September - Escondido Fish and Game Association

Escondido
Fish & Game Association
S e p t e m b e r 2 0 0 6
Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • Single Action Shooting Society
San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program
MEETINGS
Board Meeting
1st Thursday
6:30 PM - Club House
General Meeting
2nd Thursday
7:15 PM Club House
OFFICERS
President
Denny Martin LM
760-749-0589
martincustomhomes@yahoo.com
Vice President
Jeff Hawkes
760-295-6638
Secretary
Neil Pisk
760-781-1289
npisk@escondidofishandgame.com
Treasurer
Raymond Hug
760-726-3291
Board Members
Ray Bucholz LM 760-741-0668
Craig Busby LM 858-486-3522
Linda Linaker 760-749-6574
Kevin Miller LM 760-480-7267
Ray Osgood LM 760-489-5619
Bill Savage 760-724-5489
Chief Range Officer
Ray Bucholz LM 760-741-0668
Asst. Chief Range Officer
Neil Pisk 760-781-1289
Association Clerk
Donna Harmon 760-735-9496
efga_clerk@cox.net
Bulletin
K.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229
k.l.notter@att.net
www.escondidofishandgame.com
16525 Guejito Road
Escondido, CA 92027
Hello everyone,
The new board of directors have met
and we are up and running. I have
been contacted by the Boy Scout
District Council who want to have several scouts perform their
Eagle projects at our facility. The objective for these projects is to
implement them with little or no costs to the association. However,
it may take a few volunteers from our association the help them
achieve their goals. The board voted to allow them to build three
bench areas for the trap pads. We need help with getting materials
such as concrete, hardware, and lumber at cost or donation. Please
contact me if you can help in these areas.
There seems to be a growing demand for law enforcement agencies
wanting to use our facility for firearm qualifications. They have
made their presentations to the board and we are working hard to
try and accommodate them. We are trying to schedule them during
casual hours without interrupting the casual shooting. The board is
straight forward about placing our members first and then trying to
accommodate these agencies. Remember, we are chartered as a nonprofit
public service organization. However, we will not jeopardize
our member’s needs.
I don’t have a lot to say this month since I just returned from New
York for a large family reunion. However, I have had several emails
and phone calls about several of our long time members and their
families going through various operations and illnesses. If you are
aware of someone in this predicament, give them a phone call. It
is much appreciated during these times. I wish you all a speedy
recovery and get your health back.
Respectfully,
Denny
STRAIGHT SHOT
FROM THE PRESIDENT
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NATIONAL
MATCH COURSE
CLASS
There will be a
NMC Match Class
on the evening of
Sept. 1st, 2006
if there is any
interest. Class will be
in the meeting hall
from 6:30 pm until
approx. 8:30 pm. If you plan on attending, call
Kevin Miller @ 760- 480-7267.
NWTF JAKES EVENT SEPTEMBER 30
The annual Wild Turkey Federation event for
youth shooters will be held from 8AM – 2PM.
Registration is at 8AM with the program starting
at 9AM. This event is free to youth 17 and under.
The cost for adults is $5 each. There will be a
safety seminar, plus shooting events for the “Jakes”.
There will be raffle and door prizes for all “Jakes.”
For information or to volunteer to help, contact
Mark Stookey @ 760-730-3979 or mastuc@
adelphia.net.
JUNIOR TRAP CHAIR IS NEEDED
A person to oversee the Junior Trap Program is badly
needed. This requires one Saturday evening per
month of your time. The Association has a program
underway. If you are interested, please call Frank
Alessio @ 760-743-8718.
DOVE SEASON OPENS ON SEPTEMBER 1
Enjoy the upcoming Dove season, but remember
to clean up after yourself. Don’t leave fired shells,
drink containers, empty shot shell boxes, etc.
behind.
PALOMAR COLLEGE POLICE
ON SITE SEPT. 27
The Palomar College PD will use the Pistol Range
from Noon until 4:30PM on Wednesday, September
27. The Pistol Range and shotgun range will be
closed.
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NOTTER’S
NOTES
September 2006
SAND DIEGO RIFLE & REVOLVER BBQ
ON SEPT 17
The San Diego Rifle and Revolver Association
is holding its 10th Annual BBQ and Shoot
Sunday, September 17, 2006 from 9:30AM
- 5:00 PM. Not only do you get free range
time for the day, but a steak BBQ lunch, one
FREE round of trap and one FREE raffle ticket.
Tickets are $30.00 in advance or $40.00 at the
door. Tickets are available at Duncan's Gun
Works in San Marcos. For more information
and order forms please call (760) 591-4475 or
visit the SDRRA web site: www.gunnewsdaily.
com.
NRA FOUNDATION GRANT
APPLICATION DEADLINE IS NOV. 1
Applications for grants must be in by November
1. Eligibility criteria is available at www.
nrafoundation.org.
SEPT & OCT ARE BUSY MONTHS
ON THE RANGE
These two months are the busiest due to the
hunters sighting in or checking their rifles. We
really need Range Master coverage during this
period. Please help out!
DONORS FOR THE JULY DRAWING
Thank you; Cal Custom, Warren Hill, Ben
Holm, Frank Mease, Neil Pisk, Kevin Miller,
Notter’s Notes Continued on Page 3

Notter’s Notes Cont. From Page 2
Jim Rolfes, Jack Bryson, L.T. Reynolds, Rod
Shackleford, Ray Bucholz, and Jack Barnhart for
donating to the July raffle.
ATTENDANCE PRIZE WINNERS - JULY
Warren Brader won the $25.00 door prize.
Lyle Gorter’s name was drawn for the $100.00
attendance prize (but he wasn't present).
and chilled fruit salad to help beat the heat. You
will notice on the scores that there are 4 awards
for each category. I had some medallions left
over that said "winner" that I couldn't use so I
decided that for this Match (and possibly the
next if I have enough to cover all categories) I
would give them out as 4th place awards. Ren
SUPERVISE YOUR CHILDREN
You must supervise any children that you
bring to the range. This means that they have
the proper safety equipment (glasses, hearing
protection, etc.) and that they obey the range
rules (no handling of firearms during cease fire,
etc.).
ATTENDANCE PRZE WINNERS – AUGUST
Joyce Alessio won the $25 attendance prize.
Christopher Januszewicz would have won $100, if
he were present (he was not).
AUGUST DRAWING DONORS
Thanks to Cal Customs, Milt Johnson, Bud
Smith, Jeff Hawks, Jack Barnhart, Neil Pisk,
Leonard Hodges, and Craig Rogers for donating
to the prize table.
SPAGHETTI FEED B/4 THE
GENERAL MEETING
Come early (5PM) and enjoy a spaghetti dinner
before the meeting. Any funds raised go into the
treasury. Enjoy an inexpensive dinner and mingle/
make friends.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP AT THE JUNIOR
SHOOT, JULY 16
I want to thank all of the Coaches, Range Masters,
and support staff that helped out at the last Jr.
Rifle shoot. I know it was a LONG hot day with
only the personnel that were able to attend, but
as usual with everyone's one help we were able to
make it happen. I want to give a special thank
you to our kitchen staff who went out of their
way to ensure that we had cold water, Gatorade
DEADLINES
Items For the October Bulletin
Due Wednesday, September 20th
Any and all requests for items to appear in the
monthly bulletin should be routed through
Kenneith Notter.
k.l.notter@att.net or call
760-741-3229
Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.
P.O. Box 460506
Escondido, CA 92046
Pub. Monthly, Vol. 9, Issue 9
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M A T C H R E S U L T S
J U N I O R S H O OT
JULY 16, 2006
33 Total Shooters
UNCLASSIFIED:
1st Place: Tyler Yousif - 126 w/ 2 gongs
2nd Place: Torsten Blue - 125 w/ 0 gongs
3rd Place: Jacob Nelson - 117 w/ 1 gong
4th Place: Brittany Tugwell - 107 w/ 0 gongs
PROMARKSMAN:
1st Place: Kimberly Everett - 255 w/ 5 gongs
2nd Place: Greg Henderson - 230 w/ 2 gongs
3rd Place: Spencer Mosher - 205 w/ 6 gongs
4th Place: Kayla Everett - 190 w/ 0 gongs
MARKSMAN:
1st Place: Dominick Carlson - 294 w/ 8 gongs
2nd Place: Remi Mangabay - 274 w/ 7 gongs
3rd Place: Caleb Segina - 273 w/ 4 gongs
4th Place: None
SHARPSHOOTER:
1st Place: Jerry Everett - 333 w/ 10 gongs
2nd Place: Andy Fletcher - 324 w/ 8 gongs
3rd Place: Gavin Carlson - 321 w/ 10 gongs
4th Place: Robert Chisholm - 310 w/ 8 gongs
EXPERT:
1st Place: Billy Lambert - 378 w/ 5 gongs
2nd Place: Travis Richardson - 368 w/ 10gongs
3rd Place: Ben Holm - 361 w/ 10 gongs
4th Place: Anne Brown - 359 w/ 10 gongs
DISTINGUISHED EXPERT:
None
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I D PA M ATC H
JULY 22, 2006
Stock Service Pistol Division
Marksman
(1) Edgar Bruguaras..............................136.04
Unclassified
(1) Alexander Djokich..........................108.58
Enhanced Service Pistol
Marksman
(1) Andy Flores
Unclassified
(1) Heather Richardson........................203.45
Custom Defensive Pistol Division
Sharpshooter
(1) Walt Weinman..................................89.59
(2) William Desy....................................92.84
Marksman
(1) Greg Graham..................................120.05
(2) Jon Howard.....................................140.29
Unclassified
(1) Mike Schrameck.............................139.37
(2) Chai Sampankanpanich..................143.70
Stock Service Revolver Division
Expert
(1) Carol Ann Fisher.............................129.93
H I G H P OW E R R I F L E
August 2006
“the Benchrest Boogey classic”
Mike Marks........................................396-24x
David Premetz....................................385-14x
N M C M ATC H
July NMC Match Results:
Craig Busby........................................478-10x
Allen Briski...........................................467-7x
Jim Trevellyan.......................................460-6x
Larry Bailey..........................................451-8x
Mark Dambkowski...............................448-6x
Bart Tuttle............................................438-1x
Jim Mosher...........................................160-1x
J O H N C . G A R A N D
July Match Results:
Kevin Miller ........................................248-0x
Mark Dambkowski ..............................243-1x
Bart Tuttle............................................235-2x
Larry Bailey..........................................192-1x
Jim Mosher...........................................170-0x
C OW B OY S H O T
AUGUST 5, 2006
There were 17 Shooters
Overall
(Vern Leming) D.D. LeDu 92.23
Senior
(Tom Volle) Black Jack Flagg 96.26
Traditional 49’er
(Andy Roth) Ruthless Roth 98.16
Traditional
(Neil Chitwood) Woody Jr. 136.81
Top 10 Shooters:
1. D.D. LeDu........................................92.23
2. Black Jack Flagg.................................96.26
3. Ruthless Roth....................................98.16
4. Two Dog..........................................111.63
5. JW Bass...........................................123.57
6. Eye Glass Owens ............................126.69
7. Buck Garrett....................................136.43
8. Buckskin Butch...............................136.60
9. Woody Jr.........................................136.81
10. Deaf John......................................148.81

NRA Wraps Up 21st Youth Hunter Education Challenge
NRA is the largest pro-hunting organization in the
world, and one of the most effective ways NRA helps protect
the sport is through its Youth Hunter Education Challenge
(YHEC).
The 21st annual NRA International YHEC brought several
hundred of the nation’s most serious young hunters and
their families to Pennsylvania’s northern tier for a weeklong
test of hunting and shooting skills. The event, held July
24-28 in Mansfield, Pa., marked the culmination of the most
advanced youth hunting program in North America.
In all, nearly 300 participants from 15 states participated
in four shooting events and four responsibility tests.
Participants fired muzzleloaders and .22-caliber rifles
at NRA-approved action targets on courses designed to
simulate hunting conditions, shotguns at clay targets on a
multiple-station hunter’s clays course, and in the archery
event, shot at three-dimensional game targets on a wooded
course designed to replicate actual bowhunting situations.
A new element to this year’s YHEC was a written test in the
muzzleloader rotation, which tested youngsters on the safe
use and maintenance of muzzleloading firearms.
Participants in the challenge are divided into two age
classifications, senior (age 15-18) and junior (age 14 and
under), and two categories, individual and team. In each
event, the highest possible score for an individual is 300;
for a five-member team, 1,500. Overall, the highest possible
score for an individual is 2,400, while the highest possible
team score is 12,000.
For the second year in a row, groups from North Carolina
claimed first place in both the junior and senior team
categories, and, for the first time in five years, first-time
champions were crowned in both the junior and senior individual
categories.
Youths from Forbush Elementary School and Forbush High
School, both located in East Bend, N.C., took home the junior
and senior team titles. The Forbush teams are both part of the
Yadkin County School District, which allows hunter education
and YHEC as extra-curricular activities. North Carolina, a
traditionally strong hunting state, had a winning team in 1985,
YHEC’s first year, and has an enviable record of accomplishment
in the program over the years.
Forbush senior team coach David Moxley has worked with
local YHEC teams for two decades. He said of his team, “I’m
so proud of them. Our kids put in a lot of long, hard work on
all eight events. We focus just as hard on the responsibility
events as we do on shooting.”
In the individual standings, Brad Landis, 18, from Souderton,
Pa., was crowned the overall senior champion. After
finishing second overall to five-time YHEC champion Devon
Babcock a year ago, Landis worked overtime throughout the
past year to claim top honors in 2006. “I’ve been practicing all
year, I didn’t stop,” said Landis. “The month before the competition
I studied and practiced my shooting everyday. YHEC
has taught me discipline and the ability to shoot and hunt the
right way.”
Top honors in the junior individual category went to Matthew
Brooks, 14, of Fair Grove, Mo. Brooks, whose father Jerrold
is a YHEC coach, practiced two to three hours each day to
make himself a better hunter. “When my parents were home,
I’d practice with my firearms. When they weren’t home, I’d
study,” he said. “I learned to use a compass and shoot accurately
with a variety of guns. And the studying and memory
skills that I learned have helped with my schoolwork.”
from: www.nra.org
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8AM – 1PM National
Match Course (nonsanctioned)
*2 *3
8AM – 3PM Hunter
Safety *2 (1 – 3)
8AM – Noon NRA .22 Rifle
Silh. *2 *3
8AM – 2:30PM Bulls Eye Pistol
*1 *3
2PM – 5PM Basic Handgun *1
(3 – 5)
8AM – 6PM San Diego
Rifle & Revolver 10TH
Annual
BBQ *4
*2 *3
8AM – 3PM Black
Powder (long range)
EF&GA RAnGE CAlEndAR
BOARD
MEETING
6:30 PM
6:30PM – 8:30PM
NMC CLASS
9:30AM – 1PM Trap
Practice
6:30PM – 8PM Air Pistol
Practice
5:30PM – 9:30PM Trap
Practice (set up @ 5) *4
GENERAL
MEETING
7:15 PM
9:30AM – 1PM Trap
Practice
7PM – 9PM NRA Air Pistol
Silhouette Match
5:30PM – 9:30PM Trap
Practice (set up @ 5) *4 5PM Spaghetti Dinner
9:30AM – 1PM Trap
Practice
6:30PM – 8PM Air Pistol
Practice
5:30PM – 9:30PM Trap
Practice (set up @ 5) *4
9:30AM – 1PM Trap
Practice
6:30PM – 8PM Air Pistol
Practice
Noon – 4:30PM
Palomar College Police
Dept. *1
5:30PM – 9:30PM Trap
Practice (set up @ 5) *4
Range Code: *1 - Pistol Range Closed 2* - Rifle Range Closed 3* - Trap Range Closed 4* - All Ranges Closed
8:30AM – 10AM
Combat Shoot (set up @
7:30) *4
10:30AM – 3:30PM Cowboy
Action Shoot (set up @ 10) *4
4PM – 9:30 PM trap Pot (set
up @ 3:30) *4
7:30AM – 1:30PM
Hunter Education
8AM – 10:30AM HP Rifle
*2 *3
6PM – 9PM Junior Trap (set
up @3:30) *4
8AM – 11AM Small
Bore Rifle (set up @
7:30) *2
4PM – 9:30PM Trap Pot (set
up @ 3:30) *4
8AM – 2PM IDPA (set
up @ 7) *4
4PM – 9:30PM Trap Fun
Shoot (set up @ 3:30) *4
NWTF Jakes Event *4
5:30PM – 9:30PM
Muzzle loading Trap Practice
(set up @ 5) *4

Kevin MD
Dennis Kerr
Alan Prough MD
Larry Mora MD
F. Alessio MD
J. Bryson MD
Denny Martin MD
Denny Martin MD
Don
Range MasteR schedule
Warren Brader
Ray Bucholz RSO
Harry Fagan
W. Nicoll
Warren Brader
Bob Hohberg RSO
L. T. Reynolds RSO
Jeff Hawks TM
Ira Bryant RSO
K. Miller MD (AP)
Jeff Hawks
Jeff Hawks
Ira Bryant
Ira Bryant TM
Jim Galvin RSO
Jeff Orchin RSO
Raul Wood
Bill Laird MD
Lee Allen RSO
Ray Bucholz RSO
Leonard Hodges RSO
Warren Brader
Harry Fagan
Bob Hohberg
Jeff Hawks TM
Frank Meade TM
T. Hackleman MD (AP)
Jeff Hawks RSO
Ira Bryant RSO
Wally Denham TM
Jim Galvin RSO
Buck Fields RSO
Jeff Orchin RSO
Dennis Kerr RSO
Don Smith RSO
Harry Fagan
Walt Nicoll
W. Brader
Bob Hohberg
Jeff Hawks TM
Ira Bryant
Jeff Hawks
K. Miller MD (AP)
J. Hawks
Ira Bryant
Ira Bryant
Annette Hannigan TM
Lonnie Fowler TM
Jim Galvin
Lee Allen
J. Orchin
Bruce Hanna
Elwanda Hanna
Ira Bryant
Ray Bucholz
L. Hodges
W. Brader
H. Fagan
Bob Hohberg
Jeff Hawks TM
J. Hawks
Ira Bryant
K. Miller MD (AP)
Jeff Hawks
Jeff Hawks
Ira Bryant
Lonnie Fowler TM
J. M. Galvin
Jeff Orchin
Paul Wood
Lee Allen
Ray Bucholz
K. L. Notter MD
J. W. Bailey MD
K. L. Notter MD
J. W. Bailey MD
Jeff Hawks TM
D. Premetz MD
Donald Trump TM
Bill Savage TM
Mike Marks MD
Lonnie Fowler TM
J. W. Bailey MD
L. T. Reynolds MD
J. W. Bailey MD
L. T. Reynolds MD
Lonnie Fowler TM
M. Lange
Bill Savage TM

R A N G E M A S T E R
S O U N D O F F
We apologize for missing last month’s newsletter.
By RAY & NEIL
The event everyone has waited for has finally arrived, the opening of the 2006-2007 hunting season. As most
of you know, this is that time of year when the one time seasonal shooter comes to the property to get that special
rifle sighted in, and he or she will be needing some special attention from you Range Masters in order to insure a
successful and rewarding season. Sometimes a small bit of advice on how to best utilize the bench rest is all they
might need. Whatever the need might be, your job is to make it happen with all of the safety skills you’ve acquired
over the years.
Hunters: Here's a short tip. Please remember, maintain, “eye relief”. Make sure you maintain a safe distance
between your eye and the scope to prevent eye injuries caused by the recoil of the rifle.
Shooters: Once again there seems to be an abundance of shooters that are either using the wrong target frames
(short ones), or are placing multiple targets too low on the frame with the result that too many of you are not
impacting the backstop. We have been seeing more and more of this practice over the past several weeks and it has
to stop. Both of us have had occasion to call a cease-fire in order to correct this condition. Range Masters, you are
charged with the responsibility of making sure each and every shooter has their targets placed on the frames as to
ensure the correct backstop impact. Please remember also, you may not shoot at any uncovered rocks which may
appear occasionally on the backstops. You have no way of knowing where that ricochet may be going. We have
neighbors around us who are very tolerant of our needs and we are sure they do not wish to find your ricochets in
their backyard. Here is another tip. We realize many of you shoot bulls eye competition and must do a rapid fire
practice. Please remember that during rapid fire, you must, at all times, be aware of your muzzle location, to insure
that each round is impacting the backstop. Here at EF&GA we still allow rapid-fire practice, however, most private
and public ranges discourage this practice.
The National Shooting Sports Foundation put it this way “…Practice Safety At All Times…” “ Shooting is among
the safest of all sports. However, safety should never be taken for granted when firearms are involved. No trophy, no
score, no competition is worth an injury to yourself or others. Safety is your first and foremost responsibility… ”
Range Masters: The range master schedule books are located in the first aid box in the trap Ramada. Please
remember to fill in the dates and times you wish to volunteer to stand a post. We cannot express how important it is
for you to support this program. Without your help this Association could not function, so please sign up today.
Range Master Appreciation day is October 29th. We need donations for awards for this great cause. Please send
your cash donations to the P.O. Box address with the words Att.: Chief Range Master on the front of the envelope.
Merchandise donations can be given to any Board member or you can call either Ray or Neil and we will come get
them. Thank you in advance for all of your support for our wonderful volunteers.
Hunting is as old as mankind and as new as tomorrow.
Range Master of the Month: is Harry Fagan, who can usually be found at the range on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Harry is a retired grocery chain manager and has had a love for guns and the shooting sports for many, many years.
He likes big game hunting, trap shooting and reloading. Please shake his hand and say thanks when you see Harry
on the property.
PLAY SAFE, STAY SAFE
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S H O O T C H A I R S
Range Club House - 760-749-3277 • Trap Ramada - 760-749-9928
Air Gun
IDPA
Kevin Miller 760-480-7267 J.W.Bailey 858-279-7233
Air Pistol Silhouette
Muzzle Loading
Ted Hackleman 760-742-1405 Denny Martin 760-749-0589
Basic Handgun
Bullseye Pistol
Jack Bryson 760-746-2868 Alan Prough 760-741-2961
Combat Shoot
Small Bore Rifle
Bill Laird 760-480-2789 Mike Marks 760-744-7784
Cowboy Shoot
Trap
Kenneith Notter 760-741-3229 Lonnie Fowler 760-744-1474
NMC
U.I.T.
Kevin Miller 760-480-7267 Alan Prough 760-741-2961
High Power Rifle
.22 Rifle Silhouette
David Premetz 760-489-1082 Larry Mora 760-745-5187
Junior Rifle
Hunter Safety / Training
Ren Everett 760-432-2089 Frank Alessio 760-743-8718
Chief Range Safety Officers
Frank Alessio 760-743-8718 Neil Pisk 760-781-1289
C L A S S I F I E D S
Complete 45 ACP reloading outfit – Please call Frank 760-639-5288.
SALT WATER FISHING GEAR! Penn 50 International, 2 speed, new gears, etc. – $400.
Penn Senator – 9/0 ................. $60.
Penn Senator – 6/0 ................. $50.
Daiwa Sealine 900H ............... $50.
Custom fishing rods, Salt & freshwater jigs and lead sinkers – make offer.
Please call Bob @ 310-323-7714.
DEEP SEA REELS
PENN 113 (4.0)...................25.00
PENN GIG MASTER............20.00
PENN GIG MASTER (99)....25.00
PENN GIG MASTER (99)....30.00
w/Tibrion Frame
DEEP SEA RODS
CALSTAR TROLLING............................... 75.00 or /MO
Model 655XXH
CALSTAR.................................................... 75.00 or/ MO
BAJA BOOMER
CALSTAR GRAPHITE ............................... 200.00 or /MO
MODEL GF755XH
NEVER USED
SEEKER LIKE 655H.................................. 75.00 or /MO
LONG RANGER TACKLE
BOX W/ TACKLE...................................... (MAKE OFFER )
CONTACT GEORGE @ 760-931-8968
All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!
FOR SALE
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September 2006
Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.
P.O. Box 460506
Escondido, CA 92046
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The Ethical Hunter
We will
be ethical
hunters,
worthy
of our
hunting
tradition
If If we can act when alone
as though a crowd were
watching, we will be
If we can cherish each
hunting day without regard
for it’s result, we will be
If we can calculate our
hunting achievements in
terms of memories earned
instead of shots fired,
our days afield will be
SEPTEMBER - 2006
stronger.
happier.
richer.
“We wish all
a safe and
most rewarding
season.”