunter Jamboree. On this<br />

committee are John Carlson, Ed Horn, and Ron Teufel. They will be making final decisions in the next week to<br />

present to the Board for an up or down vote. The idea is to make the ISAA Bowhunter Jamboree similar to<br />

the popular NFAA 3-D Shoot that is held every in Redding, California.<br />

I am very excited that the board has voted to move the 2012 Iowa Pro Am to Des Moines......this will be a<br />

prime opportunity to build on the already great shoot that has been taking place in Mason City. A special<br />

THANK-YOU to Mr. Ron Teufel for his work as the past president! See you in Mason City in January.........<br />

Diana L Deaton<br />

ISAA President<br />

Waverly Archery Club<br />

Waverly, Iowa<br />

Waverly Archery Club will be hosting the ISAA Field Shoot and the ISAA Bow Hunter Jamboree/3-D<br />

Championship. Thanks to John Carlson, Ed Horn & Ron Teufel, who are in the process of making new and<br />

positive rules for this event, making it more popular and enjoyable. Watch for the update in the ISAA Arrow<br />

Pup via e-mail and the ISAA website (www.<strong>iowa</strong><strong>state</strong><strong>archery</strong>.com) in February.<br />

ISAA State Field – July 10, <strong>2011</strong><br />

Registration: 7:45 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.<br />

Shotgun Start: 9:00 a.m.<br />

Family: $25, Adults & Young Adults: $15, Youth & Cub: $10<br />

ISAA All New “Iowa Trail Shoot” – August 21 th<br />

Registration: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.<br />

Cost & Details: See Calendar of Events page for more details.<br />

Directions to Waverly Archery Range<br />

Waverly Archery Range - 1801 18th Ave SE - Waverly, IA 50677<br />

Exit 198-Highway 218/Avenue of the Saints<br />

1st Stop light turn right on 29th Ave SE<br />

Turn left on 11th St. SE<br />

Turn right on 18th Ave SE Archery Range at end of 18th Ave<br />

Contact: Finley Manifold – (641) 857-6664<br />

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ALLAMAKEE COUNTY SPORTSMAN'S CLUB<br />

WAUKON, IOWA<br />

<strong>2011</strong> ARCHERY SHOOT SCHEDULE<br />

February 13 indoor 450 Vegas<br />

March 6 Indoor 300<br />

June 11-12 Outdoor 40 target 3D<br />

Sept. 10-11 Outdoor 40 target 3D<br />

The Thursday Night League guys will have some Good Food Cooking at all Shoots!<br />

Range located 4 miles West of Waukon on Highway 9<br />

Limited primitive camp sites available<br />

For more information call: Earl Goodman @ 563-568-6969<br />

John Heying 563-568-8156<br />

Linda Brink @ 563-568-3989<br />

Expires Dec <strong>2011</strong><br />

Congratulations to John Carlson<br />

Iowa on the this nice buck he<br />

shot this fall.<br />

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3725 E. 56 th St Altoona, IA<br />

(515) 265-6500<br />

www.<strong>archery</strong>field.com<br />

<strong>2011</strong> Shoot Dates<br />

January 22 nd Mid-Iowa Archers Fun Shoot<br />

February 6 th NFAA Vegas Round<br />

February 19 th -20 th Indoor 3D Pop Up<br />

March 14 th 3D Shoot<br />

March 20 th NFAA 300 Round<br />

August 13th-14th Archery Field & Sports Open House<br />

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Buck Hollow Sports<br />

Archery Pro Shop<br />

Featuring: Bowtech, Hoyt and Diamond Bows<br />

Vortex, Muddy, Lone Wolf, Summit & Double Bull<br />

Large Selection of Archery Supplies, Guns, Ammo<br />

Optics, Trail Cameras, Muzzleloaders and lots of<br />

gear to fill all your hunting and sporting needs.<br />

Boyd L. Mathes - owner<br />

776 190 th Ave.<br />

Pella, Iowa 50219<br />

Hours vary so please call ahead<br />

641-628-4586<br />

www.buckhollowsports.com<br />

Proudly Sponsoring the Iowa Bowhunters Association, 4H Shooting Sports,<br />

NWTF, QDMA, DU, Whitetails Unlimited and IowaWhitetail.com<br />

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />

Hickory Ridge Bowhunters<br />

Between Pella & Knoxville on Lake Red Rock<br />

<strong>2011</strong> 3D Schedule<br />

June 19<br />

July 24<br />

August 20-21<br />

Third Leg of the Southern Iowa Triple Crown<br />

www.hickoryridge3d.com<br />

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OSAGE CONSERVATION CLUB<br />

(ESTABLISHED 1947)<br />

<strong>2011</strong> SCHEDULE OF EVENTS<br />

INDOOR ARCHERY<br />

JANUARY 22 & 23 300 ROUND<br />

FEBRUARY 12 & 13 300 ROUND<br />

LINES @ 10 AM & 1PM<br />

@MITCHELL CO. FAIRGROUNDS RANGE (South 10 th St.)<br />

OUTDOOR ARCHERY<br />

JUNE 19 3D & 600 ROUND - 8:00 Am. Start-- Scorecards in by 3pm.<br />

AUGUST 7 3D & 600 ROUND - NO BROADHEADS<br />

@ OCC Range by Spring Park (west of Osage off HWY 9)<br />

Contacts: Joe Huffman @ 641-220-6025 or Doug Cassmann @ 641- 425-5267<br />

Archery Lessons, Fun Atmosphere, Good Fellowship.<br />

Good for all ages, 3D, Target, Field, and Indoor.<br />

Find us at www.lostarrows<strong>archery</strong>school.com<br />

34588 Irving Court, Earlham Iowa 50072<br />

Thanks Sincerely<br />

Ross “Spenser” Bretsch<br />

(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641


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Permanent Ad –Does Not Expire


2010 ISAA Annual Board Meeting Minutes<br />

Sunday, September 19, 2010<br />

Des Moines Convention Center, Des Moines, Iowa<br />

The meeting started at @ 9:06 a.m. and those present were: President Diana Deaton, 1 st Vice-President Dean Conrad,<br />

2 nd Vice-President Daniel Veith, NFAA Director & Pro Am Committee Norm Swank, 20-Pin Chairman & Pro Am<br />

Committee Karol Swank, , Treasure - Betty Chipman , Webmaster/Awards Chairman & Hall of Fame Chairman - John<br />

Shappell, Barb Sharp – Arrow Hound Editor, ISAA Secretary – Ross Bretsch, Don Parker Waltonian Archers, Larry<br />

Roberts – Gismos & Gadgets, Kevin Kramer – Pro Am Chairman, Don Chipman – Mohawk Archery Club, Publicity<br />

Chairman – John Carlson, Tressia Bretsch – Lost Arrows Archery School, Ex-President Ron Teufel, Ken Sharp, Tyler<br />

Bretsch, Cheyenne Bretsch visitors. (15 voting members)<br />

Meeting brought to order by President Ron Teufel at @ 9:09 a.m.<br />

‣ Swearing in of new officers, Diana Deaton as the new President, Dean Conrad as the new 1 st Vice President,<br />

Daniel Vieth as new 2 nd Vice President.<br />

‣ Ross Bretsch read the minutes from the field meeting, 2 nd Barb Sharp, Minutes were approved as published.<br />

‣ Treasurer/Membership Reports Betty Chipman – Treasurer Report – See attached report,<br />

Membership report – 288 current members, Clubs 14 (copies will be attached to this report). Ross Bretsch<br />

Motioned to approve Report, 2 nd Barb Sharp,<br />

‣ Arrow Hound – Barb Sharp, Prices Vary $1.80 - $2.10 per issue, and difference in color or not<br />

Pages range from 28 – 44, price per year $.40 per issue more in total color. Overall expense $4,420 for the<br />

twelve months which is six issues. Price for each issue $736 which goes prints 6 times a year. ISAA Adds will<br />

remain.<br />

‣ Bow hunter Chairman – NA<br />

‣ Awards Chairman – John Shappell – This year we spent $626.10 on all the awards. (see report).<br />

‣ Pro Chairman – NA<br />

‣ NFAA Director – Norm Swank – Reports on needing to change the ISAA Rates rate to match NFAA rates. No<br />

meeting until next year in Vegas.<br />

‣ 20-Pin Chairman/Historian – Karol Swank - we have 295 pins left which is down 14 from 309. Little more<br />

interest in it. Sold $48 pins sales were up.<br />

‣ Pro Am Chairman – Kevin Kramer – Pro-Am Registration opens at 12.01 15 Oct 2010. We applied for a grant<br />

$16, 800 total grant, $11,200 Matching fund. We have been informed on the results. We are adding the Master<br />

Senior classes. We are in the process of purchasing Karol a new computer. In the process of looking for new<br />

awards.<br />

‣ NASP – John Carson – Ben Burka email read about adding a NASP class to the Pro-Am. Archers attending<br />

will already have the NASP bows and arrows. However they will be shooting the regular targets at normal<br />

distances. Prices would be the same as the ISAA per age groups prices.<br />

Old Business<br />

‣ Old business - John Carlson bought the DVD/Flat screen for the ISAA booth or Displays areas.<br />

New Business<br />

‣ Arrow Hound revision to limit the pages to 28, and limit the number of publishing to 250, change it from every<br />

two months to every three months. Removing these following sheets: Tournament Division class descriptions,<br />

tournament bid sheets, Big Buck/Fish/Turkey application, Scholarship form, ISSA scholarship rules.<br />

Estimates savings will be $2,248 a year.<br />

‣ John Carlson asked for and current email addresses for every ISAA member we could save $700 in postage on<br />

reminder postcards. It was also bought up to get phone number or use text messaging.<br />

It was brought up to start or try a community group’s forum, IE Yahoo Groups. Ross Bretsch said he would<br />

get one started. By using the “Iowa State Archery Association” as a header or yahoo group name, contingent<br />

on the Iowa State archers joining this group for reminder email and notifications.<br />

‣ John Carlson suggested we have the arrow hound put out electronically every month on the website and only<br />

print two issues a year, one in February to promote the State indoor, and one in April to promote the outdoor<br />

shoots. If those folks that don’t want to get it mailed to them ask to be taken off the mailing list then it would<br />

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2010 ISAA Annual Board Meeting Minutes<br />

Sunday, September 19, 2010<br />

Des Moines Convention Center, Des Moines, Iowa<br />

‣ promote savings. It was then proposed to say if the members want to get a hard copy of the arrow hound they<br />

could pay a subscription rate.<br />

‣ Companies that bought advertising in the arrow hound will get linked to their website automatically, from the<br />

electronically published magazine. However if they don’t keep their site up to date it wont be the arrow<br />

hounds responsibility.<br />

‣ Ross Bretsch- “motions to get Barb a budget to get a new computer and updated software and high<br />

speed, with a budget of $1200” 2 nd John Carlson motion passes.<br />

‣ John Carlson Motions “for the Addition of the National Archery in the Schools Program Class, at the<br />

Pro-Am young adult, youth and cub, and limited it to the first 50 slots for all classes for the <strong>2011</strong> Pro-<br />

Am” 2 nd Dean Conrad, motion passes.<br />

‣ Ron Teufel motions “Publish the arrow hound on a quarterly basis and put on the website a monthly<br />

arrow hound with hyperlinks” 2 nd Ross Bretsch motioned passed.<br />

‣ Dean Conrad motions “to double advertising rate for all advertisers, sizes of ads remain the same” 2 nd<br />

John Carlson motion passed.<br />

‣ Bid: State Indoor Waltonian Archers, Dates are 11 – 13 March <strong>2011</strong>, Motion to accept Norm Swank, 2 nd<br />

Ron Teufel, motion passed.<br />

‣ State Target Waltonian Archers Date 5 June <strong>2011</strong> motioned Ron Teufel, 2 nd Norm Swank, motion passed.<br />

‣ State Field Waverly Archers Date 10 July <strong>2011</strong>. Motion Ron Teufel, 2 nd Norm Swank, motion passed.<br />

‣ Bow hunter Championship – Waverly Archers Date 28 August <strong>2011</strong> motion Barb Sharp, 2 nd Norm<br />

Swank passed<br />

‣ Norm Swank – Motions to “change NFAA affidavit to get the membership rates changed to be the same<br />

for all members”. 2 nd John Carlson, motion passes. New Rates are: Adult membership $45, Youth $22, 1 st<br />

additional $7, 2 nd additional $7, 3 rd additional $3, 4 th additional $3, 5 th additional $3, 6 th additional or more $3.<br />

Family $80.<br />

‣ Ron Teufel reads a New Proposal to rein<strong>state</strong> the Bowhunter Jamboree and to form a committee to make rules<br />

or a format to regulate this event. It was <strong>state</strong>d to leave it as a Bowhunter 3D Championship but to make it<br />

worth the same as the other three shoots not worth one point. It was also <strong>state</strong>d that shooters stay in the same<br />

shooting class and place orange dots on the vitals for the freestyle shooters. Dan Vieth says that, feelings from<br />

Davenport, is that is should be dropped totally and not used at all for the overall awards. Dean Conrad <strong>state</strong>d it<br />

should be open to nonmembers. Diana Deaton Appoints Ron Teufel, John Carlson, and Ed Horn to bring back<br />

said Regulations.<br />

‣ Norm Swank had the Convention Visitors Bureau and convention center folks gave a presentation and tour to<br />

the members present. It was to give an opportunity to ask questions and voice concerns over a Pro-Am move<br />

to Des Moines. CVB promised $3,500.00 each year if we signed a 3 year contract, and also guaranteed to<br />

have Scheels also in a 3 year deal as a $10,000 title sponsor, if the Iowa Pro-Am signed a minimum three year<br />

deal. They also said if we waited till 2012 to sign the deal we would then be shooting in the HyVee hall not<br />

the convention center due to renovation/construction of this current building. Norm asked for any other<br />

questions concerns before making a motion. Motion is “To move the Iowa Pro-Am to Des Moines in 2012<br />

for a 5 year contract upon the written contract of the prices given by Convention Center (see attached<br />

sheet) including the CVB $3,500 per year and Scheels $10,000 as a title sponsor per year and to get an<br />

escape clause.” 2 nd Dean Conrad, Motion passes.<br />

‣ John Shappell motions “no awards be given to anyone shooting in an uncontested class, unless they shoot<br />

higher then the last years score, or set a record” 2 nd Tressia Bretsch, motion fails.<br />

‣ Don Chipman motions “Bidding <strong>archery</strong> club is responsible for setup and tear down and putting away of<br />

Pro-Am, also set-up, running, tear down and putting away of the practice range, keeping all proceeds as<br />

payment. Also must provide own insurance, targets, and target butts for the 2012 Pro-Am. This<br />

abolishes the 10 percent share of the host club in the current contract of the Pro-am.” 2 nd John Carlson,<br />

motion passes.<br />

Motion to adjourn Ron Teufel, 2 nd Don Chipman Motion passed.<br />

Meeting Adjourns 5:32PM<br />

Minutes Respectfully Submitted by ISAA Secretary Ross “Spense” Bretcsh<br />

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MOHAWK ARCHERY CLUB<br />

840 1/2 12th NW<br />

Mason City, IA 50401<br />

2010-<strong>2011</strong> Tournament Schedule<br />

Dec. 5 th Shoot for Breast Cancer Research (10:00 and 1:30)<br />

January 08 th -9 th Pro-Am Warm Up (Lines at 10:00 and 1:30)<br />

January 29 th -30 th 300 round City Shoot Off (Lines 10:00 and 1:30)<br />

Feb. 12 th – 13 th Mohawk Vegas (Lines 10:00 and 1:30)<br />

Feb. 19 th – 20 th 300 rd. (Lines 10:00 and 1:30)<br />

March 19 th and 20 th Indoor 3D ( starts at 8:00)<br />

Mohawk Archery Club Outdoor Series<br />

April 10 Jump Start 3-D and 600 round start 9:00 (weather permitting)<br />

June 12th 3-D and 600 round start 9:00<br />

July 24th 3-D and 600 round start 9:00<br />

August 14th 3-D and 600 round start 9:00<br />

September 10 th and 11 th Championship 3-D and 600 round start 9:00<br />

Swap meet bring your old <strong>archery</strong> equipment sell & trade Outdoor location HWY 65 North - B20 East<br />

Contacts<br />

Kenny Hearrell at 641- 740-7042<br />

Todd Hull at 641- 430- 6692<br />

Bob Smith at 641-530-1226<br />

Web site www.mohawk<strong>archery</strong>.org<br />

Sponsored by the following:<br />

Woozs Gas Station Union Pacific<br />

Golden Grain Energy Hardees<br />

Diamond Jo’s Casino Delta Targets<br />

Mathews Archery Mason City Ford<br />

Hoyt Archery<br />

14 Expires Dec <strong>2011</strong>


MONTH TIME EVENT<br />

JANUARY<br />

SUNDAY 9 TH 1 PM INDOOR VEGAS 450 ROUND<br />

SUNDAY 23 RD 7 AM – 1 PM INDOOR 3-D<br />

FERUARY<br />

SUNDAY 6 TH 1 PM ADVANCED VEGAS ROUND<br />

SUNDAY 13 TH 7 AM – 1 PM INDOOR 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 27 TH 1 PM INDOOR 300 ROUND<br />

MARCH<br />

FRIDAY 11 TH 7 PM ISAA INDOOR TOURNAMENT<br />

SATURDAY 12 TH 9AM-12PM-3PM ISAA INDOOR TOURNAMENT<br />

SUNDAY 13 TH 9 AM – 1 PM ISAA INDOOR TOURNAMENT<br />

SATURDAY 19 TH 7 AM – 3 PM CABIN FEVER 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 20 TH 7 AM – 1 PM CABIN FEVER 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 20 TH 1 PM INDOOR 300 ROUND<br />

APRIL<br />

SATURDAY 9 TH 7 AM – 3 PM SPRING STRUT 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 10 TH 7 AM – 1 PM SPRING STUT 3-D<br />

MAY<br />

SUNDAY 15 TH 9 AM TARGET 900 ROUND<br />

SATURDAY 21 ST 7 AM – 3 PM SILVER BROADHEAD 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 22 ND 7 AM – 1 PM SILVER BROADHEAD 3-D<br />

SATURDAY 21 ST 7 AM – 3 PM (non shotgun) SILVER BROADHEAD FIELD<br />

SUNDAY 22 ND 9 AM (shotgun start) SILVER BROADHEAD FIELD<br />

JUNE<br />

SUNDAY 5 TH 9 AM ISAA STATE TARGET<br />

SATURDAY 25 TH 7 AM – 3 PM Aiming for a Cure 3-D Shoot<br />

SUNDAY 26 TH 7 AM – 1 PM Aiming for a Cure 3-D Shoot<br />

JULY<br />

SATURDAY 23 RD 7 AM – 3 PM <strong>THE</strong> RENDEZVOUS 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 24 TH 7 AM – 1 PM <strong>THE</strong> RENDEZVOUS 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 24 TH 9 AM FIELD SHOOT<br />

AUGUST<br />

SATURDAY 13 TH 7 AM – 3 PM FOSTER TRADITIONAL 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 14 TH 7 AM – 1 PM FOSTER TRADITIONAL 3-D<br />

SEPTEMBER<br />

SATURDAY 24 TH 7 AM – 3 PM DEER SLAYER 3-D<br />

SUNDAY 25 TH 7 AM – 1 PM DEER SLAYER 3-D<br />

DECEMBER<br />

SATURDAY 10 TH 7AM – 1PM INDOOR 3-D<br />

A Family Tradition<br />

Since 1935<br />

319-393-5693<br />

www.waltonianarchers.net<br />

To Join<br />

3 rd Wed. Monthly @ 7pm<br />

3985 Wickiup Hill Rd<br />

Toddville, IA<br />

NEW<br />

Indoor Restrooms Addition<br />

30 Yard Indoor Range<br />

5 Outdoor Ranges<br />

JOAD Club<br />

The Wapsi Warriors<br />

NASP Tournaments<br />

Aimingforacure.com<br />

Charity 3-D Shoot<br />

All Forms of Archery<br />

Are promoted by<br />

The Waltonian Archers<br />

Certified Instructors<br />

NASP, USA Archery,<br />

Boy Scouts of America<br />

15 Expires Dec <strong>2011</strong>


2010 Deer Log Written By Ken Yeater<br />

From the pictures it will be obvious that I am not holding my usual Hoyt compound. I had an accident in October with my<br />

ATV while putting out stands. No broken bones or fractures, just hyper extended leaving my right wrist too painful to pull<br />

my compound so I bought a cross bow (Xbow). Perception is that would make it easy to harvest any animal at any<br />

distance.......... not! They are heavy, awkward, and noisy. However, they do shoot the bolt very fast, but the speed drops<br />

off fast so shot distance is limited to about that of a compound. Main thing, it has a crank to get the string back and the<br />

trigger cocked, therefore it is suited to person with a permanent handicap or is temporarily physical challenged as I<br />

currently am. Certainly hope I will be able to shoot finger compound for the ProAm and release compound by Spring <strong>2011</strong><br />

turkey season.<br />

By the time that the Xbow got here and I had it sighted in the first week of the season passed with me at idle. During the 9<br />

Oct evening hunt I harvested a doe, followed five days later with the second doe, and then finally on the morning of 14<br />

Nov I got a nice buck. Below is the story of the buck as written in my deer log.<br />

14 NOV AM 1 DEER. HARVESTED A 10 POINT 190 BUCK.<br />

38 OVERCAST WIND CALM. SUNDAY SO EXPECTING<br />

SHOT GUNNERS TO BE OUT TODAY. NORMALLY WOULD<br />

HUNT WHERE <strong>THE</strong>Y WOULD DRIVE DEER TO ME.<br />

HOWEVER, I WANTED TO HUNT A CERTAIN TRAIL USED<br />

BY DEER RETURNING FROM A CORN FIELD WEST. I<br />

HAVE NOT BEEN <strong>THE</strong>RE FOR A LONG TIME. IT HAD AN<br />

EARLY SCRAPE AND DOES PLUS A BIG BUCK ON TRAIL<br />

CAMERA IN OCT. SO WENT <strong>THE</strong>RE. SLOW WALKED<br />

WEST SIDE OF LONG FIELD ALL <strong>THE</strong> WAY AROUND<br />

SOUTH END TO JUST NORTH OF SOU<strong>THE</strong>AST CORNER<br />

WHERE MY PATH TO BLIND IS LOCATED. FOUND MY<br />

PATH ENTRANCE BY SKILL OR LUCK. LOTS OF LEAVES<br />

AND NOISY IN WOODS DESPITE A LITTLE RAIN LAST<br />

NIGHT. GOT TO AND UP INTO BLIND OK. JUST SETTLED<br />

AND HEAR HUFF SOUND EAST. OH NO! BUT NO<br />

RUNNING OFF. IN A FEW MINUTES SAME NOISE<br />

FOLLOWED BY A COON FIGHT, WHEW. JUST AFTER FIRST LIGHT HEAR WHAT I THOUGHT WAS A DEER WALKING<br />

BEHIND ME AND DOWNHILL. LOOKED AND SAW NOTHING. BACK TO WATCHING TRAIL AND CPR FIELD TO<br />

WEST. <strong>THE</strong>N HEARD SAME NOISE AGAIN. TURNED TO LOOK AND SPOTTED A LARGE DARK DEER WALKING EAST<br />

DOWNHILL. TOOK SAFETY OFF AND TRIED TO GET XBOW UP AND DOT ON HIM. BUT, XBOW LIMB HIT TREE<br />

TRUNK SO HAD TO WAIT FOR HIM TO MOVE AGAIN. FINALLY GOT DOT ON HIM AND SHOT WENT WITHOUT ME<br />

THINKING ABOUT SQUEEZING <strong>THE</strong> TRIGGER. <strong>THE</strong> BOLT GOES SO FAST YOU CANNOT SEE IT FLY, BUT HIS<br />

REACTION SAID HE WAS HIT HARD. UPHILL HE RAN NOR<strong>THE</strong>AST AND OVER A RIDGE OUT OF SIGHT LIKE A<br />

FLASH. <strong>THE</strong>N HEARD CRASHING NOISES AND I SAID "HE IS GOING DOWN." I COULD NOT GET DOWN FAST<br />

ENOUGH TO TRY AND FIND BOLT WHICH SHOULD HAVE BEEN JUST PAST A TREE I MENTALLY REFERENCED AS<br />

WHERE HE WAS JUST BEFORE <strong>THE</strong> SHOT. I COULD NOT FIND <strong>THE</strong> BOLT WHICH MAY HAVE BURIED IN <strong>THE</strong> DIRT<br />

AND LEAVES AFTER PASSING THRU HIM OR WORST, DID I REALLY MISS AND IS IT REALLY BURIED INTO <strong>THE</strong><br />

DIRT? I BEGAN TO LOOK FOR BLOOD. FOUND A LITTLE <strong>THE</strong>N LOTS. YOU GET THAT FEELING OF GREAT HOPE<br />

YET UNCERTAINTY. I FOLLOWED <strong>THE</strong> BLOOD TO <strong>THE</strong> TOP OF <strong>THE</strong> RIDGE. IT WAS AGONIZINGLY SLOW. I<br />

WANTED TO JUST GO AND LOOK OVER <strong>THE</strong> TOP OF <strong>THE</strong> RIDGE, BUT <strong>THE</strong>N I MIGHT MOVE A SPOT OF BLOOD<br />

THAT COULD HELP ME CONTINUE TO KNOW HIS FLIGHT PATH AND TO RECOVER HIM. MORE BLOOD DROPS SO<br />

KEEP GOING. JUST OVER <strong>THE</strong> RIDGE I COULD SEE WHERE HE WENT,WITHOUT LOOKING FOR BLOOD, BY <strong>THE</strong><br />

MESSED UP LEAVES WHERE HE RAN. LOOKED AHEAD TO SEE IF I COULD SPOT HIM. THOUGHT I SAW HIM <strong>THE</strong>N<br />

SAID NO AND WENT BACK TO TRAILING. I GOT A LITTLE FAR<strong>THE</strong>R AND LOOKED AGAIN AND KNEW IT WAS HIM<br />

SO RAN TO HIM THINKING NOW WHAT DO I HAVE? MEANING WHICH OF <strong>THE</strong> BIG BUCKS I HAVE SEEN, I HAVE<br />

BEEN WITHIN 20 YARDS SIX TIMES JUST THIS LAST WEEK AND COULD NOT SHOT <strong>THE</strong> XBOW FOR BLIND TREE<br />

TRUNK OR WHATEVER REASON -XBOWS ARE NOT A SURE THING! OR WAS HE ONE THAT I HAVE ON A TRAIL<br />

CAMERA? AS I GOT CLOSE COULD SEE HIS BODY WAS BIG AND WHERE I HIT HIM, BUT HIS HEAD WAS BEHIND A<br />

BUNCH OF STICKS. GRABBED <strong>THE</strong> ONE ANTLER I COULD SEE AND LIFTED HIS HEAD. OH, SUPER BUCK! ALL <strong>THE</strong><br />

WORRY OF GETTING A GOOD ONE AFTER ALL <strong>THE</strong> WORK AND PROBLEMS WITH WRIST AND XBOW LEFT WITH<br />

THAT SIGHT. WEIRD, I GET PHOTOS OF BUCKS ON CAMERA THAT I NEVER SEE AND THIS ONE I DO NOT HAVE<br />

ANY PHOTOS OF. I GOT A GOOD BUCK. THANK YOU GOD. WHAT A RELIEF. PROPPED HIS HEAD UP AGAINST A<br />

SMALL TREE AND TOOK SOME PHOTOS USING<br />

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2010 Deer Log Written By Ken Yeater<br />

TIMER ON <strong>THE</strong> LITTLE SONY SURE SHOT CAMERA I CARRY WITH EVERY DAY. THAT HEAVY PACK WILL BE<br />

LIGHTER NOW. TAGGED HIM AND PUT SOME OF MY CLO<strong>THE</strong>S ON HIM TO KEEP <strong>THE</strong> YOTES AWAY AND HEADED<br />

BACK TO MY TRUCK. ON <strong>THE</strong> WAY I STOPPED TO LOOK FOR <strong>THE</strong> BOLT AND STILL COULD NOT FIND IT DESPITE<br />

MUCH SEARCHING IN <strong>THE</strong> LEAVES. <strong>THE</strong>N I STOOD UP AND TURNED AROUND TO FIND MY REFERENCE TREE<br />

AND SPOTTED <strong>THE</strong> FLETCHINGs OFF TO ONE SIDE OF WHERE HE RAN. HE HAD CARRIED IT WITH HIM AND IT<br />

BROKE OFF ABOUT 20 YARDS FROM WHERE <strong>THE</strong> BLOOD STARTED. I WENT BACK TO LOOK AT HIS RIGHT SIDE.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> BOLT HIT HIM IN <strong>THE</strong> MIDDLE OF HIS LEFT LEG BUT DID NOT COME OUT HIS RIGHT SIDE. CALLED HOME TO<br />

TELL CAROLE. DECIDED I WOULD TRY TO GET HIM OUT USING SHIPMAN'S DEER CART. DROVE TRUCK TO EDGE<br />

OF WOODS 100 YARD FROM HIM. I GOT HIM ON <strong>THE</strong> CART, BUT COULD NOT PULL HIM UPHILL. CALLED HOME<br />

AGAIN AND TOLD CAROLE TO OPEN <strong>THE</strong> GARAGE SO I COULD GET MY ATV LOADED QUICKER. GOT HOME, GOT<br />

ATV ON TRAILER, AND WE HEADED OUT. TIED CART TO BACK RACK AND STARTED FOR <strong>THE</strong> EDGE OF <strong>THE</strong><br />

WOODS. MANY FALLEN LOGS HERE AND TREES CLOSE TOGE<strong>THE</strong>R SO IT WAS DIFFICULT MANEUVERING ATV.<br />

FINALLY GOT HIM BACK TO TRUCK AND TRANSFERRED HIM FROM TRAILER TO BED OF TRUCK <strong>THE</strong>N HOOKED<br />

UP TRAILER, <strong>THE</strong>N LOADED ATV. HOME AND FIELD DRESSED HIM. GOOD THING I NOTICED SOMETHING AT HIS<br />

RIGHT ELBOW. THOUGHT IT WAS A BURR, BUT WHEN I FELT IT REALIZED IT WAS <strong>THE</strong> POINT OF <strong>THE</strong> BROAD<br />

HEAD. <strong>THE</strong> BOLD HAD HIT HIS LEFT LEG BONE, WENT THRU HIS LEFT LUNG, SLICED ACROSS HIS HEART<br />

MAKING A HUGE SLASHING HOLE ON EXITING, WENT THRU HIS RIGHT LUNG, AND PUNCHED HALFWAY THRU<br />

HIS RIGHT LEG SKIN. ONE BLADE WAS CURLED AND <strong>THE</strong> O<strong>THE</strong>R TWO WERE OK. HIS CHEST CAVITY WAS<br />

COMPLETELY FILLED WITH BLOOD. WHICH IS WHY, ALTHOUGH BLOOD WAS FAIRLY EASY TO FOLLOW, <strong>THE</strong>RE<br />

WAS NOT ALL THAT MUCH ON <strong>THE</strong> GROUND FOR A DOUBLE LUNG AND HEART HIT. IMPORTANT INFO IS THAT<br />

<strong>THE</strong> SHOT WAS 20 YARDS, HE WENT 85 YARDS, AND HE WEIGHED AN ESTIMATED 190 POUNDS. HE WAS NOT ON<br />

<strong>THE</strong> MAIN TRAIL, BUT <strong>THE</strong>RE WAS A FAR LESS USED ONE. IT IS DOWNHILL AND USUALLY DOWNWIND OF <strong>THE</strong><br />

MAIN TRAIL. HE WAS PROBABLY <strong>THE</strong> ONLY BUCK USING IT. IT WAS <strong>THE</strong>RE SO HE COULD CHECK FOR DOES OR<br />

DANGER ON <strong>THE</strong> MAIN TRAIL WHEN HE HEADED FOR <strong>THE</strong> CORN FIELD IN <strong>THE</strong> EVENINGS. GOOD THING <strong>THE</strong><br />

WIND WAS GOING WITH HIM, IT WAS MORNING, AND I DID NOT WAIT ANY LONGER TO SHOOT OR HE COULD<br />

HAVE GOTTEN IN MY WIND. LIKE TIRED MATURE WISE BUCKS THIS TIME OF <strong>THE</strong> YEAR <strong>THE</strong>Y MAKE MISTAKES<br />

AND DO THINGS <strong>THE</strong>Y NORMALLY WOULD NOT AND IT COST HIM BECAUSE I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO PICK <strong>THE</strong><br />

RIGHT SPOT AT <strong>THE</strong> RIGHT TIME. SETTLED 0720 LEFT 0730.<br />

Written By Ken Yeater<br />

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CONGRATULATIONS GARY KOSTKA OF MASON CITY<br />

FOR SHOOTING A BUCK IN NOVEMBER !!!<br />

CONGRATULATIONS KEN SHARP OF NORWALK<br />

FOR SHOOTING A BUCK IN NOVEMBER !!!<br />

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MESSAGES:<br />

ISAA Arrow Hound & Forms are now located on the ISAA Website<br />

www.<strong>iowa</strong><strong>state</strong><strong>archery</strong>.com or www.<strong>iowa</strong><strong>state</strong>arachery.org<br />

1. ISAA Registration Form for Indoor, Target,<br />

Field<br />

2. Tournament Division & Class Descriptions<br />

3. “How to shoot a Field Archery Tournament”<br />

4. Tournament Bid Sheets for ISAA<br />

Club/Charters<br />

5. Big Buck – Big Doe – Big Turkey Form<br />

6. ISAA Scholarship Form<br />

7. ISAA Scholarship Rules<br />

NEW PRICES FOR<br />

Arrow Hound Ads for ISAA Members<br />

Based on 1 year (ads may be pro-rated for each<br />

issue.)<br />

1 full page for $100<br />

Expires May <strong>2011</strong><br />

½ page for $50<br />

¼ page for $30<br />

Business Card size for $20<br />

Contact Barb Sharp sharpbk11@msn.com<br />

Exp. 1/<strong>2011</strong>


New Models in stock<br />

We take trade in’s<br />

Bow tuning, shooting help & sighting<br />

in included with every bow sale.<br />

Large selection of accessories<br />

available.<br />

810 S. 10th AVE E<br />

Lake Mills, IA 50450<br />

Phone: 641-592-1991<br />

johnarch@WCTAtel.n<br />

et<br />

Authorized Hoyt Dealer<br />

Archery Supplies<br />

‣ Certified Archery Coach<br />

‣ Bow Tuning<br />

‣ Equipment Sales & Service<br />

(Expires December <strong>2011</strong>)


Introducing New ISAA Board Members for <strong>2011</strong><br />

ISAA President Diana Deaton<br />

As the President just thought I would let you know a few things about me..........I was born and<br />

raised in Newton, Ia. With my father at the time being a gun dealer I could not help but learn to<br />

shoot....in fact I was 4 years hold when I first learned to pull the trigger. It has been part of my<br />

life ever since. I could probably say if it takes a shell I have probably pulled the trigger. I have<br />

been deer hunting, pheasant hunting, fishing and running a trap line with my husband. My<br />

husband Kevin has always been a bow hunter and got our son Bridger interested in shooting 3D<br />

tournaments at first and then into target shooting which has truly become a large part of our<br />

lives........Kevin and Bridger gave me some pointers and I have shot the Rinehart 100 last year<br />

winning the Africa division and had a blast hitting the 12 on the Alien.....I was so excited.... Our daughter Callie does<br />

some shooting, but softball is more her game but she is a big supporter of her brother at tournaments...For the last 2<br />

years Bridger and I have been traveling all over the US for tournaments, but always make the time for the State<br />

tournaments to support the sport where we are from...... We have met some of the nicest and most down to earth<br />

people at <strong>state</strong> shoots and hope to keep meeting more. I look forward to working with the ISAA and show other <strong>state</strong>s<br />

that Iowa is the one to look up too. Lets make it a great <strong>2011</strong>!!!!!!!!<br />

ISAA 1 st Vice President Dean Conrad<br />

I started bowhunting back in the 60's with a Bear recurve. Shot my first deer in<br />

1972 a nice 10 point with that bow. Since than I have shot many deer, elk,<br />

bears, caribou, coyotes, and small game with my bows. In the 80's I started to<br />

shoot target <strong>archery</strong> and 3Ds. I enjoy shooting the old way with fingers and<br />

have won one national indoor title as a BHFSL. My family and I have enjoyed<br />

<strong>archery</strong> and the people we have met in our <strong>archery</strong> adventure so far.<br />

ISAA 2 nd Vice President Dan Veith<br />

I was born and raised on a farm four miles south of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. in<br />

1955. I graduated from St. Ambrose College in Davenport, Iowa and have been<br />

on the police department since 1976. We always had three hay bales with a<br />

paper plate on them to shoot at. During the winter, I shot up in the hay mow of<br />

the barn. I have never shot a tournament in my life, but I love the sport. I am<br />

married to my wife Kathleen who teaches first grade at All Saints Catholic<br />

School. I have four children, Austin who lives in Boulder, Co., Jacob who is a<br />

calvary scout in United States army and is attached to the 101st Airborne in<br />

Afghanistan, Joseph who is a sophomore at Davenport Central High School and<br />

Molly who is an eighth grade at All Saints Catholic School.<br />

I got Joe and Molly involved in <strong>archery</strong> as something we could do after school together, and after "thousands of miles<br />

and thousands of dollars" later, here we are. I still enjoy shooting, although I don't do as much as I should or want to.<br />

I look forward to preserving the legacy of the ISAA and keeping it one of the premier <strong>state</strong> <strong>archery</strong> <strong>association</strong>s in the<br />

United States.<br />

WELCOME DIANA, DEAN, AND DAN!<br />

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ISAA Calendar of Events<br />

DATE HOSTING CLUB TYPE OF ARCHERY SHOOT MORE INFO<br />

Dec 17-19, 2010 Gismos & Gadgets 300 Round Page 8<br />

January 8 & 9 Mohawk Archery Club Pro-Am Warm Up Page 14<br />

January 9 Waltonian Archers Vegas 450 Round Page 15<br />

January 14-15-16 I.S.A.A. ISAA Pro Am Page 21<br />

January 22 Archery Field & Sports Mid Iowa Fun Shoot Page 6<br />

January 22 & 23 Osage Conservation 300 Round Page 10<br />

January 23 Davenport Valley Archer Target Vegas Round Page 7<br />

January 23 Waltonian Archers Indoor 3-D Page 15<br />

January 23 Davenport Valley Archer Bowhunter League Starts (6 weeks) Page 7<br />

January 28-30 Gismos & Gadgets 300 Round Page 8<br />

January 29 & 30 Mohawk Archery Club 300 Round City Shoot Off Page 14<br />

February 6 Archery Field & Sports NFAA Vegas Round Page 6<br />

February 6 Waltonian Archers Advanced Vegas Round Page 15<br />

February 12 & 13 Mohawk Archery Club Mohawk Vegas Page 14<br />

February 12 & 13 Osage Conservation 300 Round Page 10<br />

February 13 Allamakee Co. Sprtsm Indoor 450 Vegas Page 5<br />

February 13 Waltonian Archers Indoor 3-D Page 15<br />

February 18-20 Gismos & Gadgets 300 Round Page 8<br />

February 19 & 20 Archery Field & Sport Indoor 3D Pop Up Page 6<br />

February 19 & 20 Mohawk Archery Club 300 Round Page 14<br />

February 25-27 Mid-Iowa Archers Iowa Deer Classic Legendary 300 Page 2<br />

February 27 Waltonian Archers Indoor 300 Round Page 15<br />

March 6 Allamakee Co. Sprts Indoor 300 Page 5<br />

March 11 Waltonian Archers ISAA Indoor Tournament Page 15<br />

March 12 Waltonian Archers ISAA Indoor Tournament Page 15<br />

March 13 Waltonian Archers ISAA Indoor Tournament Page 15<br />

March 14 Archery Field & Sport 3-D Shoot Page 6<br />

March 19 & 20 Gismos & Gadgets Indoor 3-D Page 8<br />

March 19 & 20 Mohawk Archery Club Indoor 3-D Page 14<br />

March 19 Waltonian Archers Cabin Fever 3-D Page 15<br />

March 20 Archery Field & Sports NFAA 300 Round Page 6<br />

March 20 Waltonian Archers Cabin Fever 3-D Page 15<br />

March 20 Waltonian Archers Indoor 300 Round Page 15<br />

April 9 Waltonian Archers Spring Strut 3-D Page 15<br />

April 10 Mohawk Archery Club Jump Start 3-D & 600 Round Page 14<br />

April 10 Waltonian Archers Spring Strut 3-D Page 15<br />

April 17 Davenport Valley Archer 3-D Shoot (40 targets) Page 7<br />

May 15 Davenport Valley Archer 3-D Shoot (40 targets) Page 7<br />

May 15 Waltonian Archers Target 900 Round Page 15<br />

May 21 Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead 3-D Page 15<br />

May 21 Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead Field (non shotgun start) Page 15<br />

May 22 Davenport Valley Archer Outdoor Target Shoot (600 round) Page 7<br />

May 22 Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead 3-D Page 15<br />

May 22 Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead Field (shotgun start) Page 15<br />

June 5 Waltonian Archers ISAA State Target Page 15<br />

June 11-12 Allamakee Co. Sprts Outdoor 40 3-D Page 5<br />

June 12 Mohawk Archery Club 3-D & 600 Round Page 14<br />

June 12 Davenport Valley Archer Field Shoot (25 targets) Page 7<br />

TBD (June 18 or 25) Davenport Valley Archer Quad City Senior Olympics QCSO 900 Rnd Page 7<br />

CONTINUED on Page 22 for more shoot dates!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br />

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ISAA Calendar of Events<br />

CONTINUED from Page 21<br />

DATE HOSTING CLUB TYPE OF ARCHERY SHOOT MORE INFO<br />

June 18 Davenport Valley Archer 3-D Shoot (40 targets) Page 7<br />

June 19 Hickory Ridge Bwhntrs 3-D (Red Rock Lake near Pella) Page 9<br />

June 19 Osage Conservation 3-D & 600 Round Page 10<br />

June 25 Waltonian Archers Aiming for a Cure 3-D Shoot Page 15<br />

June 26 Waltonian Archers Aiming for a Cure 3-D Shoot Page 15<br />

July 10 Davenport Valley Archer Traditional Shoot Page 7<br />

July 17 Davenport Valley Archer 3-D Shoot (40 targets) Page 7<br />

July 17 Mohawk Archery Club 3-D & 600 Round Page 14<br />

July 23 Waltonian Archers The Rendezvous 3-D Page 15<br />

July 24 Waltonian Archers The Rendezvous 3-D Page 15<br />

July 24 Waltonian Archers Field Shoot Page 15<br />

July 24 Hickory Rdg Bwhnters 3-D (Red Rock Lake near Pella) Page 9<br />

August 7 Osage Conservation 3-D & 600 Round Page 10<br />

August 13 Waltonian Archers Foster Traditional 3-D Page 15<br />

August 13 & 14 Archery Field Sports OPEN HOUSE Page 6<br />

August 14 Mohawk Archery Club 3-D & 600 Round Page 14<br />

August 14 Waltonian Archers Foster Traditional 3-D Page 15<br />

August 20 & 21 Davenport Valley Archer Hog Roast & Shoot (3-D 40 targets) Page 7<br />

August 20 & 21 Hickory Ridge Bwhntrs 3-D Third Leg of So. Triple Crown Page 9<br />

Sept, 10 & 11 Allamakeet Co. Sprts Outdoor 40 3-D Page 5<br />

Sept. 10 & 11 Mohawk Archery Club Championship 3-D & 600 Round Page 14<br />

September 19 Davenport Valley Archer 3-D Shoot (40 targets) Page 7<br />

September 24 Waltonian Archers Deer Slayer 3-D Page 15<br />

September 25 Waltonian Archers Deer Slayer 3-D Page 15<br />

December 10 Waltonian Archers Indoor 3-D Page 15<br />

ISAA Committee Announces Revised Bowhunter Jamboree to “Iowa Trail Shoot”<br />

Committee Members: John Carlson, Ed Horn, Ron Teufel<br />

Back in Sept.at the ISAA annual board meeting, Ron Teufel, Ed Horn and myself were appointed to improve our Bowhunter<br />

Jamboree. We have given this much thought, have had several phone conversations and had a lengthy in person meeting to<br />

come up with a fun event we can all be proud of.<br />

GOALS: Our goals were to create an event where every archer is important, and every archer has a chance to win, not just the<br />

top few archers. We wanted something that would be considered fun regardless of the type of <strong>archery</strong> each person enjoyed. We<br />

also wanted to create an event that had the possibilities of becoming an outdoor version of our Iowa Pro Am, which is a large<br />

event looked forward to by large numbers of archers.<br />

RESEARCH: Our research discovered we could duplicate success experienced by the Redding Trail Shoot in California<br />

and the very popular flight system at the Vegas Shoot.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> DETAILS: We would name this event: The IOWA TRAIL SHOOT, no membership in any organization would be needed to<br />

participate. 40 target 3d round, marked yardage, two arrows per target scoring 11 for the orange dot, 10 for the<br />

vital, 8 for any hit whatsoever as long as the arrow sticks in the animal somewhere.<br />

CLASSES: Adult, 18 and up, everyone flighted per scoring ability so like in Vegas, everyone competes against only those in their<br />

own scoring range, giving everyone an opportunity to win in their flight. cubs, youth, and young adult shooters will compete using<br />

the same ISAA guidelines used at our <strong>state</strong> events and receive ISAA awards (medals)<br />

ENTRY FEE'S: Cub $5, Youth $7, Young Adult $15, entry fee split 50-50 with host club and ISAA<br />

Adult entry fee $20, split as follows $9 host club (they furnish range and 3d targets) ISAA $5, $6 goes to the prize fund.<br />

ADULT AWARDS: Championship Flight, 1st $500, 2nd $350, 3rd, $250<br />

All other flights 1st $250, 2nd, $150 3rd, $100<br />

This is all based on 100 participants, each additional groups of 25 will create another flight paying:<br />

1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25<br />

SPONSOR: We are pleased to announce a sponsor has been obtained who will contribute $2000, thus assuring success in this<br />

venture.<br />

DATE CHANGE: We had voted on a August 28 date, however we discovered this would be on top of the Rinehart 100 shoot and<br />

could not see that being in anyone’s best interest, The Waverly club has been consulted and they are on board<br />

with August 21.<br />

PROMOTION: We intend to promote this very heavily, we want to have flyers available starting with our Pro Am, so<br />

we are asking for your vote this week. President Deaton gave permission to present this to you by email.<br />

Report Submitted by John Carlson<br />

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President<br />

2010 ISAA BOARD MEMBERS<br />

Diana L Deaton<br />

140 Terrace Drive<br />

Otley, Iowa 50214<br />

(641) 780-5999<br />

Diana_deaton@adp.com<br />

Awards Chairman &<br />

Web Master<br />

John Shappell<br />

2590 Central Ave. - Dubuque, IA 52001<br />

(563) 495-0012<br />

johnshappell@mchsi.com<br />

1 st Vice President Dean Conrad<br />

200 Mulberry Street - Sumner, IA 50674<br />

abe_archer@yahoo.com<br />

Pro Chairman<br />

Kale Heuton<br />

1033 9 th Avenue, NW - Altoona, IA 50009<br />

kcheuton@msn.com<br />

2 nd Vice President Dan Veith<br />

3120 Fernwood Avenue<br />

Davenport, Ia 52807<br />

veithsquad@aol.com<br />

NFAA Director<br />

Norm Swank<br />

403 Main Street, Box 31 – Reasnor, Iowa 50221<br />

H: (641) 793-2294<br />

C: (641) 521-2294<br />

nswank@netins.net<br />

Secretary<br />

Ross “Spense Bretsch<br />

34588 Irving Court<br />

Earlham, Ia 50072<br />

(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641<br />

Spenser@lostarrows<strong>archery</strong>school.com<br />

Bowhunter Chairman<br />

Erv Wagner<br />

3725 N.E. 56th Street - Altoona, Iowa 50009<br />

(515) 265-6500<br />

afsman1@aol.com<br />

Treasurer & Membership<br />

Betty Chipman<br />

212 15 th Street S.E.<br />

Mason City, Iowa 50401<br />

cbettymc@aol.com<br />

Pro Am Chairman<br />

Kevin Kramer, Tournament Director<br />

ISAA Pro Am Archery Tournament and Tradeshow<br />

305 N Pierce Avenue<br />

Mason City IA 50401<br />

Phone: (641) 512-7054<br />

email: kevin@isaaproam.com<br />

web: www.isaaproam.com<br />

20 Pin Secretary & Historian Karol Swank<br />

403 Main Street, Box 31 - Reasnor, Iowa 50221<br />

(641) 793-2294<br />

karolswank@gmail.com<br />

Arrow Hound Editor<br />

Barb Sharp<br />

3817-113 th Avenue - Norwalk, IA 50211<br />

(515) 961-6885<br />

sharpbk11@msn.com<br />

Hall of Fame Chairman<br />

Allamakee Sportsmans Club<br />

Earl Goodman<br />

918 2nd St. N.W. - Waukon, IA 52172<br />

563-568-6969<br />

www.Geocities.com/allamakeesportsman<br />

Archery Field & Sports<br />

Erv Wagner<br />

3725 NE 56 th Street - Altoona, Ia 50009<br />

(515) 265-6500<br />

Buckridge Bow Hunters<br />

Al Schuster<br />

Box 7875 - Spencer, Iowa 51301<br />

(712) 262-5644<br />

www.buckridgebowhunters.com<br />

e-mail: buckridgebowhunters@gmail.com<br />

Davenport Valley Archers<br />

Carl Johnson<br />

533 East Park - Geneseo, IL 61254<br />

(309) 944-2951<br />

Johnsonfam5@theinter.com<br />

www.davenportvalleyarchers.com<br />

Dubuque Field Archers<br />

John Shappell<br />

2590 Central - Dubuque, Ia 52001<br />

Cell: (563) 495-0012<br />

www.dubuquefieldarchers.com<br />

Gismos & Gadgets<br />

Larry & Cindy Roberts<br />

1306 ½ S. Taft - Mason City, Iowa 50401<br />

(641) 424-6987<br />

John Shappell<br />

2590 Central Ave. - Dubuque, IA 52001<br />

(563) 495-0012<br />

johnshappell@mchsi.com<br />

Publicity Chairman<br />

ISAA Charter Members<br />

Happy Apple Archery<br />

Rick & Sue Motzko<br />

3408 Clarke Street - Norwalk, Iowa 50211<br />

(515) 981-4905<br />

tackle_shack@netzero.net<br />

Hitaga Archery Club<br />

Secretary Kathy Peacock (New Info.)<br />

57652 Nugent Rd. - Coggon, Iowa 52218<br />

(319) 435-2012<br />

Iowa County Archers<br />

Jerry (Jake) Sanders<br />

410 Monroe Street - South English, IA 52335<br />

(319) 667-6122<br />

Iowa State Archery Assn.<br />

Secretary Ross “Spense Bretsch<br />

34588 Irving Court - Earlham, Ia 50072<br />

(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641<br />

Spenser@lostarrows<strong>archery</strong>school.com<br />

Lost Arrows<br />

Ross “Spense Bretsch<br />

34588 Irving Court - Earlham, Ia 50072<br />

(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641<br />

Spenser@lostarrows<strong>archery</strong>school.com<br />

Mid-Iowa Archery Club, Inc.<br />

Doyle Kincy<br />

P.O. Box 7581 - Urbandale, Ia. 50323<br />

(515) 710-4752<br />

dwkincy@msn.com<br />

www.mid<strong>iowa</strong>archers.com<br />

Mohawk Archery Club, Inc.<br />

Katie Niemoth (Secretary)<br />

657 4th ST NE - Mason City. IA 50401<br />

(641) 424 9671<br />

www.mohawk<strong>archery</strong>.org<br />

John Carlson<br />

810 S. 10 th Ave. E., Lake Mills, IA 50450<br />

(641) 592-1991<br />

johnarch@WCTAtel.net<br />

Muscatine Archery Club<br />

Jackie Nupp<br />

1055 Stone St. - Muscatine, Iowa 52761<br />

(563) 264-2541<br />

Osage Conservation Club<br />

Joe Huffman<br />

921 Chase St - Osage Ia. 50461<br />

phuffman@osage.net<br />

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