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Dennis Isbister, host of The Birdmen, a popular hunting show on the Sportsman Channel, brought Red Willow youth Byron Dinsmore and his father Pat along ona hunt while filming in the area for his upcoming season. Isbister also named Byron as The Birdmenʼs newest Pro-Staff Future Fowler, and the only Canadian mem-ber of that group. Byron and his father Pat, pictured here with Isbister (left), enjoyed the hunts with Isbister and his crew, saying, “They are just awesome people.”Pat Dinsmore, an experienced hunter himself, also said that “The kids [hunting] with Dennis Isbister are very safe.” The Birdmen crew brought two Nevada youthwith them as well, and while in the area, took Byron and two Killam boys out in the field. Isbister who also hosts “Wild Fish, Wild Places,” now in its fourth year ofproduction, says that The Birdmen crew managed to film three months worth of content while they were in East Central Alberta. Read the full story on Page 3.

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One of the Sportsman Channel starsof The Birdmen, Denis Isbister, and hiscrew, were visiting Killam and area,shooting footage for their upcomingsecond season, bringing two Nevadayouth with them, and inviting somelocal kids along for the shoot.

Killam’s Chad Bonnett and BaileyAntos went out for an evening’s hunt,and Red Willow native ByronDinsmore had a few hunts withIsbister.

Isbister’s show is starting its secondseason this fall, and the focus is onyouth, and bird hunting.

Local outfitters Danny and CarolynVanCleave, friends of Isbister, huntwith him every year he’s been comingto Alberta, about 12, and they areproud of the work he does with youth.

Isbister says, “When I was 21, myfriend had a kid with rheumatoidarthritis. He loved to hunt, but had noopportunity to get out.

“When he was 11-years-old, I startedtaking him out into the marsh. That’swhen I started down this path.

“Kids get so much out of it.”Isbister featured 20 different kids on

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Isbister says, “The goal of FutureFowlers is to get kids involved, not juston the hunting side of things, but theeducational and conservational aspectof the outdoors as well.

“To be a member of the FutureFowlers you have to meet certaincriteria: be within a particular agegroup, have at least a C-average inschool, and you must be involved in aminimum of two conservational effortsa year.”

Obviously one of the critera is a loveof hunting.

Byron’s father, Pat Dinsmore, accom-panied him on his first outing withIsbister, to make sure everything wassafe, and said, “The kids with DennisIsbister are very safe,” adding, “theyare just awesome people.”

Dinsmore said Byron turned 12 lastyear and went hunting with him onabout 15 hunts in all, and was reallyexcited to be asked along with Isbister.

Dinsmore, himself an avid hunter,offered his help to Isbister while the

crew was in the area.Dinsmore was surprised and very

pleased, but not more than Byron him-self, when at the end of their hunts,Isbister named him as a Future Fowler,the newest member, and onlyCanadian, to that list.

“I don’t think Byron realizes howmany doors just opened for him,”Dinsmore says.

Isbister says that a recent report hecaught on USA Today says that gettingyouth involved in hunting seems to beworking, with significant growth in thenumber of women and girls hunting aswell.

“We’ve taken so many kids whowanted to try it,” he says, “and somewho have really taken to it.”

“The show’s focus is not just on me,it’s on the kids.”

Isbister works with Delta Waterfowl,and Ducks Unlimited, and is serious

about his Future Fowlers giving some-thing back.

“One of the first shows we did fea-tured a banding segment with a localbiologist, we had kids helping to bandducks, and taught them why it’s soimportant.”

“Our Future Fowlers need to find outhow they can volunteer locally.

“We teach kids and adults to becomeenvironmentally aware, it’s more thanjust about harvesting the birds, hunt-ing is about being good stewards of theland and our natural resources.”

“Hunters are environmentalists tothe nth degree,” Isbister said, “We’rethe ones out in the middle of it.”

Isbister plans to return to Alberta,and he encourages local kids to findhim on Facebook under The Birdmen,and send him a message if they mightbe interested in coming along on a huntnext year.

“Where I’m from, hunting is verygear-intensive, and very expensive, soif I can help kids take an interest bytaking them along when they other-wise couldn’t afford to, I love it,”Isbister says.

During the last shoot that theDinsmores participated in withIsbister, they took out only 24 decoys,and Isbister said, “We had a fantastictime with just a little bit of gear.”

The Birdmen crew travelled through-out the area, near Wavy Lake, Donalda,Rosalind, Bellshill, near Killam, andnear Forestburg.

Their last shoot was in an area ofrolling hills, on a foggy morning, andDinsmore said, “People dream abouthunts like that, with the weather andthe scenery,”

He added, “There are two words tosum up duck hunting; passion, andbonding.”

The Birdmen were in the area filming for their upcoming season with some local youth invited along for the hunt. From left,Danny VanCleave, Killam Waterfowl Outfitters; Anthony Costello, Derick Cole, President of Webley & Scott USA; DenisIsbister, Host of The Birdmen; Karen Brigman, Webley & Scott pro staff member and Prois Hunting Clothing staff member.Front row: Bailey Antos and Chad Bonnet, from Killam; Byron Dinsmore from Red Willow.

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The sign at theentrance way calls theSherwood Park Fish andGame Association’srecreation area a “homefor the conservation-minded shooter.”

That is what PresidentPat Harris emphasizeswhile conducting a sight-seeing tour of the 720-acre facility, which cur-rently has a cappedmembership of 3,400.

“We’re here primarilyfor safety first, thenshooting,” says Harris,explaining that no shoot-ing is allowed except onspecific ranges set out forthat purpose. The con-servation is in the formof a 160 acres set aside inperpetuity for habitatunder an agreement withthe Nature Conservancyof Canada.

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Harris is a CanadianFirearms Safety Courseinstructor and retiredschool teacher. He has alsobeen named HunterEducation Instructor ofthe Year and is proud ofhis club’s safety record.

“We’re used as a safetystandard for other places,”he said. “Every range (inthe club) gets a high ratingall the time,” by the feder-al government’s ChiefFirearms Officer.

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Each shooting range haslarge signs with the gener-al range rules laid out forshooters to follow, and thetimes within which shoot-ing is allowed posted onthe gate, which coincideswith sunrise and sunset.

“We do have video sur-veillance and everybodywears a green card withmembership number andwhether they are a rangemember or regular mem-ber.”

Four police detach-ments use the firing rangeand can set up their ownfire lines as well as havetheir own range officers.That particular day, alarge group were locatedat the Big Bore OverflowRange, shooting semi-automatic assault rifles.Harris said only the policeare allowed to use thehuman silhouette targets.

“This is one of the lastoutdoor ranges,” he said,

that the police can utilizefor tactical training. “It’sthe only way the policecan learn how to use allthose firearms.”

In fact, the SherwoodPark Fish and GameAssociation is the biggestfish and game associationin Alberta. It was original-ly formed in 1968 andmoved to its present sitein Beaver County south-west of Tofield in 1974.

Other features at theclub include a trap rangefor shooting clay pigeons.Harris said the animalsare so used to the sound ofgunfire they don’t runaway. He gives the exam-ple of a moose that stoodstill and watched five menshooting clay pigeons atthe trap range.

The club also has anarchery range, plus anarchery trail with 3D tar-gets. A bow shooting plat-form allows bow huntersto aim for a bull’s eyestrategically placed in thebush below.

But there is more to thisrecreation area than sim-ply shooting targets. Thelocal Junior ForestWardens, Girl Guides andBoy Scouts come out touse the clubhouse foractivities.

“They come out for freebecause we think it is veryimportant,” said Harris,

for young people tobecome involved in theoutdoors. They can alsofish in the fish pond,which is stocked withtrout every year.

Plus, members cancamp and enjoy the bigoutdoors by using thegroomed hiking trails.

“If you like camping it’sa wonderful place tocome,” he said. About 45

volunteer members form awork party to clean thetrails and get firewood forthis venue.


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October 2012 ECT