Iowa ProAm Archery Tournament & Tradeshow Sponsor

2015 July-August-September

Quarterly Issue

The ISAA Trail Shoot will not be held this year!

UNITED WE STAND

God Bless the U.S. Military Forces

ISAA Website: www.iowastatearchery.com ISAA Pro Am Website: www.isaaproam.com (this website will be under construction for an all new site)

NFAA Website: www.nfaausa.com

How to Earn Your �✁✂ ✄☎✆ ✝✞ ✟✠☎ ✡☛✄☞✆✌✍ Or How to Earn Your �✎✏✑ ✟✒☞✓✒✔✕ ✟✄✕✔✖

See page 19!

ARROW HOUND - Table of Contents

Archery Field & Sport 6 Border Brigade 7 Buck Hollow Sports 9 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 29 Carlson Ad (John Carlson) � Certified Archery Coach & Bow Tuning Etc. 19 D & J Archery Ad � Ft. Dodge � Certified NFAA Level 3 Instructor 3 Davenport Valley Archery Club 23 ✁✂✄☎✆✝✞✟✟✄ ✠✡☛☎☞✆✌✍✎✏✆ ✑✟✒✓ ✔✕✆ 10 Gismos & Gadgets Ad � Archery Instructions 14 Hickory Ridge Bowhunters Ad (Knoxville) - New 3-D range location at Lake Red Rock - see page 9 Hall of Fame Guidelines � Pat Bridge, Chair 31 IBA � Iowa Bowhunters Association Ad & Banquet & Shoot Dates (Eldora) 5 & 11 Iowa County Archers Ad 14 ISAA BOARD MEMBERS & CLUB INFORMATION 30 ISAA Iowa Trail Shoot - on hold for 2016 ✖ will be open for discussion at September Board Meeting

ISAA State Target Results 24

ISAA Tournament Registration Form 18

ISAA Tournament Bid Sheet 27

ISAA Spring Meeting Minutes 15 & 16 MESSAGE PAGE 19 Jim Hunt � Helpful Archery Articles✗ ✘✙✒✕✚✄✌✄✎☞✍✟ ✔✞✌✞✎✚✛ ✜ ✘✢✣✍☞ ✁☛✄✆ ☞✣✄ ✤✄✡✟✍✂ ✠✍✂✥✛ 25 & 26 Mid-Iowa Archers 28 Mohawk Archers Ad 15 NFAA List of Programs & Awards 7 Osage Conservation 18 Plumb Creek Ad - Certified Instructors for USA Archery, ASA, and NFAA � 16 lanes 8 ✦☎✄✆✞✕✄✎☞✏✆ ✧✄☞☞✄☎ - 3 Waltonian Archers Ad - Certified Instructors NASP, USA Archery, Boy Scouts of America 21 Wapsie Bow Hunters Ad 18

From the Editor.. The ISAA Field Shoot is coming up fast, so get your thermo cells, Absorbine Jr., Avon Vanilla Sugar spray, and DEET ready (Absorbine Jr. works magic if you get into Nettles/itch weed!!) I have my new bow all set up to go, thanks to John Carlson! I bought a Hoyt Freestyle ★ the longest axle to axle I have ever shot and no more shoulder or lower back pain. I was set to quit shooting all together, but thought I would just try this ✩✪✫✬✭ ✮✯✰✬✱✲ ✬✭✳✴✱✵ ✶✫✷ ✯✳✸ ✹✱ ✵✯✺ ✵✭✬✪✭✸

immensely! ✻✼✽ ✴✭✱✱✹✳✴ ✳✹✾✭ ✴✿✫✰✪✺ ✱✵✭ ✽✫✿✭ ✻ ✺✵✫✫✱ ✯✳✸ ✴✭✱ ✰✺✭ ✱✫ ✱✵✭ ✬✭✳✴✱✵ ✫❀ ✱✵✭ ✶✫✷❁

The ISAA has many new members and there are three pages of pictures & names of several new people. The ✴✫✯✬ ✹✺ ✱✫ ✴✭✱ ✭✮✭✿❂✫✳✭✼✺ ✪✵✫✱✫ ✹✳ ✱✵✭ ❃✿✿✫✷ ❄✫✰✳✸ ✷✹✱✵ ✱✵✭✹✿ ✳✯✽✭❅ ✻✱ ✷✹✬✬ ✶✭ ✯ ✾✵✯✬✬✭✳✴✭ ❀✫✿ ✽✭ ✯✳✸ ✽❂ ✳✭✷

helper, Amber Witt, Jr. Editor, who has asked to help and I love her enthusiasm. Look for articles throughout each Arrow Hound completed by Amber. She will be a great help! The Iowa Trail Shoot has been tabled until 2016. There are many ideas floating around but no final decisions. One thought that came up is the Iowa Trail Shoot to do a take-✫❀❀ ❀✿✫✽ ❄✹✱✯✴✯✼✺ ❃✿✾✵✭✿❂ ❆✿✹✯✱✵✬✫✳ ✯✳✸ ✵✯✮✭ ❁❇❈

of the Trail Shoot be 3-D, 1/3 be Field, and 1/3 be the outdoor Fita Target. Your input will be welcomed on the Iowa State Archery Assoiation Facebook page! Have a wonderful summer! Barb Sharp, ISAA Editor

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BBA

Border Brigade Archery

3D Shoot Summer Shoot

Schedule 2015

40 3D Targets

May 30th

and 31st

June 20th

and 21st

July 25th

and 26th

August 29th

and 30th

Location: Briggs Woods Park, Webster City

Directions: From Highway 20 (4 Lane) take the Webster City exit.

Turn South on Highway 17. Drive approximately 2 miles. Look for

the Briggs Woods Park sign. Turn Left at the sign and follow the

BBA Archery signs to Shelter #2.

Kitchen Open

Contact: Dan Yoder 515-835-0665 Chad Foster 515-297-0534

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KIDS PAGE

Callie Wright 14, has been shooting for

one year.

Robbie Weissing 17, likes to hunt &

fish, and has shot a bow for 7 years.

Kyle Matthew Bechtold 11, likes

music, and has shot a bow for 1 year.

Chloe Annabell Bechtold 13, enjoys

music, and has shot a bow for 1 year.

Left to right:

Olivia Heller 9, is involved in cheer,

hunting, fishing, singing, and has

shot a bow for four years.

Melena Baker 8, likes to visit

museums & zoos, and has shot

several archery tournaments this

year.

Levi Alan Bechtold 9, likes music,

and has been in archery for one

year (with brother Kyle).

Center: Sopha Heller 11, likes to fish,

cheer, read & sing and has shot for 5

years. (Carson Kordick & Paige Witt)

Riley Weissinger 14, likes archery,

fishing & hunting. Alex Joseph Albert

15, and really enjoys shooting a bow.

Taylor Kordick, Callie Wright, Chloe

Bechtold, Amber Witt

Seth McWherter 15, main hobby is

archery. (Reece Morris, Kyley Kordick,

and Reid Coates)

Alex, Riley, Mackensie Tompkins,

Abbey Karpick, Michael Mohr

Robbie Weissing, Brock Tompkins, and

Mathew Tompkins

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2015 State Target � June 7th Waltonian Archers of Linn County

Robert Manifold, Jan Kostka,

Tom Goldsmith,

Far right is Britt Osborn, Jr.

✁✂✄☎✄✆✝ ✁✞✟✠✡☛

☞✂✌ ✍✞✎✏✌ ✏✂✞✏✆✝ ✑✎✒✂✞☎✠ ✓✞✔✟✄✕✖✖

Colton Utley (right) has shot archery for 5 to 6 years. He enjoys racing and pits for

his uncle.

Paige Witt (Dad Ryan & Grandpa Terry

were devoted ISAA members many years ago.

ht: Kyle Middle has shot archery for 34 years. He hunts for deer, turkey and all small game. Woodworking is another

hobby of Kyles.

Bob Bridge, Dick Stream, Richard Pauley

John Carlson (Publicity Chair), John

Shappell (Awards Chair & WebMaster), Bob Elliott

And the whistle blows!

Kyley Kordick, Reid Coates

Don Motts (seated) and son Ronald Motts

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2015 ISAA State Target - June 7th Waltonian Archers of Linn County

Jared Lampe, Blake McDonell, Travis

Mestad

Jared Lampe, Warren Rush (1st Vice

President).

Patiently awaiting for award

announcements. We had a record high in attendance this year!

Larry Mestad

Left: Chrissy Middle has shot for 4 years � ✁✂✄☎✆ ✝✞ ✟✠✝✡☛ ✟✞☞☎✌✍✆ ✎✠✆✄☎✝✎✠✁✁✏

Larry Mestad, Dan Hoffman,

Ed Horn, Roger Wilson, Ken VandeHamm, Dave Harms

Ken Sharp, Jim Hunt, Tommy Thompson,

Alex Olson, Zach Bisinger, Jordan Thistle

Gary Kostka (Bowhunter Chair) spots for

Jan & (Scholarship Chair).

Aaron Morrison, Ronald Mott, Dean

Conrad, Terry Witt

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Libby Memorial Shoot

Shoot Type: 3 D Date & Time: May 24 & 25, 2015

Sun. 7:00 to 2:00 Mon. 7:00 to 1:00

Fall Tune Up August 15 & 16, 2015

Sat 7:00 to 2:00 Sun 7:00 top 12:00

LOCATION Iowa County Lake (Lake Iowa) Northwest of Millersburg Contact: (319)430-7632

Expires Dec 2015

Fellowship of Robin Hood JOE VEITH is 11 years old (now 19), and lives in Davenport. Joe shot his first ISAA tournament at Archery Field and Sport in Altoona on March 11

th, 2006. He

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✟✁✡✄ ✡ ✑✒✂✓✎☛ ✔✂✂☞✕ ✎�✜ ✝✆✡☞ ✢✂✆✙� ✛✆✝✄✎✘✎✛✡✄✆ ✓✆✠✂✟ ✡☛☞ ✎✄ ✟✎✠✠ ✆✣✍✠✡✎☛ ✁✂✟ ✄✁✆

award is earned. Joe also received the Robin Hood patch that is shown to the right of his certificate. The shot was witnessed by several people at the tournament and his mom actually caught it on video. It was an exciting day for Joe and his mom, dad, and sister! Good Shooting Joe!

Any archer at any age is eligible for the Fellowship of Robinhood Award by doing exactly what Joe did. If you happen to get a Robinhood during an ISAA event, simply have a witness verify this to any ISAA Board member at the shoot.

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2015 ISAA Annual Spring Meeting

April 11, 2015

Waltonian Archers of Linn County, Toddville, Iowa

Meeting Attendees Name of Club or Committee

President Ken Sharp Hickory Ridge

1st Vice President Warren Rush Mid Iowa

Treasurer Bob Shipman D.V.A.

Awards Chairman John Shappell

Publicity Chair John Carlson

Arrow Hound Editor Barb Sharp Hickory Ridge

Hall of Fame & Historian Pat Bridge

ISAA BH Chairman Gary Kostka Mohawk Archery Rep.

Bylaws Committee Chair Tommy Thompson Hickory Ridge

Scholarship Com. Chair Jan Kostka

ProAm Committee Chair Don Parker

Secretary Carol Tompkins Hickory Ridge

Steve Plein Dyerville Sprortsman Rep.

Dan Yoder Border Brigade Archery

Susan Yoder Border Brigade Archery

Steve Plein Dyersville Sports way Rep.

Craig Waite Club Chair.Waltonian Arch.

Finley Manifold Waverly Archers

President Ken Sharp called the meeting to order at approximately 9:05 am.

Past Meeting Minutes: A motion was made to approve minutes from the 2014 Fall meeting by Tommy Thompson. Seconded by Barb Sharp. Motion carried with a majority vote.

Treasurer: Bob S. devised and distributed the final ending financial report. We showed a loss of about $2800 not including the ProAm. A major

contributing factor includes an $800 loss from the Arrowhound for postage and handling. A motion was made to accept last years financial report by Gary Kostka and seconded by Warren Rush. The motion carried with a majority vote.

The new year report, 10-1-14 to 9-30-15, showed that with donations to charity the account was almost balanced out what was received from the DNR Tag. Scholarship of $1000 was paid. We currently have 270 members.The projected profit for this year is $3300.

20 Pin/ Historian and Hall of Fame: Pat B. reports no changes

Arrowhound Editor: Barb S, requested that all information from the Arrowhound be placed on the ISAA website to eliminate future costs. All past

issues could be archived and each club and charter could be linked from the website. This would also allow pictures from ISAA shoots to be placed on the website immediately. No further discussion was made at this time.

Trail Shoot: It was discussed that originally the Trail Shoot was to model the shoot in Redding. However, with Hitaga dismantling we purchased $1152 in vitals and have no animals to put them in.

Gary K. reported that the 2014 Trail Shoot had 122 shooters, taking in $2740. Pay out was $1764.50 leaving a $993.50 profit. We broke even after

repairs were made. The checking account balance is $3486.92 including $8.48 bad check from the Iowa ProAm. It was determined that the Trail

Shoot checkbook is the parent checkbook for the Iowa ProAm account.

Gary K. reported that we have enough Trail Shoot Pins and scorecards to refrain from purchasing more this year.

There were two bids received for the 2015 Trail Shoot from Waverly Archers and Border Brigade and a presentation made by Warren R.

Waverly Archers bid $5/ Adults, $3 Youth/Cubs, $3 NASP, and $12.50 Families. All targets would be furnished by the ISAA and ISAA woukld do all registrations. Primitive Camping was offered.

Border Brigade offered primitive and modern camping, information to local hotels, 40 target 3D range with unlimited parking, permanent restrooms,

cabins available to rent, restaurants, shelter at the range with food service. They would do their own registration. $6/Adults, $4 Youth/Cubs, $11/ Family. Targets would be provided by the ISAA and there would be a shootback fee of $10.

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Warren proposed that the ISAA would retain the Trail Shoot and hold it at the Hickory Ridge Outdoor Range at Red Rock. The State would like us to

use it and they would like to add a Field Shoot. Warren proposed that in order to make this a profitable shoot we could charge $20/ adults, $10 Youth/Cubs and $50/ Family and raise the cost to $60 for money open and BHFS classes.

There was a discussion over the legalities of the ISAA retaining the shoot and Gary K. feels we would be undercutting the clubs by bidding on our own shoot. John C. stated that the Trail Shoot has never been a bid shoot as it was given to Hitaga and they have now dismantled.

We currently have 43 targets of which 8 do not need rebuilt. Warren R. is storing the targets.

Both clubs agreed to take over the Trail Shoot and use their own targets with the 8 we have now.

Gary K. made a motion to table the discussion to allow both clubs to redo their bids and turn into Ken within one week. Jan K. seconded the motion. Motion dies.

A motion was made to table the Trail Shoot discussion for 1 year was made by Tommy T. seconded by Warren R. 8 ayes, 7 opposed. Motion carried.

Gary K. made a motion that the ISAA has a right to bid on any shoot. Seconded by Warren R. Vote was carried out by secret ballot. 7 Ayes 8 Opposed. Motion Fails

Tommy T. made a motion to allow the State to bid on the Trail Shoot only. Motion revised by Tommy T. to allow the clubs to bid or the ISAA to run the Trail Shoot. Motion was rescinded by Tommy T.

Barb S. made a motion to allow the ISAA to bid on the Trail Shoot only, along with the clubs. The motion was seconded by John C. Motion passed with 10 Ayes and 6 Opposed.

ProAm

It was discussed that the webpage and registration needs to be rewritten to allow the usage of smart phones and tablets. As the webpage is being

rewritten, more space will be given to the title sponsor. The current system only allows a single person to use data entry and we need three people to

have data entry access. To help with sorting, money shooters will be given color coded cards. Don P. stated coding will begin in May and changes will be noticed by July.

Recessed for lunch at 12:00

Meeting called into order at 12:30 by Ken S.

Ken S. stated we have a contract for HyVee Hall C for January 6-8th 2017 but we only have a first right of refusal for 2016 until caucuses set a date.

Warren R. made a motion to purchase ten new Morrell Targets. 2nded by Tommy T. Motion passed

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Sponsorship packets are available from Ken and Barb S. for anyone interested in sponsoring the ProAm.

Scholarships

Jan K. stated that four individuals shared the $1000 scholarship this year. Those included are Molly Veith, Tymbrie Snoble, Zach Bisinger and

Hunter Tuves. John S. made a motion to allow students to continue to apply for scholarships until they have reached the $1000 cap. Motion

seconded by Gary K. Motion passed with a majority vote. Warren R. and John C. agreed to explore options for our scholarship fund as it currently is only earning 0.61%.

John S. made a motion to purchase a new printer for the secretary and it will also be used at the ProAm. Motion seconded by Warren R. Motion passed with a majority vote.

A motion was made to adjourn the meeting by Gary K. Seconded by Warren. Motion passed with a majority vote

Meeting Adjourned at 1:45 pm

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�National Field Archery Association✁ List of Programs and Awards

www.nfaausa.com ASAP The After School Archery Program (ASAP) is a partnership program between USA Archery, National Field Archery Association, Easton Foundations, the Archery Trade Association, and the Archery Shooters Association. ASAP (After School Archery Program) was first conceived by the National Field Archery Association (NFAA) to serve as a next-step youth activity for all the youth in the USA who wanted more than just a first-peek at this fun sport. As the program was developed, other leading archery associations joined forces to create a complete activity that helps new archers gain confidence and experience in a wide variety of archery styles. USA Archery manages the program on behalf of these partners. For additional information, please visit the ASAP website. Liability Insurance The National Field Archery Association offers liability insurance to NFAA chartered clubs and pro shops through Sadler & Company at a discounted rate. NFAA memberships include individual limited liability for NFAA bowhunters. See details at www.sadlersports.com. Awards Programs The NFAA offers a diverse awards program for bowhunters and target archers. Awards are available at the National, Sectional, State and Club level. For additional details regarding the available awards programs, please reference the NFAA Constitution and Bylaws or contact headquarters at 605-260-9279. Art Young Awards The Art Young program offers a variety of Big Game and Small Game awards for NFAA Bowhunters. The purpose of the Art Young awards is to promote interest in bowhunting, to encourage good sportsmanship and to give recognition by the organized field archers to their members who obtain game with the bow. An Art Young Big Game pin and a NFAA Big Game patch shall be given for the first example of each species taken with a bow and arrow. The Art Young Small Game Arrowhead Pin shall be given upon taking the first six species of small game. An Art Young Small Game patch shall be available. For each additional four species taken by a member an additional award in the form of a bar with the number four shall be presented to the hunter. There shall be no limit to the number of bars, which may be earned. Bowhunter pins are earned based on the number of Big Game and Small Game awards received. The four levels of Bowhunter are Bowhunter Pin, Expert Bowhunter Pin, Master Bowhunter Pin and Grand Master Pin. All Art Young awards applicants must submit the proper documentation to headquarters. Please see the Documents section of the NFAA website or call headquarters at 605-260-9279. 20 and 15 Pin Awards: These awards may be won in the NFAA Field, Hunter or International Round with a distinctive pin and set of bars for each round. An archer shall become eligible for these awards upon shooting a twenty score on any field or hunter target or upon shooting a fifteen on any International target on a officially approved NFAA course using official NFAA targets while competing in a State, Sectional or National tournament or a NFAA sanctioned club tournament. An Animal Perfect Pin can be earned by shooting a score of 20 or higher on all 14 targets of a 14 target unit for a total score of 280 or higher on a 14-target course. 500 Club and Perfect Club: Any member who records a score of 500 or more, from the adult stakes, on a NFAA Field round or NFAA Hunter round or combination of 14 Field - 14 Hunter, shall be eligible to join the NFAA 500 club. Any member who records a perfect score from the adult stakes on an NFAA Field Round or NFAA Hunter Round, or combination of 14/15 Field ✂ 14/15 Hunter, 28 NFAA Animal, or the International Round, shall be eligible to join the NFAA Perfect Club. Any member who records a perfect score on any NFAA official indoor round shall be eligible to join the NFAA Perfect Club. 500 Club and Perfect Club awards must accomplished on a NFAA approved course or indoor range, at a NFAA sanctioned tournament. NFAA Service Pins: Cumulative membership in the NFAA is recognized by the awarding of an appropriate lapel pin. Periods of membership awarded are 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50 years. Pins are automatically awarded by headquarters after the membership anniversary. Fellowship of the Robinhood: Any member who telescopes an arrow, previously lodged in the highest scoring area of a target during an NFAA sanctioned event, shall be eligible for recognition in the Fellowship of Robinhood. Compton Medal of Honor: The Compton Medal of Honor is known as the most highly esteemed award in all archery. It is awarded sparingly and only in recognition of a lifetime of outstanding and unselfish contributions to archery. An NFAA committee is appointed and in charge of safeguarding the future of the award. In conjunction with receiving the Compton Medal of Honor and lapel pin, the recipient will automatically be awarded an Honorary NFAA Lifetime Membership. Past recipients include: Erik Watts, Chuck Adams, James Easton, Bennie Mooer, Hugh Rich, Dr. Jim Shubert, Marlene Crim, Erv Kreischer, Al Henderson, Gil Boenig, Robert Simms, Ben Pearson, Fred Bear, Paul Klopsteg, Roy Hoff, Arnold Hagen, Glenn St. Charles, John Yount, Tracy Stalker, W.B. Wescott, Karl Palmatier, A.J. Michelson, Roy Case, George Brommers. NFAA ✄☎✆✝✞✟✆✠✡☛✝ Award: ☞✌✍ ✎✏✑✑ ✒✓✍✔✕✖✍✗✘✙✔ ✑✚✛✓✖ ✕✔ ✜✗✢✚✗ ✛✔ ✘✌✍ ✔✍✣✢✗✖ ✌✕✤✌✍✔✘ ✌✢✗✢✓ ✥✓✍✔✍✗✘✍✖ ✦✧ ✘✌✍ ✎✏✑✑ ✛✗✖ ✕✔✛✚✛✓✖✍✖ ✔✥✛✓✕✗✤★✧ ✕✗ ✓✍✣✢✤✗✕✘✕✢✗ ✢✩ ✢✪✘✔✘✛✗✖✕✗✤ ✔✍✓✫✕✣✍ ✘✢ ✘✌✍ ✛✓✣✌✍✓✧ ✣✢✬✬✪✗✕✘✧✭ ☞✌✍ ✓✍✣✕✥✕✍✗✘ ✢✩ ✘✌✍ ✎✏✑✑ ✒✓✍✔✕✖✍✗✘✙✔ ✑✚✛✓✖ shall be chosen solely by the current President of the NFAA. NFAA Medal of Merit: The NFAA Medal of Merit is awarded sparingly in recognition of unselfish contributions to field archery and ✕✘✔ ✣★✢✔✍★✧ ✛★★✕✍✖ ✛✣✘✕✫✕✘✕✍✔✭ ☞✌✍ ✕✗✔✣✓✕✥✘✕✢✗✮ ✯✰✥✍✓✛✮ ✑✓✘✍✔✮ ✱✢✗✢✓✲ ✳✴✢✓✜✔✮ ✵✜✕★★✔✮ ✱✢✗✢✓✶ ✚✌✕✣✌ ✛✥✥ear on the medal, serve as the measure. Worthy members of the NFAA may be nominated for the Medal of Merit by State Director, Section Councilman, NFAA Chairman or the NFAA Council.(For a list of recipients names, go to www.nfaausa.com )

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Iowa State Archery Association Tournament Registration Form

Please Print Legibly ISAA Member Guest (*see below)

Last Name

First Name Phone

Address City State Zip

Email

Male Female

REGISTRATION FEE

Pro Divisions Adult & Young Adult & Senior Divisions Cub & Youth Divisions Family

$55 $20 $10 $50

Please select Age Category and Shooting Style:

Pro Adult Adult Young Adult (age 15-17) Youth (age 12-14) Cub (under 12)

Pro Senior (50 & over) Senior (50-59) Silver Senior (60-69) Master Senior (70 & over)

Adult, Senior, Silver Senior

& Master Senior Divisions

Pro Adult/Pro Senior

Freestyle

Barebow Freestyle Limited

Bowhunter Freestyle Limited Recurve

Bowhunter Freestyle

Bowhunter Freestyle Limited Cub, Youth, Young Adult

Traditional Barebow

Freestyle Bowhunter Freestyle

Freestyle Limited Freestyle

Freestyle Limited Recurve Freestyle Limited

Longbow Freestyle Limited Recurve

* GUEST (no awards ✄ no division assignment) Registration Fee: Select age category above.

*

*

Each family member must complete a separate registration form & keep together for payment purposes!

Make checks payable to: ISAA Treasurer

Amount paid by check Amount paid by cash

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(May 2013)

MESSAGES:

Arrow Hound in color are now located on the ISAA Website www.iowastatearchery.com

2015 ISAA Tournament Schedule ISAA Shoot Dates - See Calendar of Events on Page 31

See your NFAA Archery Magazine or the NFAA website: www.isaausa.com for all other NFAA National & Midwest archery tournaments.

How to Earn Your �✁✂ ✄☎✆ ✝✞ ✟✠☎ ✡☛✄☞✆✌✍

By Pat Bridge, ISAA 20 Pin Chairman

These awards may be won by any Adult, Young Adult or Youth in the NFAA Field, Hunter or International Round with a distinctive pin and set of bars for each round. An archer shall become eligible for these awards upon shooting a twenty score on any field or hunter target or upon shooting a fifteen on any International target on a officially approved NFAA course using official NFAA targets while competing in a State, Sectional or National tournament or a NFAA sanctioned club tournament. An Animal Perfect Pin can be earned by shooting a score of 20 or higher on all 14 targets of a 14 target unit for a total score of 280 or higher on a 14-target course.

***************** How to Earn Your ✎✏✑✒ ✓✔✕✖✔✗✘ ✓✙✘✗✚✛

By Pat Bridge, ISAA 20 Pin Chairman

These awards can be won by any Cub who shoots a perfect score of 20 on a NFAA Field or Hunter round on a officially approved NFAA course using official NFAA targets while competing in a State, Sectional or National tournament or a NFAA sanctioned club tournament. ___________________________________________________________________________

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Iowa State Archery Association Scholarship Application

Please type or print and submit application by February 8th, to:

ISAA Scholarship Program, Jan Kostka (Chair) 1425 Plymouth Road Mason City, Iowa 50401 or email to jankostka@mac.com as attachment

Name _______________________________________________ Age _______ 1. Male _____ Female _____

2. Social Security Number _xxxx - _xx - ______(last 4 digits only)

3. Underline current year in school: High School 12th grade, or College: Fr. Soph Junior Senior

4. Grade point average high school _______________ College________ ACT Score ______

5. High school class position (numerical position/total number in grade or class) _____of_____

6. College/University or Technical School expected to attend _______________________________

7. Has student been accepted to college/ university/trade school yet? Yes ____ No ____

8. Year and month studies expected to start ________________________________________

9. Major intended to pursue __________________________________________________________

10. Member of ISAA for how many years? ________

��✁ ✂✄☎✆✝✞✟ ✠ ✆✟✡✡✟☛☞ ✌✍ ☛✟☎✌✎✎✟✄✞✏✡✑✌✄ ✒✓ ✔✕✌✄✟ ✖✗☞ and emails if available. At least one letter is required from a teacher, one letter from a community member, and the other is your choice. Attach typed answers to the following questions 12, 13, 14 and 15 on a separate paper. 12. Extra-curricular activities (clubs and organizations you belong to and any special honors and awards you have received). 13. Hobbies/ interests (list and explain your involvement). 14. Archery activities (explain your involvement in hunting, tournaments, awards, etc.) 15. Please briefly explain your career goals after completing your education. Name ____________________________________________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________________________

City __________________________________ State __________________ Zip _______________ Certification I certify that all answers to the preceding questions are true and complete. I understand that any false answers or deliberate omissions on this application may be grounds for rejection of this application and withdrawal of any award granted. ✘ ✙✚✛✜✢✣✤✥✦ ✤✧★✦✩✛✤✪✙✛✤✢✧ ✢✫ ✛✜✦ ✙✬✬✭✤✮✙✧✛✯✩ ✦✰✬✭✢✱✰✦✧✛✲ schooling, and other activities and release those persons, organizations, or companies supplying information from all liability and responsibility for any damages I may suffer as a result of this information. I agree that I will abide by all decisions made by the Iowa State Archery Association and its agents as they concern this scholarship application.

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Iowa State Archery Association

Scholarship Program 1. How can you become eligible for the ISAA Scholarship? a) All applicants must be a senior in high school and enrolled in a recognized high school or possess a General Education Development (GED) diploma, or be a full time college student. b) Applicant must have been an active member of the ISAA for a minimum of 2 years. c) Grants will be awarded on an objective basis without regard to race, religion, color, creed, sex, national origin, age, and physical or mental disability. Awards are made on the basis of participation in ISAA activities. Other criteria include academic achievement, financial need, moral character, and such additional criteria as may be deemed appropriate by the scholarship committee. Examples of such criteria include results of performance tests, contributions to school and community, the students application letters, archery endeavors, future goals, potential, reference letters, etc. 2. How many scholarships will be given each year? The number of scholarships to be given each year will be determined by the Scholarship Committee, based on funds available and the number of qualified nominees. 3. Will the scholarships be given to the person finishing high school with the best grade point average? Scholastic achievements are not the main requirement, but will be weighed in their proper balance during the selection process. 4. How much will the scholarship amount per winner be? The minimum amount will be $100, but the actual amount will be based on the amount available in the scholarship program at the time of selection. Student may reapply each year. But the student will win only two scholarships with a maximum total award of $1000 per student. 5. How can you apply for the ISAA Scholarship? If you meet the qualifications, above, you may print a copy of the application form from the ISAA web site or copy the application form from the ISAA Arrow Hound newsletter. The completed application must be mailed to: ISAA Scholarship Program, 1425 Plymouth Road, Mason City, Iowa. All applications must be post marked by February 8st for award consideration for the end of the same school year. www.nfaa-archery.org then use the link to the Iowa State Archery Association. 6. If I am selected to receive the ISAA Scholarship, when and how will I receive it? A confirmation letter to the winner (s) of the ISAA Scholarship will be mailed in April. During August of said year, the ISAA will forward the award in the form of a check to the cashier of the institution of �✁✂�✄☎ ✄✆✝✞✟✠✁✡☛ ✡☞ ✠�✄ ☎✄✞✁✌✁✄☛✠✍✎ ✞�✡✁✞✄ ☞✡☎ ✆✄✌✡✎✁✠ ✠✡ ✠�✄ ✎✠✝✆✄☛✠✎ ☞✁☛✟☛✞✁✟✏ ✟✞✞✡✝☛✠ ✠✡ ✑✄ ✝✎✄✆ ✟✎ ✠�✄

student sees fit. If the student decides not to attend an institution of higher learning, the amount will be returned to the ISAA Scholarship Fund. Reminder Applications and all accompanying letters for the ISAA Scholarship must be postmarked or emailed to the ISAA no later than February 8th in order to be considered for the scholarship.

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APPLICATION FORM FOR ENTERING ISAA BOW TURKEY CONTEST

Form must be returned within 30 days after the end of the season taken to be eligible. (Note: Spring season is BEARDED Birds ONLY)

Name & address: _________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Date of kill : ___________________________Time of day: __________________________ Weight: __________________Tom or Hen: _______________________ If bearded, give length of beard: __________________________________________ Type, model, & weight of bow: ___________________________________________ Make &weight of broadhead: _____________________________________________ What part of the bird was hit: _____________________________________________ How far did it travel: ____________________________________________________ Were you using a decoy or blind: __________________________________________ Was the turkey shot while standing, walking, running, or flying: __________________ Was turkey shot on state, private, or county land: ______________________________ How many years have you hunted turkey with a bow: ___________________________ How many turkeys have you gotten with a bow: _______________________________

All Applications Must Be Witnessed. Witness Name & address________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Witness Name & address________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________

All game must be recorded with the ISAA while a member in good standing.

Game taken before becoming a member or game not recorded on time is not eligible for the contest.

Return all applications to: THE ISAA BOWHUNTER CHAIRMAN: Gary Kostka

1425 Plymouth Rd. Mason City, Iowa 50401

Janandgarykostka@mschi.com (641) 423-5789

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2015 ISAA State Target ✄ Waltonian Archers of Linn County

Name Class Score Name Class Score

Chrissy Middle AFFS 512 1st Alex Olson AMFSLR 547 1st

Dillon Drew AMFS 594 1st Zach Bisinger AMFSLR 541 2nd

Jason Goedken AMFS 593 2nd Jordan Thistle AMFSLR 466 3rd

Colton Utley AMFS 593 3rd Abbey Karpick YAFFSLR 420 1st

Mike Blocker AMFS 589

Seth McWherter YAMFSLR 471 1st

Will Grandick AMFS 587

Robby Weissinger YAMFSLR 366 2nd

Sean Yetz AMFS 581

Callie Wright YFFSLR 443 1st

Britt Osborn Jr. AMFS 577

Kyley Kordick YFFS 579 1st

James Auliff AMFS 573

Taylor Kordick YFFS 574 2nd

Craig Hilgenberg AMFS 571

Chloe Bechtold YFFS 552 3rd

Tom Goldsmith AMFS 570

Riley Weissinger YMFSLR 459 1st

Brit Osborn Sr. AMFS 558

Reid Coates YMFSLR 387 2nd

Tim Mestad AMFS 556

Tymbrie Snoble AFBB 512 1st

Mike Schalbrock AMFS 524

Dean Conrad SSMBFSL 527 1st

Kyle Middle AMFS 514

Melena Baker CFBHFS 493 1st

Tommy Thompson MSMFS 564 1st Paige Witt CFFSL 439

Bob Elliott MSMFS 556 2nd Sophia Heller CFBB 404 1st

John Carlson MSMFS 546 3rd Olivia Heller CFBB 272 2nd

James Bennett MSMFS 542 Reece Morris YMFS 549 1st

Dick Stream MSMFS 534 Michael Mohr YAMBHFS 536 1st

Robert Bridge MSMFS 532 Amber Witt YFFSL 481

Richard Anthony MSMFS 520 Carson Kordick CMFS 575 1st

Teresa Brewer SFFS 560 1st Kyle Bechtold CMFS 574 2nd

Gayla Lewis SFFS 536 2nd Levi Bechtold CMFS 526 3rd

Jon Meyers SMFS 585 1st Jan Kostka SSFFS 550 1st

Warren Rush SMFS 581 2nd Terry Witt SSMFSL 525

Ken VanderHamm SMFS 581 3rd Roger Wilson SSMFS 581 1st

Dave Harms SMFS 576 Larry Mestad SSMFS 568 2nd

Dean Piagentina SMFS 575 John Shappell SSMFS 567 3rd

Jim Hunt SMFS 573 Kenneth Sharp SSMFS 567

Anthony Goldsmith SMFS 573 Richard Pauley SSMFS 563

Steve Plein SMFS 566 Robert Manifold SSMFS 394

Craig Waite SMFS 561 Ed Horn PFS 592 1st

Mackensie Tompkins YAFFS 508 1st Blake McDonell AMBHFS 587 1st

Alex Albert YAMFS 555 1st Jared Lampe AMBHFS 580 2nd

Dan Hoffman SMBHFS 573 1st Travis Mestad AMBHFS 578 3rd

Ronald Mott SMBHFS 572 2nd David Meyer AMBHFS 541

Allan Asche SMBHFS 564 3rd Richard Mohr SSMBHFS 582

Aaron Morrison SMBHFS 555 Bob Shipman SSMBHFS 571

David Stevens SMBHFS 546 Gary Kostka SSMBHFS 550

Brock Tompkins YMBHFS 488 1st

Mathew Tompkins YMBHFS 460 2nd

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Non-Judgmental Aiming

Written by Jim Hunt

As one progresses through his or her archery career, they must come to terms with what I call Judgmental Aiming. This process needs to be corrected before one is to achieve any real proficiency in archery. The difficulty is that you may aim day to day, or even shot to shot, but the consistent performance even under stress is what we are looking for. Often an archer is drawn to reference their pin as it moves around the target, noting its movement, but fails to lock on to 100% focus on their pin and aim. In aiming there are two schools of thought on how to properly aim. The first schools state that you concentrate on the middle and let your pin float in, OR you concentrate on your pin, think center, and come through your arrow. Some of these problems arise more pronounced in certain targets, say a Vegas face as opposed to a five �✁✂✄ ☎✆✝✞✟ ✠✞✝✆✡�✞ ✂☛✞ ☞✆� ✆ ✝✞☛✄✞✌ ✌✞☎✞✌✞☛✝✞✟ ✄☞✞ ✍✟ ✄☞✞ ✂✄☞✞✌ ✎✂✞� ☛✂✄✏ ✑✂✡✒✓✞ ☞✞✆✌✎ ✔✡✕� �✆✕ ✖ ✝✆☛✒✄ �☞✂✂✄ ✆

Vegas face to save my life or I just wander around in the yellow or shoot at a hole in the yellow. You can also see this in a shot/tournament as your scoring plummets as the emphasis is increased. The last would be you know exactly where your pin is in reference to the target when the shot breaks, reinforcing the focus on the target and a ✔✞☛✞✌✆✗ ✘✎✞✆ ✂☎ ✙☞✞✌✞ ✕✂✡✌ ✁✘☛ ✘� ✘☛ ✌✞✗✆✄✘✂☛ ✄✂ ✄☞✞ ✝✞☛✄✞✌✟ ✠✡✄ ✗✂�✘☛✔ ✄☞✞ ✁✘☛✒� ✞✚✆✝✄ ✗✂✝✆✄✘✂☛✏ ✛✄ ✄✘✜✞� ✄☞✘� ✝✆☛

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created more anxiety and the downward spiral in the frustration with your shooting, because you cannot hold still. ✥✞✜✞✜✠✞✌ ✄☞✆✄ ✘✜✁✂✌✄✆☛✄ ✄✂✡✌☛✆✜✞☛✄ ✕✂✡ ✙✞✌✞ ✌✞✆✎✕ ☎✂✌✏ ✑✂✡✒✎ ✠✞✞☛ �☞✂✂✄✘☛✔ ✔✂✂✎ �✝✂✌✞�✟ ✠✡✄ ✄✂✡✌☛✆✜✞☛✄ ✎✆✕

came, and because the arrows were important you made sure of where your pin was. At that point in time you stopped aiming, started referencing your pin to the middle, saw a lot of movement and because your eyes focus �✗✂✙✗✕ ✦�✗✂✙✞✌ ✄☞✞ ✂✗✎✞✌ ✕✂✡ ✔✞✄ �✄✆✌✄✘☛✔ ✘☛ ✄☞✞ ✞✆✌✗✕ ✧★✒�✩ ✕✂✡ ✗✂�✞ ✄✌✆✝✪ ✂☎ ✕✂✡✌ pins location and you see those ✜✕�✄✞✌✕ ✘✜✁✆✝✄�✟ ✗✞✆✓✘☛✔ ✕✂✡ ✙✂☛✎✞✌✘☛✔ ☞✂✙✒✎ ✄☞✆✄ ✔✞✄ ✄☞✞✌✞✏ ✢☞✞ ✣☎✂✝✡� ✂☛ ✄☞✞ ✁✘☛ �✝☞✂✂✗✤ �✄✆✄✞� ✄☞✆✄ ✕✂✡ ☎✂✝✡� ✕✂✡✌ ✆✄✄✞☛✄✘✂☛ ✂☛ ✄☞✞ ✁✘☛✟ ✄☞✘☛✪ ✝✞☛✄✞✌✟ ☎✂✝✡� ✂☛ ✄☞✞movement, slow it down, and execute the arrow. Thi� ✘� ✙☞✞✌✞ ✄☞✞ ✣☛✂☛-✫✡✎✔✜✞☛✄✆✗ ✆✘✜✘☛✔✤ ✝✂✜✞� ☎✌✂✜ ✆� ✕✂✡

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center. ✰✞✌✞ ✆✌✞ �✂✜✞ ✎✌✘✗✗� ✕✂✡ ✝✆☛ ✄✌✕ ✘☛ ✁✌✆✝✄✘✝✞ ✄✂ �✞✞ ✘☎ ✕✂✡✒✌✞ ✌✞☎✞✌✞☛✝✘☛✔ ✕✂✡✌ ✁✘☛ ✂✌ ✘☛✎✞✞✎ aiming. The first is done at twenty yards or so and it requires you to shoot arrows then move your sight say 10-20 clicks up/down, and left/right to see the consistency in the impacts. If the impacts are not consistent, you are referencing, and not watchi☛✔ ✕✂✡✌ ✁✘☛✏ ✛☛✂✄☞✞✌ ✞✚✞✌✝✘�✞ ✖ ✡�✞ ✘� �☞✂✂✄✘☛✔ �✁✂✄�✟ ✞✘✄☞✞✌ ✮✤ ✎✂✄� ✆✄ ✄✙✞☛✄✕ ✂✌ ✧✤ ✎✂✄� ✆✄ �✘✚✄✕✟ ✆☛✎ ✗✂✂✪☎✂✌ ✔✌✂✡✁✘☛✔✟ ✁✗✡� ✙✂✌✪ ✂☛ ✝✂☛�✘�✄✞☛✄ ✞✚✞✝✡✄✘✂☛✟ ✠✌✘☛✔ ✜✕ ✁✘☛ ✄✂ ✠✞✆✌✟ ✜✆✪✘☛✔ �✡✌✞ ✖✒✓✞ ✆✝✱✡✘✌✞✎ ✘✄ ✆✄ ✮✲ ✂✒✝✗✂✝✪✟

and am focusing on it as I relax into the dot. ✰✂✁✞ ✄☞✘� ☞✞✗✁�✏ ✖ ✡☛✎✞✌�✄✆☛✎ ✄☞✘� ✌✞✆✎� ✌✆✄☞✞✌ ✌✂✡✔☞✟ ✠✡✄ ✘✄✒� ✆ ✎✘☎☎✘✝✡✗✄ �✡✠✫✞✝✄✏

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ISAA TOURNAMENT CONTRACT

OFFICIAL BID SHEET OF ______________________________________ YEAR OF ___________

Please check one: State Indoor ____ State Target ____ State Field ____ Iowa Trail Shoot _______

RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOST CLUB

1. The host club will supply a Tournament Chairman, Range Captain and Tournament Secretary. Please list names below: a. ____________________________ Tournament Chairman b. ____________________________ Range Captain c. ____________________________ Tournament Secretary 2. The club must provide space for tournament headquarters (a facility for a state meeting, if needed). 3. The Tournament Chairman will select and furnish personnel on the local scene to help with the

responsibilities of the host as required for a successful tournament. 4. The host club shall carry NFAA insurance or equivalent (THE HOST SHALL NOT permit the sale of ALCOHOLIC beverages during the tournament). 5. The Tournament Chairman is to serve as an assistant to the ISAA Board in the preparation and the successful operation of the tournament.

6. Host club shall provide: a. ______________ primitive camping b. ______________ information on flyers for motel/hotel accommodations 7. Tournament site: a. ______________ 14 course field range b. ______________ lane indoor range c. ______________ other:_______________________________________

8. Host club will provide: (PLEASE CHECK IF APPLIES TO BID) a. __________ target butts-lighting-timers b. __________ line officials/field captains

9. Miscellaneous items that will be provided by host club (no. of parking spaces, type of restroom facilities, cabins/lodging, indoor dining area, etc.) : a. _________________________________ b. _________________________________ c. _________________________________ d. _________________________________

TOURNAMENT FEES

1. Tournament host will require $ _________ per adult, $ ________ per youth/cub, $ ________ per family All late fees are retained by the ISAA if set. 2. Will registration be handled by Host Club?: ______ NO ______YES (a $1.00 fee per shooter is awarded to the club) �✁ ✂✄ ☎✆✝✞✟ on line 2, the total fee including registration will be: $ _________ per adult, $ ________ per youth/cub, $ ________ per family 4. All proceeds from the kitchen are to be retained by the host club. 5. Please indicate if targets are: a. _____ furnished by ISAA b. _____ furnished by host club (reimbursed after event by the ISAA) If so, $ _______ per target $ ________ per set of targets for outdoors c. _____ other cost (3D targets) $ ______________ d. _____ shoot-back fee $________, percent to club _____%, percent to ISAA _____%

RESPONSIBILITIES OF ISAA AT TOURNAMENT A. Awards B. Registration (if ☎✠✡✟ ☛☞ ☞✌✍✌✎✏✌✑ ✒✓ ✍☛✓✌ ✔ above) C. Score Cards, registration slips and membership slips

Tournament Publicity (Arrowhound Add). Please submit BY SEPTEMBER 6TH

to the ISAA President Ken Sharp, 3817 113

th Ave., Norwalk, Iowa 50211 (515-961-6885) OR bring with you to the Annual Board Meeting.

Submitted by: __________________ Host Club: ________________Officer: ___________Date:______ Bid accepted by ISAA President: _____________________ Date: ______________ ISAA Secretary: __________________________________ Date: ______________

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2015 ISAA BOARD MEMBERS President Ken Sharp

3817 113th Avenue Norwalk, Ia 50211 (515) 961-6885 bumprocken@hotmail.com

Awards Chairman & Web Master

John Shappell 2590 Central Ave. Dubuque, IA 52001 (563) 495-0012 johnshappell@mchsi.comm

1st Vice President

Warren Rush 5356 Hwy 92 Prole, IA 50229 (515) 979-7168 rushwarren@hotmail.com

Pro Chairman Bridger Deaton 140 Terrace Drive Otley, Iowa 50214 (641) 780-7633 Bridgerdeaton75@gmail.comm

2nd Vice President

Terry Witt 502 Parkwood Circle Huxley, Iowa 50124-9320 (319) 415-0646 witttd@gmail.com

NFAA Director

Norm Swank 403 Main Street Reasnor, Ia. 50221 (641) 521-2294 nswank2@gmail.com

Secretary

Carol Tompkins 501 E. Marion St. Knoxville, IA 50138 (641) 218-9446 tompkinsc@Hotmail.com

Bowhunter Chairman

Gary Kostka 1425 Plymouth Rd. Mason City, Ia. 50401 (641) 423-5789 janandgarykostka@mschi.com

Treasurer & Membership

Bob Shipman 108 Fairway Circle Eldridge, Ia. 52748 (563) 370-5754 bshipman@constructadvisors.com

Pro Am Chairman

Don Parker, Tournament Director 3832 B Avenue N.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52402 (319) 363-8877 Gayla Lewis, ISAA Pro Am Registrar 1057 Oakland Rd. N.E. Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52402-3837 (563) 212-3457

20 Pin Secretary & Historian

Patricia Bridge 2385 Paris Rd. Central City, Ia. 52214 (319) 438-1294 Patriciabridge78@yahoo.comm

Arrow Hound Editor

Barb Sharp 3817-113th Avenue Norwalk, Ia. 50211 (515) 961-6885 bjsharp2@outlook.com

Hall of Fame Chairman

Patricia Bridge 2385 Paris Rd. Central City, Ia. 52214 (319) 438-1294 Patriciabridge78@yahoo.comm

Publicity Chairman

John Carlson 810 S. 10th Ave. E. Lake Mills, Ia. 50450 (641) 592-1991 johnarch@WCTAtel.net

Scholalrship Chaiman

Jan Kostka 1425 Plymouth Rd. Mason City, Ia. 50401 jankostka@me.comm

NASP & JOAD Contact

Vance Patrilla 3796 Alice Rd. Toddville, Ia. 52341 Vance.patrilla@nexterenergy.comm

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2015 ISAA Charter Members Allamakee County Sportsmans Club (Facebook) Brennen Welsh 348 Hickory Creek Rd. Luana, IA 52156 (563) 568-1107 Archery Field & Sports (Facebook) Mark Wagner 3725 NE 56th Street Altoona, Ia. 50009 (515) 265-6500 www.archeryfield.com Border Brigade Archery New Webster City, Ia. Dan Yoder (515) 835-0665 Chad Foster (515) 297-0534 Buck Hollow Sports Boyd Mathis, Owner 776 190th Avenue Pella, Iowa 50219 (641) 628-4586 Buckridge Bow Hunters (Facebook) Christy Schuster Box 7875 Spencer, Ia. 51301 (712) 262-5644 www.buckridgebowhunters.com buckridgebowhunters@gmail.com Davenport Valley Archers (Facebook) Tom Stelk www.davenportvalleyarchers.com Dyersville Sportsmans Club (Facebook) Dennis Jasper P.O. Box 163 Dyersville, Iowa 52040 (563) 608-2810 www.dyersvillesportsman.org Gismos & Gadgets Cindy Roberts 1306 ½ S. Taft Mason City, Ia. 50401 (641) 424-6987 www.indy@gismosandgadgets.com

Hickory Ridge Bowhunters (Facebook) Corey Thorson 1648 Cordova Ave. Pella, Iowa 50219 (641) 625-4190 www.hickoryridge3d.com ISAA Pro Am Carol Tompkins 501 E. Marion St. Knoxville, IA (641) 217-0217 (515) 729-7871 tompkinsc@Hotmail.com Iowa State Archery Assn. Carol Tompkins 501 E. Marion St. Knoxville, IA (641) 217-0217 (515) 729-7871 tompkinsc@Hotmail.com Mid-Iowa Archery Club, Inc. Tim Hill P.O. Box 7581 Urbandale, Ia. 50323 (515) 710-4752 dwkincy@msn.com www.midiowaarchers.com Mohawk Archery Club, Inc. David Luett 24040 260th Street Nora Springs, Ia. 50458 (641) 749-5878 www.mohawkarchery.org

Osage Conservation Club Joe Huffman 921 Chase Street Osage, Ia. 50461 (641) 220-6025 phuffman@osage.net Plum Creek Archery (Facebook) 204 First Ave. E. Dyersville, Iowa 52040 (563) 875-7525 www.plumcreekarchery.com Waltonian Archers of Linn Co. Don Kaplan P.O. Box 11121 Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52410 (319) 393-5693 www.waltonianarchers.net Wapsie Bow Hunters Chris Luloff 819 7th St. NW Independence, Ia. 50644 (319) 558-8255 Waverly Archery Club, Inc. Finley Manifold P.O. Box 41 Waverly, IA 50677 (641) 857-6664 Wild Rivers Archery Club Mary Segebart 2625 Donna Reed Road Denison, Ia. 51442 (712) 263-6262 damseg2@hotmail.com Winnebago Archers John Carlson 810 South 10th Ave. East Lake Mills, Ia. 50450 (641) 592-1991 johnarch@wctatel.net

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2015 ISAA Arrow Hound Calendar of Events Date Archery Event Hosting Club Pg July 5th ISAA Field Tournament 9:00 am shotgun start �✁✂✄☎✆✝✞✞✂ ✟✠✡✄☛☎☞✂✌✍☎ ✎✞✏✑ 10 July 11th 900 Target Round Waltonian Archers of Linn County 21 July 11 & 12 Second Leg of the So. Iowa Triple Crown 3-D & regular 3-D Hickory Ridge Bowhunters 9 July 12th Traditional Shoot (3-D, 40 targets) 7:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m. Davenport Valley Archers 23 July 18th & 19th 3-D Shoot (40 targets) 7 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Davenport Valley Archers 23 July 19th 3-D Rinehart Targets, and a 600 Round (9 am ✒ 3 pm) Mohawk Archery Club 7 July 25th & 26th The Rendezvous 3-D (Sat. 7 ✒ 3 pm & Sun. 7✒ 1 pm) Waltonian Archers of Linn County 21 July 25th & 26th Outdoor 3-D Shoot at Warren County Ikes Sat. 7-3, Sun. 7-1 Mid-Iowa Archers 28 July 31✒ Aug. 1 IBA Fall Festival 3-D Archery Shoot Iowa Bowhunters Association 5 August 1st Jakes Day 9:00 a.m Davenport Valley Archers 23 August 15 & 16 Hog Shoot 3-D 3-D Shoot (40 targets) 7 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Davenport Valley Archers 23 August 15 & 16 Foster Traditional 3-D (Sat. 7 ✒ 3 pm & Sun. 7✒ 1 pm) Waltonian Archers of Linn County 21 August 15 & 16 Fall Tune Up (Sat. 7 to 2:00 & Sun. 7 to 12:00) Iowa County Archers 14 August 16 3-D Shoot-Bowhunting Warmup, Rangefinders legal. Hickory Ridge Bowhunters 9 August 16 3-D Rinehart Targets, and a 600 Round (9 am ✒ 3 pm) Mohawk Archery Club 7 August 22nd Hunter Safety Course (archery class for town hunters) 7:30

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August 22 & 23 3-D Shoot, field tips only (6:00 am to 2:00 pm) �✁✂✄☎✆✝✞✞✂ ✟✠✡✄☛☎☞✂✌✍☎ ✎✞✏✑ 10 August 29 & 30 Outdoor 3-D Shoot at Warren County Ikes Sat. 7-3, Sun. 7-1 Mid-Iowa Archers 28 September 20 3-D Shoot (40 targets) 7 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Davenport Valley Archers 23

HALL OF FAME GUIDELINES Application deadline October 1st, to be sent to Hall of Fame chairperson. Induction will be at the ISAA Pro-Am or as designated by the Hall of Fame Committee. A minimum of 15-20 years in Archery (or at the discretion of the Hall of Fame Committee) List any service on the ISAA Board or on a committee. Any service in another club or organization, such as NASP, Scouts or any program involving kids Accomplishments in Archery Submitted by The Hall of Fame Committee, Pat Bridge, Chair

ISAA State Target Adult Medalists

ISAA State Target Cub, Youth, Young Adult Medalists

2015 State Target had a record number in attendance at Waltonian Archery Club!

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Return Address Barb Sharp, Editor 3817 113th Avenue Norwalk, Iowa 50211

NFAA & ISAA MEMBERSHIP FORM New Member____ Renewal____

Please Print Legibly

Club Association:_________________________________ Date:_________________________ **Adult or Non-Adult: _____________________________________________________________ Address:____________________________City:__________________State:_______Zip:________ **If adult does not join as HOH, a non-adult becomes HOH E-mail:______________________

** HOH = Head of Household Name Birthdate NFAA/ISAA Dues

Adult - 18 & over ($45) or Non-Adult - 17 & under ($22)

$45 $22

1st Additional Family Member $12

2nd

Additional Family Member $12 Each Additional Family Member $5 ea. Professional Shooter $120 MAIL TO: Final Total National Field Archery Association 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078-4174 www.nfaa-archery.org

NFAA will send you a notice when it is time for renewal. Mail this form and a check made out to the NFAA to the address to the left.

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NFAA OFFICE USE ONLY: CASH � CHECK - MONEY ORDER TOTAL $

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