VOL. 59 August, 2017 NO.1

2017 ON THE CALENDARMONTHLYPistol League.......................Tues. 6 pmTrap & Skeet 1st,2nd&4th Sat. 9-1 pmTrap & Skeet.....................Sun. 1-5 pmTrap & Skeet....................Wed. 4-8 pmSporting Clays.......................... 3rd SatSee Web site atwww.nwtfsclays.webs.com.NRA Rifle Match......................1st SatAUGUSTHunters Ed.....................................12thDirectors Meeting........................24thSEPTEMBERCLOSED LABOR DAY..............4THTX/OK Fair..............................12-16thNational Hunting & Fishing Day...23rdDirectors Meeting........................28thYouth Dove Hunt...........................30thOCTOBERHunters Ed......................................7thGun Show.............................14 & 15thDirectors Meeting........................26th

FILE PHOTO: DOUG & KARI COX WITH NWTFS DIRECTORS/GUIDESRICHARD POIROT, GREG YOST PREPARING FOR THE NWTFS YOUTHDOVE HUNT ON THE COX RANCH IN 2016. THE 2017 YOUTH DOVEHUNT WILL BE SEPTEMBER 30 AND WE WILL NEED GUYS AND GALSGUIDES FROM 1 TO 8 PM. GO TO NWTFS.ORG & FILL OUT THE ONLINEFORM BACKGROUND CHECK.

2017 YOUTH DOVE HUNT

NWTFS Youth Dove Hunt will beSaturday, September 30. All boy or girlhunters 11 years old to 16 years old needto fill out a medical release form on theNWTFS Web site (nwtfs.org) Limitedspots are available so send in the formright away. We need guides, male andfemale, to make this a successful hunt.Guides need to fill out backgroundchecks on NWTFS web site. Guidesrequire a hunting license, migratorygame stamp, HIP certified and huntersed if born on or after Sept. 2, 1971.Guides are welcome to bring somethingto sit on and decoys. NWTFS will

provide hunting license for all youth,shotgun, ammo, hunting bucket,shooting glasses, ear plugs, food, snacksand drinks. All hunters need to do isshow up wearing boots or tennis shoesand long pants. Each hunter will havea guide assigned to them. The event willstart at 1 pm with lunch at the gun club;3 pm travel to Iowa Park; and endhunting around 8 pm. For moreinformation call Frank Jones at 940-692-3158.

CLUB NEWS

July Directors Meeting: The Directorspresent were Bedwell, L & L Boedeker,D & F Bohuslav, Briley, L & L Carr,Cox, Culley, B & D Davis, Hare,

Hastings, Jones, Kroes, Lamberth,Morgan, Owen, Poirot, Spangler,Wagner, Wearth, and Yost. Morgangave the invocation and Bohuslav ledus in the pledge. Lee Boedekermotioned to approve the minutes andBedwell seconded. The minutes wereapproved. Yost motioned to approvethe financials and Lee Boedekerseconded. The motion was approved.CORRESPONDENCE: Briley receiveda donation request from Project SafeFoundation for Project Safe Child.GUN CLUB: Lamberth stated the 4-Hhad a 410 shoot. The turnout was lowthis year. They have leftover steaks forsale if anyone is interested. They are atthe Gun Club. Shotgun competition inSan Antonio. Kids did pretty well.

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THE FAMILYSPORTSMAN

Vol. 59Publisher-N.W.T.F&S. Assoc.

EDITOR-PAT WEARTHP. O. Box 9161

WICHITA FALLS,TEXAS 76308TELEPHONE (940) 692-1141

The Family Sportsman is publishedmonthly for the Northwest TexasField & Stream Association, 2005Southwest Pkwy., P.O. Box 9161,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308-0161.Subscription Rate: Price ofSubscription included in membershipfee of $40 annually.

NWTF&S OFFICERSPresident...............................................Roger Kroes1st Vice President..............................Lee Boedeker2nd Vice President.........................LeRoy ChaddickTreasurer...............................................Frank JonesParliamentarian.................................Richard PoirotSergeant-at-Arms............................Frank BohuslavExecutive Director................................Steve BrileyEx Officio Director....................................Larry CarrOffice Secretary................................Betty GetchellAssistant Secretary.................................Pat WearthClub Office...................................................692-1141FAX Number................................................696-9294Web Site............................................www.nwtfs.org

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GROUND BREAKING ON DEER CAMPIN JACK COUNTY WHICH SHOULD BEREADY FOR DEER HUNTS IN NOV.

NWTFS DIRECTOR LARRY CARRHELPING GIRLS TO WET A HOOKAT THE GIRLS FISHING TRIP.

TANNER MARCHAND ANDTEAMMATE PUTTING UP ATARGET ON THE 600 YARD RANGEAT CAMP SWIFT.

Culley on the 4-H State competition onJuly 20th. The had 4 kids attending.RIFLE CLUB: B. Davis said the DonJames Memorial match had a total of 16shooters. Woodman won the Veteran’sAward. Mark Hiller came in fromMissouri to compete. They had 4Juniors that shot well. Charisma wonfor the Juniors. There were 4generations from the James family inattendance. At Camp Perry, RobertDavis won the Presidents Match, HighCivilian. Alex Cottrell was a newparticipant. Mary Owen commentedthat Tanner Marchand shot his personalbest. In the Hearst Doubles, Charismaplaced 5th among all Juniors, Tannerplaced 7th and Alex placed 13th.PISTOL CLUB: Yost reported thatLeague ended last Tuesday. A first timeshooter, Charles Thelan, took firstplace. They had 19 participate. Nextseason will start the end of September.GUN SHOW/BB GUN RANGE: Kroessaid the Gun Show is August 5 & 6th.WE NEED VOLUNTEERS. We alsowill need volunteers for theTexas/Oklahoma Fair, September 12-16. Saturday will be from 1-10 pm.ARCHERY: Owen had no report.SAFETY: Kroes updated that they hadput up a left hand fence on the pistol

range so that you can’t shoot towardsskeet range or the upper pistol range.They still need new target stands. Wewill be doing some work on the 50 yardrange. JACKSBORO BLDG:Boedeker said that construction hasbeen started. It will be running parallelwith the road. They had to haul in 31loads of dirt. They have poured thepiling foundation and should startpouring the foundation nextWednesday. We have purchased 17, 8’,tables (heavy duty) and 125 chairs. Weshould be able to feed everyone at onceinstead of shifts. Hastings noted that thestove will be picked up and refurbished.Kroes noted that they were working onthe lease agreement. WE ARE STILLACCEPTING DONATIONS TOHELP COVER COSTS. OLDBUSINESS: None. NEW BUSINESS:Jones stated the Youth Dove Hunt willbe Sept. 30th. NEED GUIDES, BOTHFEMALE AND MALE. We plan ontaking 20-25 kids ages 11-16, 15 will becoming from the Boys & Girls Club.We will have 10 open slots. Kroes saidthat Joe Tom White is back at work andwants F & S at the Gun Show and T/OFair. There will be a Hunters Edinstructors meeting after the DirectorsMeeting. Linda Carr noted that atSaturday’s Texas Ranger game 4 bellringers from her church will beperforming. UPCOMING EVENTS:

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FORTHE BB GUN RANGE AT THE

FOLLOWING SHOWS

FUTURE GUN SHOWS ATTHE WICHITA FALLS

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October 14-15December 2-3

NWTFS DIRECTORS WORK PARTY AT THE 4 AMIGOS DEER CAMP,2016. WE CAN USE YOUR HELP SOMETIME IN OCTOBER TO GETTHE DEER CAMP READY FOR THE GIRLS AND BOYS DEER HUNTS.CALL YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION INTO THE OFFICE AT940-692-1141.

TEAM AND STAFF GETTING THEIR DAILYSAFETY BRIEFING AT CAMP SWIFT.

Aug. 5-Realtor Competition, Aug. 12-Rider FFA shoot, Aug. 12-Hunters Edclass, Sept.-Shriners match (rescheduleddue to rain). Linda Carr motioned toadjourn and Bedwell seconded. Themeeting was adjourned at 7:30 pm. Thenext meeting will be August 24, 2017.

ALL MEMBERS WENEED YOUR HELP

Organization members: We have beenasked to bring and run our BB GunRange at the Texas/Oklahoma Fairagain this year. So far NWTFS hasreceived commitments to run the boothfrom Tuesday, Sept. 12, through Friday,Sept. 15. We need multiple volunteersfrom 1:00 to 10:00 pm on Saturday,Sept. 16. We need one person to help 1- 4 pm, 2 people 3 - 6 pm, and 3 peopleto help 4 to 8 pm. We have the 6-10 pmtime slot covered. We hope that someof you members will volunteer, just callthe office at 940-692-1141 or me BillJohnson at 940-636-0512.

TEXAS/OKLAHOMA FAIR

The 2017 Texas/Oklahoma Fair inWichita Falls, TX will be Sept. 12-16

inside the 50,000 sq. foot Exhibit Hall ofthe Multi-Purpose Event Center at 5thand Burnett. The Fair opens Tuesday,Sept. 12 at 6 pm and runs thru SaturdaySept. 16 at 10 pm. The Founder LionsClub presents this annual Fair. For moreinformation check our website atwww.founderlionsclub.com and click onTexas/Oklahoma Fair. You may call940-692-3766 or toll-free 1-888-695-3766 for information.

NATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES

NWTFS Members attend the NationalRifle Matches. For over two weeks inJuly we had 6 NWTFS memberstraveling and competing at the NationalRifle Matches held at Camp Perry, Ohio.Charisma Owen, Mary Owen, TannerMarchand, Alex Cottrill, Amanda Cottrilland Robert Davis were part of the TexasState Rifle Association’s Junior ServiceRifle Team competitive effort this year.The Juniors and parents had prepared forthis even with untold hours of practice,traveling and target pulling. For mostTexans this was a 2,600 mile round trip.Once the competitions began the teammembers were up way early and began

shooting not long after sunup. Somedays the matches would last until lateafternoon. The Nationals can be veryunforgiving. A simple error can erasea lot of hard work. One bad shot canmove a score down 20 or 40 spotswhen there are over 1,200 shooters inthe match. There were often six relayson two ranges with 250 combinedfiring points. The first big gain forNWTFS members was TannerMarchand earning four introductorypoints towards Distinguished Riflemanby placing in the top ten percent ofshooters in the Small Arms FiringSchool (EIC) Match (Leg Match).Director Mary Owen shot a good scorein her second SAFS rifle competition.Charisma Owen, Alex Cottrill andTanner Marchand each shot personalbests during the week. During theindividual matches they had to rely ontheir training and discipline to managewindage adjustments at 200, 300 and600 yards. Once the team competitionsbegan they could combine their

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FILE PHOTO: RANCH OWNERSGIDGET & DAVE WOOD TAKE ABREAK WITH NWTFS DIRECTORSRAY SPANGLER, LARRY CARRAND MEMBER ANA BEDWELLDURING THE 2016 DEER HUNTWORKING PARTY. HELP WILL BENEEDED IN OCTOBER FOR THISYEAR’S DEER CAMP CLEANUP.

experience with teammates and coaches.NWTFS Juniors Charisma and Tannerled one of the TSRA Junior six personteams in a”bullseye” match. During theHearst Doubles (two person teammatch) Charisma placed 5th among allJuniors, Tanner 7th and Alex 13th.Charisma, our most experienced Juniorcompetitor, shot well and steady allweek long. Her average score placedher in the top group of TSRA youth.Alex started out the week ofcompetition with a little over twomonths of Service Rifle training yet hemade good progress. Next year all threeof these young people will likelycontend for the top TSRA Junior team.The state of Texas did very well at the2017 Nationals. Our adult Gold Teamwon the Leatherneck Trophy for thethird year in a row. This is for the RattleBattle competition, a six shooter teamwith 8 targets and 64 rounds per shooter.They have 50 seconds to hit as manytimes as possible at 600 yards then moveto 500 yards to do it all over again. Ifthey have ammo left they process to the300 and 200 yards lines. Our JuniorGold Team placed 5th among youthteams and shot 100 or 200 points abovetheir usual score. Charisma and Tannerwere on the Junior Silver Team and

scored not far behind Gold. Alex shotwith a team of Pennsylvania, WestVirginia and Kentucky Juniors. HisTSRA training was good enough that hewas made a swing shooter and was givenammunition from other shooters once heshot all his ammo. Texans won most ofthe major individual trophies at theNationals, just like last year. TSRACoach Robert Davis only shot one matchat Camp Perry and that was during theCMP Games after the team events wereover. He earned a bronze medal in theSpringfield Match despite saving oneround of ammo during a Rapid Firestring. During their time at Camp Perryour members got to spend time on aLake Erie beach and were treated to anight out at Kevin Sylvester’s home inAttica, Ohio. He feeds 35 to 40 peopleevery year as his way of supporting theteam. His home is officially TSRANorthern Outpost #1. Kevin proudlyflies a Texas flag. Awards night at theNationals made the Juniors proud towear their pale blue TSRA shirts as they

watched many Texas adults and Juniorswalk across the stage for trophies. TwoJuniors received their DistinguishedRifleman badges from the best civilianrifleman of 2017, Justin Utley, a formerTSRA Junior. The NWTFS DOESNOT GIVE MEMORIES LIKE THISTO YOUNG PEOPLE. We providethem a means to build their ownmemories of glorious moments. Weadults provide the opportunities whilethey provide the sweat and desirenecessary to excel. Some results fromTexas shooter at the 2017 National RifleMatches. Small Arms Firing SchoolM16 EIC Match(396 shooters)–Juniors,Hunter Mills 22nd, Tanner Marchand(NWTFS) 27th, Mickey Hoysa 38th,Casey Poppinga 39th, and adult MaryOwen 118th. Oliver Hazard PerryMatch (604 shooters)–SPC KeithStephens 3rd, Lee Eldridge 17th, andJuniors Madison Butler 101st, andColling Thomson 110th. Presidents 100Match (1108 shooters)–Justin Utley 1st,Kyle Hoelscher 11th, and Junior

October 14-15

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August 12October 7

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For more information

2016 NWTFS GIRLS DEER HUNT GUIDES & GIRLS HADA GREAT TIME AT THE HUNT. NWTFS PROVES EACHHUNTER A BAG OF DEER MEAT PROCESSED BYBROWNING PROCESSORS IN JACKSBORO, TX.

NWTFS DIRECTORS/CHAIRMAN RAY AND DOTSPANGLER WITH THEIR GRANDSON PREPARINGLUNCH AT THE GIRLS FISHING TRIP. YOU CANHELP WITH THIS FUN EVENT NEXT JUNE.

Madison Butler 25th of 196 Juniors.National Individual Match (1042shooters)–Tony Miller 16th, PoliceRifle Trophy Winner, and JuniorsSamatha Holt 88th and 4th of 193Juniors, Colton Glesecke 115th and 7thJunior and Madison Butler 116th, 8th ofJuniors. P100/NTI Aggregate (940shooters)–Kyle Hoelscher High Civilianand Justin Utley 3rd. National TrophyJunior Team Match–TSRA HoneyBadgers 8th of 72 teams.P100/NTJ/NTJT Aggregate–MadisonButler tied for 6th. Hearst Doubles (304teams)–Lee Eldridge/ Justin Utley 18th.Individually amongst Juniors, Texastook the top 1/3– Chris McDaniels 2nd,Charisma Owen 5th, Hunter Mills 6th,Tanner Marchand 7th, James Lee 8thand Mason McCarter 9th. NationalTrophy Team Match (44 teams)–TexasGold 6th, and Juniors TSRA Shilen23rd, 5th of 20 Junior teams, TSRASierra 34th, Charisma Owen and Tanner

Marchand’s scores beat the two lowestscores from TSRA Shilen. NTI/NTTAggregate (894 shooters)– Justin UtleyHigh Civilian, Lee Eldridge 10th andJunior Madison Butler 31st.P100/NTI/NTT Aggregate (1164shooters)– Justin Utley 2nd andMadison Butler 68th. OverallIndividual Service Rifle(P100/NTI/Hearst/NTT (1184shooters)– Justin Utley 2nd. NationalTrophy Infantry Team (Rattle Battle)(36 Teams)–Texas Gold 4th and JuniorTSRA Shilen 22nd, 5th of 17 Juniorteams.

TOO FOND OF THE FAWN

A Bexar County game warden wascalled by Alamo security about awoman walking a white-tailed fawn ona leash. When she arrived on the scene,the warden questioned her about pickingup the fawn on the side of the road. Thewoman claimed she came to the Alamoto take Fourth of July family photos.The game warden tried to explain thestate law forbidding possession of gameanimals, but she would not listen andseized

became very upset. The fawn wasseized and taken to a licensed TexasParks and Wildlife rehabilitator andcharges are pending. Tourists wereeducated at the Alamo about attemptingto take game animals as pets.

FIZZLED OUT

Game wardens were patrolling theannual Fourth of July fireworks showon the Sabine River for water safetycompliance. At the conclusion of theshow, the wardens stopped a vessel forimproper lighting. When the blue lightsof the warden’s boat were initiated, thesubject would not stop his vessel andaccelerated. Finally the wardens wereable to get his attention to stop thevessel. The operator had an expiredregistration, one minor onboard was notwearing a personal floatation device andanother was wearing a PFD improperly.The boat operator also exhibited signsof possible impairment and after failinga field sobriety test was arrested forboating while intoxicated. He alsoreceived a citation for child under 13years of age not wearing a life jacket andmultiple warnings. The case is pending.

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THE SIDES FAMILY MAKING A DIFFERENCE AT THEGIRLS FISHING TRIP.

L TO R: GRAHAM PHILLIPS, BLAKE PHILLIPS, ANDRYLEE PHILLIPS FROM WICHITA COUNTY AT THENATIONAL SHOOTING COMPLEX AT SAN ANTIONIO.

RANGE REMINDERS

As a reminder to ALL MEMBERS: Ourgun range is private property wheremembers are allowed to shoot on thevarious ranges. We do not allowmembers to bring guests that will beshooting. In order to bring a non-member to our range to shoot thatperson must buy a “permit” for $15 perday per person and accompany a currentmember who has a gate card. Thepermit must be obtained at our office onSouthwest Pkwy., Mon.-Fri. From 1:00to 5:30 pm. There are some exceptionsto that policy for certain events that areallowed by out Board of Directors suchas fundraiser's for Non-Profitorganizations, NRA and youthcompetitions, etc. It is important for ourmembers to wear their membershipbadge in a conspicuous manner on theirouter clothing while at the range. Inaddition, our Members are expected toknow and follow ALL of our rangerules! That highlights one of the mainreasons for this policy: holding peopleaccountable for their actions! It is one

of several policies designed to increasethe level of safety and security at ourrange. It is a severe violation of ourrules for a member, or any other person,to loan to another person their “gateaccess card”, or share one of our“special use” gate codes that they areprivileged to use.

ILLEGAL NETTING ISN’T EASY

While patrolling Willacy County, agame warden received an OperationGame Thief crime stopper call regardingthree individuals who were possiblyworking a gill net within a publicwaterway on the west side of the county.After arriving at the location, the wardenwitnessed two exhausted individualsputting the final touches on a freshly setgill net. After a few minutes, thefishermen finally noticed they werebeing watched by a game warden andone of the individuals immediately said,“Well sir, I’m not going to deny it, youcaught me.” The warden proceeded toinform the exhausted individuals that itwas time to remove the illegal net fromt

water and receive citations. Cases arepending.

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HOOPING IT UP

A game warden was patrolling northToledo Bend Reservoir during the longFourth of July weekend when he noticedtwo individuals in a small boat with whatappeared to be a hoop net, which isillegal for use in Texas waters. Thewarden observed the subjects throughhis binoculars for a while as it appearedthey were trying to find a location toplace the net. The netters spotted thewarden and attempted to flee, but wereovertaken. Upon questioning, thesubjects admitted to having alreadyplaced a hoop net in Texas waters andwere cited for illegal means andmethods. The case is pending.

MALE & FEMALE GUIDESNEEDED FOR THE DOVE HUNT.

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“Families that hunt and fish togetherstay together”

MAIL THIS APPLICATION TODAYWith your check for $60.00 formembership and card or $40 for

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THE JACK COUNTY GAMEWARDEN VISITS WITH LW ANDHARRIET SIDES, RAY AND DOTSPANGLER AT THE GIRLS FISHINGTRIP. GUIDES AND HUNTERS AWAIT THEIR TURN ON THE RANGE WITH

THE TEXAS GAME WARDENS AT THE 2016 DEER HUNT. FOR 2017GIRLS DEER HUNT LADY GUIDES ARE NEEDED. GO TO NWTFS.ORGAND FILL OUT THE BACKGROUND CHECK FORM.

TIME FOR PLAN B

A Real County game warden received acall near midnight from a ranch foremanabout two kayakers who were strandedon the West Fork of the Frio River. Thewarden arrived on the scene and beganvisiting with the kayakers. They toldhim they put in around 4:30 pm and hadonly traveled approximately 6 miles.They told him they were planning tokayak to Concan. He advised them theywere 25 mile from Concan by road. Healso advised them to rethink their tripbecause they were going to have to dragtheir kayaks most of the trip due to theriver being low because of lack of rain.The warden took one of the kayakersback to their vehicle so they could loadup their kayaks and come up withanother plan. They were very thankfulfor the warden coming out so late to helpthem.

A,B,C,D,B,W,I

Travis County game wardens arrestedtwo subjects for boating whileintoxicated (BWI) on Lake Travis afterobserving the men switching driver’sseats. One of the wardens asked theoriginal driver, who was wearing anankle monitor, to recite his ABCs. Afterreciting a portion of the alphabet he

stopped and was asked to continue, butstated, “No, I can’t actually.” Thissubject was placed under arrest for BWI.The second driver, who was already onprobation for DWI, was hiding in thecabin of the boat and was subsequentlyarrested as well. The cases are pending.

MEMBERS WE WILL NEED YOURHELP IN NOV. AND DEC.. WE WILLNEED FEMALE GUIDES IN NOV. FORTHE GIRLS DEER HUNT AND MALEGUIDES IN DEC. FOR THE BOYS DEERHUNT. CALL THE OFFICE AT 940-692-1141 FOR INFO ON BEING A GUIDE.

HAVE A GREAT LABOR DAY!

THE GIRLS AT THE GIRLS FISHINGTRIP LEARN AMOUNT BEING ANEMT.

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DAY ONSEPTEMBER 4, 2017

VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDFOR THE

TEXAS/OKLAHOMAFAIR SEPT. 12-16.