Monday, July 30, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Excitement builds for Kids Fishing Derby on Saturday!
We are a few days away from our first Kids Fishing Derby from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 28.
The message channel on our local cable and Gant Daily have been advertising it for about a month now. My wife and I are expecting around 100 kids to show up.
The membership has been working very hard to get ready for this event by cutting brush, mowing, weed eating and supplying items for the derby.
So far we have had 10 fishing rods, 2 sleeping bags and a youth fishing vest donated by club members for prizes. Tom Noble has ordered 30 dozen night crawlers for the event and many members, and wives, have committed to come and help.
There are quite a few areas opened up around the pond for easy access to the better fishing areas. Because of the size and numbers of largemouth bass in the pond, we are going to allow a few to be taken out to give the smaller fish a chance to grow.
I want to thank the membership for the help they have given to the club for the kids and I know it will be a great time for all.
~ Tom Hamilton
The message channel on our local cable and Gant Daily have been advertising it for about a month now. My wife and I are expecting around 100 kids to show up.
The membership has been working very hard to get ready for this event by cutting brush, mowing, weed eating and supplying items for the derby.
So far we have had 10 fishing rods, 2 sleeping bags and a youth fishing vest donated by club members for prizes. Tom Noble has ordered 30 dozen night crawlers for the event and many members, and wives, have committed to come and help.
There are quite a few areas opened up around the pond for easy access to the better fishing areas. Because of the size and numbers of largemouth bass in the pond, we are going to allow a few to be taken out to give the smaller fish a chance to grow.
I want to thank the membership for the help they have given to the club for the kids and I know it will be a great time for all.
~ Tom Hamilton
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Class winners, left to right: Jamie Eazor, Ron Bailey Sr., Chuck Leroy and Jeff Gates. |
Temperatures were great, winds a bit unpredictable and a lot of mirage to contend with, but we still shot 35 targets.
Unlimited Class:
1. Chuck Leroy of DuBois
2. Chuck Leroy
3. Jamie Eazor of Falls Creek
.30 Class:
1. Jamie Eazor
2. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marstellar
3. Tie:
Rick Knisley of Chestnut Grove
Mike Solida of DuBois
Ron Bailey Sr.
Jamie Eazor
.22 Class:
1. Jeff Gates of Altoona
2. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville
3. Steve Strouse of Boonesboro
Sniper Match:
Winner: Ron Bailey Sr.
Ron Bailey also won the Sniper Match last week and is our first two-time winner in this class. Congratulations, Ron!
~ Tom Hamilton
Work party does fantastic job of getting ready for fishing derby
We had a great day at the work party on Saturday, July 21, and we are ready for the fishing derby next Saturday, July 28 . Eleven people showed up to give us a hand at the work party.
Weed eaters, mowers, hammers and drills were running for almost four hours. The pond looks great! There are many places cut out for the kids to fish the whole way around the pond.
I would like to thank Wayne Hicks, Brian Brubaker, Breck Neeper, Andy Shaffer, Steve McClure, Jeremy, Caleb and Audrey Smith for a great job mowing and weed eating.
Tom Noble and Carl Huss did a fantastic job building and hanging a new door on the trap house.
Thank you very much fellows.
Our membership needs to give a special thanks to new member, Rick Knisley, for his work on our farm tractor. Rick picked up the tractor, made all the repairs, washed it, serviced it and brought it back in great shape with no labor cost to the club.
We moved 2 of the picnic tables down by the dock. These will be put in the grove after next Saturday. I want to remind everyone that is going to help next week to come up to the club around 12 noon so we can take down chairs, tables and get things ready for the kids.
- Tom Hamilton
Big buck spotted at Hamilton camp
Monday, July 16, 2012
Jamie Eazor fires 2 perfect scores
Jamie Eazor
Here are the match results from the 7/15/2012 400-yard Deer Target Match:
Jamie Eazor doubles up and fires 2 perfect scores, with 2 different rifles, in todays match.
Winds were very brisk, but the rain held off till after the match was over, and we shot 46 targets today.
Unlimited Class:
1. Jamie Eazor of Falls Creek - 2 perfect 25 out of 25 scores
2. Chuck Leroy of DuBois
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Steve Strouce of Boonesboro
2. Tie
Tom Hamilton of Curwensville
Mike Solida of DuBois
Steve Strouse
Deer Rifle Class:
1. Bob Huston of DuBois
2. Tie
Marty Hrin of DuBois
Bob Huston
~ Tom Hamilton
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
July
14h, 2012 Meeting Minutes
Meeting
was called to order by Tom Hamilton at 7:30 p.m. on July 14th, 2012
Rick Knisley has repaired the tractor and donated
his 4 hours of time spent to the club. Tom Hamilton anticipates about 100 kids
for the Youth Fishing Derby to be held on July 28th. Tom will get
the hot dogs and condiments and Ed Spencer has been getting prizes. Guests and
members are reminded not to bring dogs to the fishing derby. Marty Hrin needs to know where to drill the
holes for the 50 yard back stop. If a member does not have 2 books of raffle
tickets by the August meeting, they will be sent to the member. Carl Huss has
built a new door for the trap house.
Scott Brubaker has requested permission to put in an
archery range, after a discussion permission was granted. There will be a work
party on 7/21/12 starting at 10:00 am in order to get the club ready for the
Fishing Derby. Walt Kuzemchock suggested we construct a new target for patterning
shotguns to the right of the 50 yard range in order to reduce the damage done
to the 50 yard target by shotgun pellets. Breck Neeper made a motion for the
new target and it passed on a Tom Noble second after a discussion was held
about what was needed for construction.
Steve McClure donated a solid steel
gong for the 400 yard range. Joel Dutra is taking a group of young shooters to
the National Matches in Camp Perry and thanked the club for allowing them to
practice at the club ranges. Joel Dutra
discussed the construction of a new outdoor small bore range, and the
availability of NRA grant money for such a project. He will review and present
a proposal at a future meeting. Marty Hrin presented information on the August
19th, 2012 PWHU pig roast to be held at the Dubois Lions Club park.
Tickets are $20.00 and sponsor packages are available for $250.00. Steve
Beretsel reported on the repair of the lawnmower and advised members that if
the mowers need repair to contact him.
The scheduled
rimfire matches have not been suspended as previously reported.
Respectfully
submitted by Randy Mitchell secretary.
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