Release -January 2015 - Missouri Bowhunters Association

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January, 2015
www.mobowhunters.org
Volume 49, Issue 8
Introducing Your Missouri Bow Hunters Officers
for 2015 - 2016
Steve Bridger
President
7306 N Pennsylvania Ave
Kansas City, MO 64118
816.824.9158
[email protected]
Jerry Denker
Vice President
100 W 13th St.
Carrollton, MO 64633
660.542.8465
Tobi Rogers
Secretary/Treasurer
16909 E 44th St S
Independence, MO 64055
816.213.3821
[email protected]
Jeff Blystone
Large & Small Game Chairman
Bowhunting Defense Chair
2804 N. Union School Rd.
816.806.3574
[email protected]
Kathy Potter
NFAA Director - Missouri
1401 County Road 1255
Huntsville, MO 65259
660.651.3175
[email protected]
Candy Bridger
Publications/Promotion
7306 N Pennsylvania Ave
816.824.9158
[email protected]
Hello my name is Steve Bridger, and I
am the new President of Missouri Bow
Hunters. I want to thank all of you who
voted for me, the support over the last
several months is truly humbling. I have
been a member of Missouri Bow
Hunters for 15 years. When I think
about the past presidents who have
held this position I feel a little
overwhelmed as I try to fill their shoes.
I earn my living as a city letter carrier for
the U.S. Postal Service. I have carried
mail for 25 years and have learned that
customer service is very important to
people. As I look at MBH members I see
the same, customers that expect good
service from the officers and the B of R.
Without the members and the clubs
that support MBH with their money
and presence there is no organization.
This cannot happen in an article or at one tournament, but over time with consistent
service. Each of you as members should feel that you are an important part of Missouri
Bow Hunters, and that your suggestions, kind words, concerns and criticisms are being
heard and acted upon. If I had an office, I would always have an open door policy.
I also know that, the more the membership is involved with MBH the more each of you
feel you are part of this organization. You may not realize it, but MBH members bring such
a broad set of skills to the table, that if we were to utilize those skills, there would be
nothing this organization could not accomplish.
Please contact me if you want to help, have ideas that you feel will make MBH a better
organization or if you just want to chat about promoting archery in general. I am looking
forward to this challenge, and to serving you as President of Missouri Bow Hunters.
I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce you to the other officers for this
term.
Jerry Denker has worn many hats over this past year, first as Vice President, then as acting
President, then Vice President, then acting President, and he is now, once again your Vice
President.
continued on page 3
Club Directory
ABI ARCHERY (NFAA/MBH 11-‐30-‐15) Contact: Jeff Blystone, 2804 N Union School Road, Independence, MO 64058, 816-‐796-‐4033, [email protected]; Secretary: Gregg Markowski; BofR Representative: Jeff Blystone. Range location: 285 NE 69 Hwy., Claycomo, MO 64119 BACK YARD ARCHERS (MBH 12-‐31-‐14) President/BofR: Janis Grellner, 145 Hillside Trail, Linn, MO 65051, 573-‐680-‐0575, [email protected]; Secretary: Gene Grellner. Range location: 20 miles east of Jefferson City on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hillside Trail, just past the yellow Hometown Lumber buildings BUDER PARK ARCHERY CLUB (MBH 09-‐30-‐14) Contact: Bill Myers, 2529 Braintree, High Ridge, MO 63049, 637-‐677-‐6657, [email protected]; Secretary: Sharon Boedges, 2352 Charlemangne Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043, 314-‐518-‐7986 CALIFORNIA SHOOTERS CLUB (MBH 12-‐31-‐15) Contact: Sonny Duvall, 34511 Woods Crossing Rd., California, MO 65018, 573-‐796-‐4990, [email protected]. Location: from Jefferson City, take Hwy. 50 west 12 miles to Shooters Club Road, it will be on the left; 1 mile down gravel road (drive on left). From California, take Hwy. 50 east 3 miles east of town to Shooters Club Road. BofR Sonny Duvall. CAPITOL CITY BOWBENDERS (MBH 2-‐28-‐15) Secretary/BofR: Ricky Spencer, 1601 Route T, Jefferson City, MO 65109, 573-‐584-‐4939, [email protected]. CARROLL COUNTY BOWHUNTERS (MBH 2-‐28-‐14) Carrollton, MO 64633. 30 target 3D range 1 mile west of courthouse on Hwy E at Walnut Hills Park, IBO rules. Indoor range: 202 W Washington, President Jerry Denker, 660-‐542-‐8475; BofR: Vince Griggs, 816-‐694-‐
8408; Secretary/Treasurer: Bob Brown, 660-‐676-‐0253, [email protected] DEAD CENTER ARCHERS (MBH 2-‐28-‐15) Indoor & Outdoor range location: Laurie Marine, 31590 Hwy. 5, Gravois Mills, MO. President and BofR: Chris Conner, 573-‐434-‐9009, 245 Victoria Lane, Linn Creek, MO 65052, deadcenterarchers@yahoo,com; www.deadcenterarchers.webs.com EAST FORK ARCHERY Rock’n Shots (NFAA/MBH 5-‐31-‐15) BofR: Kathy Potter, [email protected]. Range location: 1401 County Road 1255, Huntsville, MO 65259; JOAD program available, call range for more information: 660-‐277-‐3291 INDEPENDENCE BOWHUNTERS (NFAA/MBH 2-‐28-‐15) Indoor range location: 6423 Railroad St., Raytown, MO; leagues and practice at 20 yards. Outdoor range location: William Landahl Park, Argo Rd. & 7 Hwy., Blue Springs, MO. President: Tom Hood, Secretary: Tobi Rogers, 816-‐645-‐2198, 16909 E. 44th St. S, Independence, MO 64055; BofR: Jim Forbes, 816-‐863-‐7128. www.independencebowhunters.org INDIAN TRAIL ARCHERY (NFAA/MBH 2-‐28-‐15) Contact: Faron Teague, Rt 4, Box 236-‐B, Salem, MO 65560, 573-‐729-‐9593; Secretary: Carol Teague MARSHALL BOWHUNTERS (NFAA/MBH 10-‐31-‐15) PO BOX 51, Marshall, MO 65340. Range location: Business 65 Hwy. to Yerby St. east 1½ mile. President: Mitch Lembke, 660-‐216-‐7034; Vice President: Herb Latchaw, 660-‐886-‐0056; Secretary: Keith Bishop, 660-‐886-‐2714; Treasurer: John Erickson, 660-‐886-‐0924 NODAHO BOW HUNTERS CLUB (NFAA/MBH 5-‐30-‐15) Outdoor range location: ¼ mi. east of Graham on Hwy. A, 1¼ mile north on gravel road 16 Lane. Indoor range location: South end of Maple Ave., Maitland, MO. President: Cody Sisk, 660-‐853-‐8423, Vice President: Richard Piveral, 660-‐541-‐1642; Treasurer: Amanda Smith, 660-‐254-‐0009; Secretary: Jeanette Brookshier, 660-‐939-‐4177; BofR: Bill Brookshier, 660-‐582-‐1245; www.nodahobowhunters.com NOMO BOWHUNTERS ARCHERY ASSN. (MBH 10-‐31-‐14) Moberly, MO. Outdoor range location: 1.8 miles east of Junction 24 and 63 on Hwy. 24 on south side of highway. Contact & BofR: Charlie Langreder, 1508 Secretariat Dr., Columbia, MO 65202, 573-‐864-‐7590; President: Larry Jackson, 660-‐998-‐1545; Vice President: Spencer Barron, 660-‐998-‐0264; Treasurer: Alan Eckhardt, 573-‐881-‐4199 NORTHSIDE ARCHERS (MBH 3-‐31-‐15) St. Louis, MO. Meets 1st Monday of every other month. Field range location: Creve Coeur Park, take Dorsett Rd., west from I-‐270 to Creve Coeur Park. Contact & BofR: Bob Brumback, 3260 Carlow Place, St. Ann, MO 63074, 314-‐427-‐2953; President Rich Noble; Vice President: James Hartley; Secretary: Bob Brumback, [email protected] NORTHWEST MISSOURI ARCHERY CLUB (MBH 3-‐31-‐15) 3D range location: from Bethany, Mo. Take Hwy. 136 west 9 miles to Rt. EE, New Hampton, north 12 miles to Rt. M, west 3 miles to Emmett & Leah Seat Conservation Area. Watch for signs to archery range. President: Ed Criger, 205 S 23rd St, Bethany, MO 64424, 660-‐868-‐0475 or 660-‐425-‐
3784; Secretary: Teri Fosdick, 660-‐425-‐6155; BofR: Richard Gibson, 14875 W. State Hwy F, Bethany, MO 64424, 816-‐344-‐1443, [email protected] OWL CREEK ARCHERY (MBH 10-‐30-‐14) 6 miles east of Columbia off I-‐70 at the Millersburg exit (137), south on State Rd. J, at stop sign, turn left through Millersburg on Rt. J, turn right and go 4.9 miles to County Rd. 324 on left, ½ mile to club on right. BofR: Dennis Dudley, 2301 Bridgewater Dr., Columbia, MO 60202, 573-‐442-‐3387; Secretary: John McGrath, 6020 St. Rd. J, Fulton, MO 65251, 573-‐642-‐6447 PERFORMANCE ARCHERY (MBH/NFAA 7-‐31-‐15) 448 Gracie Lane, Moscow Mills, MO 63362. President: Lonnie Nicholas; Secretary: Monica Friedmann, 1164 Decker Rd, Labadie, MO 63055, 636-‐742-‐
2531; BofR: Dan Jasa, 314-‐779-‐7329. SMOKEY HOLLOW ARCHERS (MBH 3-‐31-‐15) 4798 Hwy. C, Palmyra, MO 63461; President & BofR: Gerald Herold; Secretary: Anna Herold, 707 Marion City Rd., Palmyra, MO 63561, 573-‐406-‐4192, [email protected] ST LOUIS BOWHUNTERS (MBH 12-‐20-‐14) St. Charles, MO; Indoor range located at 301 Tecumseh (Hwy. 94 North), St. Charles, MO 63301; 636-‐
723-‐9338; Outdoor range located at Benchrest Rifle Club; www.stlbowhunters.com for directions and info. President: Curt Pike 636-‐447-‐8001; Vice President: Ray Bergfeld 636-‐947-‐7399; Treasurer: Bill Miederhoff 314-‐770-‐9145; Secretary: Mike Niehoff 636-‐949-‐9570, [email protected] STRAIGHT SHOOTERS ARCHERY (MBH 3-‐31-‐15) 5460 Vaden Lane, Palmyra, MO 63461; President & BofR: Larry Hogan 573-‐231-‐6115; Secretary: Tammy Hogan, 5460 Vaden Lane, Palmyra, MO 63561, 573-‐
231-‐6116, [email protected] Club Directory continued SUMMIT ARCHERY TEAM SHOOTERS (NFAA/MBH 3-‐31-‐15) 1164 Decker Rd., Labadie, MO 63055; President: Chris Schmidt, Secretary: Kathy Russell; BofR: Dan Jasa, 1613 Whispering Creek Dr., Ballwin, MO 63021, 314-‐779-‐7329, [email protected]; Contact: Jeff Friedmann, 636-‐742-‐2531, 1164 Decker Rd., Labadie, MO 63055 EAST FORK ARCHERY (NFAA/MBH 10-‐31-‐15) 1401 County Rd. 1255, Huntsville, MO 65259, 660-‐651-‐3175. Owners: Richard & Kathy Potter, [email protected]. Call for information on shooting times or information regarding leagues, lessons and membership COMMERCIAL ARCHERY LANES & SHOPS LUCAS ARCHERY (MBH/NFAA 2-‐28-‐15) 2531 HWY DD Moberly, MO 65270. Owner: Gary Lucas; 660-‐263-‐5188 BUSHCRAFT SUPPLY (MBH 4-‐30-‐15) Owner: Lonnie Stapp, 119 SE 4th St., Hardin, MO 64035; 781-‐591-‐2874; [email protected]; www.bushcraftsupply.com PERFORMANCE ARCHERY (MBH/NFAA 5-‐1-‐15) 448 Gracie Lane, Moscow Mills, MO 63362. Manager: Jeff Friedmann, 501 Hill Dr, Eureka, MO 63025. 314-‐570-‐5042; [email protected] BUTCH’S SPORTS WORLD (NFAA/MBH 10-‐31-‐15) 707 Marion City Rd., Palmyra, MO 63461. Owner: Butch Herold, 573-‐769-‐3636, [email protected] SUMMIT ARCHERY CENTER (NFAA/MBH 3-‐31-‐15) 1168 Decker Rd., Gray Summit, MO 63069. Owner: Jeff Friedmann, 636-‐742-‐2531 continued from page 1
Jerry is also the President of Carroll County Bow Hunters
in Carrollton. Carroll County has has played host for the
MBH 3D Tournament for the last three years. By day, Jerry
is a constrution contractor.
Tobi Rogers is the new Executive Secretary for MBH. Tobi
has a masters degree in Accounting, and so her skills in
that area made her a great choice for this role. Tobi grew
up in the sport of archery and in Missouri Bow Hunters,
her grandparents Earl and Millie Foster served in many
different roles within MBH over the years, and are both
members of the Missouri Bow Hunters Hall of Fame.
Jeff Blystone continues to serve as the Large and Small
Game Committee Chair. In addition to the great work Jeff
does with MBH, his day job is with KCP&L. In his role with
MBH, Jeff works closely with both the Missouri
Department of Conservation and with the Missouri
Conservation Federaltion in order to make sure that all of
our members are informed of any changes or information
that would impact bow hunting in Missouri. Jeff serves as
your contact for registering both large and small game
kills within the state and makes sure that our members are
recognized for their kills.
Kathy Potter is also one of our veteran officers as she
continues to serve as the NFAA Director for Missouri
Bow Hunters. Kathy serves as a liason between MBH
and the NFAA, making sure all of our members are
kept abreast of any information or changes in rules
and by-laws for the national organization. Kathy and
her husband Richard are the proud owners of East
Fork Archery in Huntsville, Missouri. They have an
indoor range and also a field range, and hold
tournaments thoughout the year, drawing large
numbers of shooters every time. You can always
count on a great shoot, as well as a wonderful
time catching up with our archery family from all over
the state.
My wife, Candy rounds out our officers for this term.
Candy will be handling our publications, both the
Release and the annual Archery Guide, as well as
promoting our tournaments and Missouri Bow
Hunters in general. Candy works for Apple, Inc.,
where she is a Senior Mac Advisor, providing
customer support and service to customers
throughout the United States and Canada. She has 30
plus years of computer and publishing experience,
and will put those skills to good use for Missouri Bow
Hunters.
I really believe that the next two years will be a very
exciting time for Missouri Bow Hunters, and also
believe that the group of officers and committee
leaders are excited about the prospect of rolling up our
sleeves and getting started in this new year.
BALES FOR SALE!
Bales have been purchased for the 2015
MBH State Indoor Championshp. We will be
selling them on a first come first serve basis.
$90 each
00
contact
Steve Bridger at 816.419.2310
please leave a message
voicemails will be returned in the order they
are received until bales are gone
Conservation Committee
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) held
open public meetings all across the state over this past
year to help them determine public opinion about how
they are managing the Missouri Deer Herd. From those
meetings and a survey that was sent to 18,000 deer
hunters across the state in 2012 plus all the biological data
and population trends, MDC deer biologist Jason Sumners
has published several documents over the past year which
describes MDC’s Deer Management Approaches for the
Future. There are basically 3 major changes that are being
considered which will affect the current Missouri deer
hunting regulations.
• Allowing the use of Crossbows during the regular
archery season.
• Moving the Firearms starting date one week later.
• Removing or reducing the firearms antlerless season
I do not have any problem with the last two proposals,
however allowing the use of crossbows during the regular
archery season does concern me.
1. Participation in Archery hunting in our state has
continued to grow over the last several years. Are
we jeopardizing this growth by allowing the use of
a tool that makes it much easier to harvest a deer
without putting in the required time to learn to
shoot archery tackle? Part of the experience of
bow hunting is the time it takes to learn to shoot
accurately, place a stand in the right place for a
reasonable shot distance, and execute that shot
for a humane kill. Anyone who has ever picked up
a crossbow knows that it can be accurately shot out
to 50 yards or longer with a few minutes of practice
just like a firearm. In my opinion crossbow hunting
is much closer to firearms hunting than archery
hunting!
2. Crossbows are already allowed for the Urban Deer
Season, the Youth Deer Season, the Firearms Deer
Season, Antlerless Deer Season, and the
Alternative Methods Season. In 2014 that meant
you could use a crossbow to legally hunt deer in
Missouri for a total of 40 days. If crossbow hunting
is your thing then surely there is already ample
opportunity to use one. Plus if you have a medical
exemption because you cannot physically draw a
bow then you can use that crossbow to hunt during
the regular archery season.
3. In 2012 a survey was sent to 18,000 Missouri deer
hunters. This survey was sent to a random
selection of hunters who had deer hunting permits
4. That means 70% of those who took the survey
were firearms hunters. The results of that survey
showed that 46% approved allowing crossbows
and 33% disapproved the use of crossbows during
the regular archery season. Of course those that
only hunt deer with a firearm would approve the
use of a tool that works much like a firearm
because it’s easier to hunt with and requires much
less dedication to master. Just because
something is easier doesn’t make it right.
5. In 2012 and again in 2014 at the annual
Conservation Federation of Missouri’s (CFM’s)
yearly convention, resolutions to allow crossbows
during the regular archery season were soundly
defeated. The conventions attendees are made
up of affiliate organizations across the state that
represents all areas of Missouri outdoors. MBH
has been an affiliate since its inception 1947. The
CFM is a citizen led organization that works with
MDC to make Missouri one of the leading
conservation minded states in the USA. If those
that are informed, dedicated, and passionate
about Missouri conservation don’t think it’s a
good idea then I would agree with them.
I respect and genuinely like the folks at the Missouri
Department of Conservation and believe they work for
the good of all Missourians. Jason Sumners along with
the other department deer biologists are very
knowledgeable, well educated, and are doing great
work. I just respectfully disagree with allowing the use
of crossbows during Missouri’s Regular Archery Season.
Please read Jason’s work at the following links; http://
mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/resources/2014/05/
deer_management_plan_onlineversion.pdf
http://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/
resources/2014/05/handout-‐
regulation_changes_under_consideration.pdf
http://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/
magazine/2014/05/20140601.pdf
Get informed, decide where you stand, and let the
MDC know by calling 517-‐751-‐4115 or comment at
http://mdc.mo.gov/about-‐us/how-‐contact-‐us/contact-‐
form
Happy Bow Hunting
Jeff Blystone
[email protected]
cell #816-‐806-‐3574
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Large and Small Game Committee
MBH has a new #1 Non-‐typical Buck!
11. Tom “Big Bird” Ciak, Maryville, 260 lb. 18 point non-‐
typical Buck, shot on 11/10/14 at 8:10am at13
yards in Nodaway Co. One of a bunch Tom has
taken in a lot of year’s bowhunting.
Pending approval by the MBH board of representatives in
January 2015 Tom Ciak’s 18 point buck killed in Nodaway
County on November 10, 2014 and green scored 200 & 4/8
Pope & Young points will be the new #1 on the Missouri
Bow Hunters Association’s Non-‐Typical Big Buck List. I
have received the official score sheet and reviewed Tom’s
Large Game Report. I will submit those documents at the
January B of R meeting to make it official. Congratulations
Big Bird!
12. Jeff Reddy, Saint Charles, 175 lb. 8 point Buck, 10 yard
shot at 4:15pm on 11/22/14 in St. Louis Co., #7 all-‐
time deer bow kill.
8. Jack Davis, Camdenton, 62 lb. Button Buck, taken on
9/22/14 in the evening with a 20 yard shot in Morgan
14. Jack Davis, Camdenton, 75 lb. Doe, taken on 12/17/14
at 4:45pm with a 9 yard shot in Morgan Co. #63.
Co. on public ground, #61 all time.
9. Jack Davis, Camdenton, 83 lb. Doe, taken on 10/8/14 at
6:00pm with a 27 yard shot in Morgan Co. #62
10. Jeff Reddy, Saint Charles, 135 lb. Doe taken at 9:30am
on 11/8/14 with a 26 yard shot in Warren Co., #6 in only
2 years with a bow.
13. Jeff Blystone, Independence, 98 lb. Doe, 20 yard shot
on 12/1/14 at 4:25pm in Jackson Co., #28 all-‐time
deer bow kill.
Jack commented that it has been a tough season; he
hunted 49 times and never saw a legal buck!
To date I have only received 14 Large Game reports. This
time last year I had 23 reports to date. I can echo Jack
Davis’s comment about a tough season, with only a few
days left in this year’s archery season I have only filled one
archery tag so far!
Note; Whenever I receive a game report via the website
or by US mail I will always respond to let you know I
received your report. If you do not get a response from me
then I probably didn’t get the report so please resend it or
give me a call or try to contact me at my email address.
Happy Bow Hunting,
Jeff Blystone
[email protected]
cell #816-‐806-‐3574
!
!
50th Anniversary
State Indoor Championship
March 7 & 8, 2015
Line Times Saturday at 9 am & 12 pm
Friday evening Line at 7 pm if needed
Friday evening practice - $5 per target
Linn Technical College
Linn, MO
Summit Archery Center LLC
1164 Decker Road
Labadie, MO 63055
The New
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Way!
636-742-2531
Jeff Friedmann
www.summitarchery.com
Production has Started
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2015 edition
of the
Archery Guide
and will be
Available at the
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Dan Martin
Shop: 660.867.5200
Cell: 660.748.6035
www.hilltoparchery.com
50th Anniversary State Indoor
March 7 & 8, 2015
Line Times Saturday at 9 am & 12 pm
Friday evening Line at 7 pm if needed
Friday evening practice - $5 per target
Linn Technical College
Linn, MO
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Calendar of Events
February 6-‐8 – World Archery Festival, Las Vegas, NV June 14 -‐ NOMO Bowhunters 3D Shoot February 7-‐8 – Nodaho Bow Hunters – 300 or Vegas Round June 14 – Nodaho Bow Hunters 3D Shoot -‐ no range finders February 8 – Capital City Bowbenders – 3D June 14 – Carroll County Bowhunters Todd Baggs Benefit 3D February 14 or 15 – East Fork Archery Indoor 300 Shoot June 14 – California Shooters Club – 3D February 15 – St. Louis BH – 300 Round – St. Charles Range June 20 – Show Me Senior Games (tentative) February 15 – California Shooters Club – 3D February 21-‐22 -‐ NFAA Indoor Sectionals – Moscow Mills, MO June 21 – Capital City Bowbenders – 3D-‐(individual or team shooting/range finders allowed) February 22 -‐ Owl Creek Archery – 3D Shoot (sign in 7 am to 11 am, cards in by 2 pm) June 27-‐28 NFAA Outdoor Sectionals location TBD June 28 – Smokey Hollow Archers Shoot – Eat – Win 3D March 1 – Carroll County Bowhunters – 300 Round July 3 – Smokey Hollow Archers Night Shoot March 1 – St. Louis BH – 300 Round – St. Charles Range July 5 -‐ Northwest Missouri Archery Club – 3D Shoot March 7-‐8 – MBH State Indoor Championship, Linn, MO July 11-‐12 – MBH State Outdoor Field Championship – Hosted by East Fork Archery, Huntsville, MO March 8 – 3D Shoot, Wright City Range March 14-‐15 NFAA Natnl Indoor Championship, Louisville, KY March 15 – Carroll County Bowhunters 3D March 15 – California Shooters Club – 3D July 12 – Nodaho Bow Hunters 3D Shoot -‐ no range finders July 18 -‐ NOMO Bowhunters 3D Shoot July 19 – Show Me State 3D – Hosted by NOMO Bowhunters July 22 – 26 – Outoor Nationals – Mechanicsburg, PA March 21 – MBH Youth Jamboree Hosted by Indian Trail Archery, Salem, MO July 25 – Show Me Games Target – TBD March 22 – Capital City Bowbenders – 3D July 25 – Smokey Hollow Archers 3D – shotgun start 9 am March 29 -‐ Owl Creek Archery – 3D Shoot (sign in 7 am to 11 am, cards in by 2 pm) July 26 – Smokey Hollow Archers 3D Shoot March 29 – Smokey Hollow Archers 3D Shoot August 2 -‐ Owl Creek Archery – 3D Shoot (sign in 7 am to 11 am, cards in by 2 pm) April 12 – Carroll County Bowhunters 3D August 1 – Smokey Hollow Archers Night Shoot April 12 – Nodaho Bow Hunters 3D Shoot – marked yardage, bring range finders August 2 -‐ Northwest Missouri Archery Club – 3D Shoot April 12 – 3D Shoot, Wright City Range August 9 – MBH 3D Jamboree – Hosted by NOMO Archery, Moberly, MO April 12 – California Shooters Club – 3D April 18 – East Fork Archery Field Shoot April 8-‐19 – NFAA First Dakota Classic, Yankton, SD April 25 – Smokey Hollow Archers 3D – shotgun start 9:00 am April 26 – Smokey Hollow Archers 3D Shoot May 2 – Smokey Hollow Archers Night Shoot May 3 – 3D Shoot, Wright City Range May 3 – Northwest Missouri Archery Club – 3D Shoot May 10 – Nodaho Bow Hunters 3D Shoot -‐ no range finders May 17 – East Fork Archery Field Shoot May 17 – Capital City Bowbenders – 3D May 31 – Carroll County Bowhunters 3D June 7 – MBH State 600 Championship – Buder Park – St. Louis, MO June 7 – Northwest Missouri Archery Club – 3D Shoot June 7 – 3D Shoot, Wright City Range June 7 -‐ Owl Creek Archery – 3D Shoot (sign in 7 am to 11 am, cards in by 2 pm) June 13 -‐ NOMO Bowhunters – Youth 4H 3D Shoot August 8 – Nodaho Bow Hunters Night Shoot August 9 -‐ Nodaho Bow Hunters Appreciation 3D Shoot – no range finders August 16 – Capital City Bowbenders – 3D August 29 – East Fork Archery Iron Man Shoot August 29 -‐ July 18 -‐ NOMO Bowhunters Club Shoot and dinner to follow (club member and guest) August 30 – Smokey Hollow Archers 3D Shoot August 30 -‐ Archery Flea Market & 3D Shoot August 30 – 3D Shoot, Wright City Range September 6 -‐ Owl Creek Archery – 3D Shoot (sign in 7 am to 11 am, cards in by 2 pm) September 6 -‐ Northwest Missouri Archery Club – 3D Shoot September 13 – Nodaho Bow Hunters 3D Shoot – marked yardage bring range finders October 17-‐18 – East Fork Archery Back Woods 450 November 14-‐15 – East Fork Archery Shoot for the Girls December 6 – St. Louis BH – 300 Round – St. Charles Range December 12-‐13 – Nodaho Bow Hunters 300 or Vegas Round

Release -January 2015 - Missouri Bowhunters Association

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