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Hi Folks
I would like to thank the Bylaw committee, made up of; Jay Zimmett, Ken Notter, Frank Alessio, and Jack Bryson, for their diligence. There were approximately 90 votes cast to decide the proposed By-law changes. All proposed changes were approved by a 3 to 1 margin. Many thanks to all who came to the General Meeting to vote.
Nominations for EF&GA Officers are open at the General Meeting in April. This is the first round of nominations, to be followed by a second round of nominations, and a vote, at the May General Meeting. Please come and participate. Remember what your Vice President often says, "Get involved! The World is run by those who show up!"
Many thanks to Bill Nordberg who donated $1,000 to the Junior Marksmanship Program. There is an effort underway by Neil Pisk and Richard Cross to generate both financial support, and donations of ammunition that will keep our Junior Programs thriving. Please contact your Vice President, Mr. Neil Pisk for further details.
... And speaking of our Junior Programs,
Many thanks to our coaches and support staff that stuck it out, and braved rain, hail, and cold temperatures to put on our Jr. Rifle Match. Congratulations to Jerry Everett who made it into the Distinguished Expert Classification with a score of 384 out of 400.
Trap Chairman Dave Burton is heading up the remodel effort on the Trap Ramada. Not much to see yet, as it is in the planning stage. If you can lend a hand or offer a skill or resource, please contact Mr. Burton.
That's it gang. Shoot well, and be safe!
Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • California Outdoor Heritage AllianceSingle Action Shooting Society • San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association
Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports FoundationMEETINGS
OFFICERS
Board Meeting1st Thursday
6:30 PM - Meeting Hall
General Meeting2nd Thursday
7:15 PM Meeting Hall
President - Kurt Nelson760-745-2640
nelson1of4@@cox.net
Vice President - Neil Pisk LM760-781-1289
Secretary - Geoff Orchin760-741-3721
Board Members
Frank Alessio PP LM 760-743-8718Dave Burton PP LM 760-749-6128Breen Emery 858-679-0297Kevin Frazier 858.663-4446Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Norm Porst 760-271-8016Ed Smith (Smitty) 760-745-2927
Chief Range OfficerTom Kendall - 760-500-8202
Asst. Chief Range OfficerC. Lee Allen - 858.674.6007
TreasurerLucy Nelson - 760-294-6321
Association ClerkJuli Everett LM - 760-432-2089
NewsletterK.L. Notter LM PP - 760-741-3229
www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Rd. • Escondido, CA 92027 1
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54 Accept, 36 Reject. Section 2 officers: 62 Accept, 16 Reject, 12 did not vote. Article VI: 68 Accept, 20 Reject, 2 did not vote. Section 5. Other: 64 Accept, 19 Reject, 7 did not vote. Section 4. Other: 68 Accept, 20 Reject, 2 did not vote. Section 5 thru 10: 66 Accept, 19 Reject, 5 did not vote. Section 4. Annual meeting: 74 Accept, 13 Reject, 3 did not vote. Article X, Amendments: 69 Accept, 20 Reject, 1 did not vote. Article XI, Employees: 66 Accept, 22 Reject, 2 did not vote. Sec. 3 Trap Process: 67Accept, 23 Reject. Proposed new section: 51 Accept, 38 Reject, 1 did not vote.
RANGE MASTERS SIGN UP FOR DUTY IN MAYYou may sign up on line or via the Green book in the Trap Ramda. Remember we need RSOs for the 5PM to Sunset shift
THANKS ELLIOTT GREB!Escondido Fish & Game Association would like to thank Eagle Scout candidate Elliott Greb and Troop 619 for their splendid effort in emplacing 16 protective pipe bollards around our storage building and in front of the clubhouse. EF&GA would also like to thank Stehly Brothers Drilling, Bonnie at Valley Center Materials and Teresa at the Valley Parkway Home Depot for their contribution of pipe, concrete and other construction materials for this project. Elliott and his troop completed this valuable project in one day with no interruption of activities at the range. Thank you all very much.
AIR PISTOL PRACTICE GOES ON HIATUSTuesday night air pistol practice will take the summer off, starting in April. Tuesday night practice will resume in October.
APRIL MEETING STARTS THE ANNUAL ELECTION CYCLENominations for Officers &
Directors will be accepted at the April meeting with the election in May. If you are interested in running for an EF&GA office, this is the meeting to attend.
RENEWAL APPLICATIONS MAIL OUT THIS MONTHEF&GA renewal applications will be mailed out the end of April. If you have recently moved, please contact the Assoc. clerk via email or phone to ensure she has your correct address.
ANNUAL BBQ IS MAY 20Tickets may be ordered by utilizing the form on the back page or from Neil Pisk. There will be prizes, raffles, auctions, food and more.
MARCH DONORSTurners (San Marcos), Bud Smith, Lake Wohlford Café, Leonard Hodges, Brad Gagnon, L. T. Reynolds, Jim Rolfes, Kevin Miller, Neil Pisk, David Premetz, Ray Bucholz, Kevin P. McDonnell, Kevin Frazier, Craig Rogers, Tim Costanzo, Ed Migdal, Dorothy Notter, and Lou Bouchet.
MARCH WINNERSDorothy Notter went home with the $25 attendance prize. Steve Sprigg was drawn for the $100 attendance prize, but wasn’t present.
PROPOSED BY-LAWS PASSEDThe EF&GA members present at the March meeting accepted all of the proposed by-law changes. There were 90 ballots cast. The vote was as follows:Article II 70: Accept, 18 Reject, 2 did not vote. Section 4. Junior members: 71 Accept, 19 Reject. Section 5. Youth members: 65 Accept, 22 Reject, 3 did not vote. Section 7 Life Members: 66 Accept, 22 Reject, 2 did not vote. Section 6. Past Pres.: 2
Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 15, Issue 4
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DEADLINESItems For the MAY Bulletin Due
Friday, April 20thAny and all requests for items to appear in the monthly bulletin
should be routed through
Kenneith Notter. [email protected] - 760-741-3229
National Match CourseMar. 4, 2012 - 12 shooters - Kevin Miller
Shaun Bhavadwaj (Jr. Mem.) ...........481 11XCraig Busby ........................................475 2XScott Minturn .........................................449 0Larry Bailey ............................................446 4Yvonne Roberts .......................................441 3Dave Ellis ................................................433 3Mark Dambkowski .................................430 0Chris Greenlee ........................................424 0Jim McKim .............................................405 1Mark Greenlee ........................................375 2William Frye ...........................................233 0George Ellis ............................................201 1
March 3, 2012 - 43 shooters - Devil Jack
MATCH WINNERMaddog Mark .......................................141.95TOP SENIORRuthless Roth ........................................158.10TOP 49erFreddie T. Freeloader ............................164.71TOP LADYWhirlwind Wendy .................................168.67TOP SILVER SENIORBuckskin Butch .....................................170.22TOP LADY SENIORAlpine Lil ..............................................219.40
TRAP STRAIGHTS01-28-12
Tom DeLisle01-31-12
John Taliaferro, Walter Bruning x 2, Scott Kendall02-07-12
Fred Corley02-11-12
Ron Boyd x 2, J.B. Singh02-14-12
Butch Whitmore02-21-12
J.D. Dye, Bob Nation, Clyde Ewin02-25-12
Clyde Ewin, Shane Jones02-29-12
Bob Parkinson x 2, J.B. Singh** CLYDE EWIN – 100 STR. **
03-16-12John Taliaferro, Clyde Ewin
** MARK ELLER – 100 STR. **03-07-12
Joe Miramonts ** FIRST 25 **03-10-21
Scott Kendall03-13-12
Clyde Ewin – 50 STR. *
22 Rimfire BenchrestSaturday, February 25, 20126 Shooters - Bill Montaney
Unlimited Division:1st William Montaney .........................1905.252nd Dennis Baros ................................1868.75
10/22 Division:1st John Jensen ...................................1766.002nd Bob Gibbs ....................................1368.003rd Micheal Knapp ...............................691.50
Sporter Division:1st Laurence Lange .............................1444.50
Feb. 26, 2012. - 23 shooters - Craig Rogers6 first time shooters
Top shooter: Chad Rankle ..................336-7X2nd: Sean Depolo .................................322-1X3rd: Andrew Miller ..............................303-1X
February 26, 2012- 23 shooters - Denny Martin
Pistol:Dan Hannah .................................................10 Rex Neilson ..................................................10Elwanda Hannah ............................................9
Revolver:Lon Smith ....................................................13
Rifle:Open Class:Lee Allen ................... 11 (top gun open class)Garth Warner ................................................11Rex Neilson ....................................................9
Primitive Class:Terry Cooper ........ 9 (top gun primitive class)Denny Martin .................................................8Joe Jelinek ......................................................7
Masters Class :Kevin Gross .................................................11Ren Everett ..................................................10Elwanda Hannah ............................................6
March 4, 2012 3 shooters - Kevin Miller
Larry Bailey .........................................262 3XMark Dambkowski ..............................260 0XJim McKim ..........................................257 5X
March 10, 2012 - 7 shooters - Tom Arendell
Top 51. Tom Arendell (86,93) ..........................179 2. Bud Smith (81,75) ...............................1563. Brad Speer (76,79) ..............................1554. Craig Rogers (61,65) ...........................1265. Garth Warner (59,66) ...........................125
Feb. 12, 2012 - 8 shooters - Mark Freedman
Two Guns
Eric Van Den Haute .........................1614-29XJim Corcoran ....................................1608-24XJim Tuffield ......................................1573-33XDavid Arney .....................................1570-24XRusty Carr ........................................1561-19XGary Travis ......................................1486-18XKevin Miller .....................................1423-08XBrian Greene ....................................1342-09X
Pistol BullseyeMarch 11, 2012 - 10 shooters - Mark
Freedman
Two GunsEric Van Den Haute .........................1628-29XJim Corcoran ....................................1583-20XGary Travis ......................................1560-18XRusty Carr ........................................1551-21XBill Jackson ......................................1485-24XBrian Greene ....................................1376-19XKevin Miller .....................................1337-11XYvonne Roberts ................................1307-08XScott Minturn ...................................1045-07XJim Shelton ........................................824-00X
March 15, 2012 - 61 Juniors - Ren Everrett
UNCLASSIFIED 0 - 129:1st Place: Christian Gibson- 128 / 5 gongs2nd Place: Erin Flynn - 105 / 1 gong3rd Place: Jonathon McDonald – 102 / 3 gongs PROMARKSMAN 130 - 265: 1st Place: Courtney Sholberg - 265 / 4 gongs2nd Place: Brandon Gresser - 253 / 8 gongs3rd Place: Evan Farr - 252 / 8 gongs MARKSMAN 266 - 299:1st Place: Conner Hand - 293 / 9 gongs2nd Place: Taylor Hall - 292 / 9 gongs3rd Place: Stefan Giuntoli - 290 / 7 gongs SHARPSHOOTER 300 - 339:1st Place: Caitlin Sholberg - 339 / 8 gongs2nd Place: Chase Houghton - 326 / 8 gongs3rd Place: Kai Suzuki-Lopez - 321 / 7 gongs EXPERT 340 - 383:1st Place: Remy Mangabay - 372 / 10 gongs2nd Place: Elan Giuntoli - 370 / 10 gongs3rd Place: Chad Rankle - 365 / 10 gongs DISTINGUISHED EXPERT 384 - 400:1st Place: Kasey Nelson - 399 / 10 gongs2nd Place: Jerry Everett - 384 / 10 gongs
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.22 BENCHREST
BLACK POWDER
COWBOY ACTION
TR AP STR AIGHTS
M A T C H R E S U L T S
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MUZZLE LOADER BULLSEYE
JUNIOR RIFLE
JOHN C. GARAND
NATIONAL MATCH COURSE
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NRA BLACKPOWDER MUZZLELOADING RIFLE CLASSApril 21 2012 (Saturday) in the EF&GA Meeting Hall from 8am-5pm. Lunch will be provided. This class is an NRA/NMLRA Certified Basic Muzzle loading Rifle Class. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of handling Black Powder as well as the safe handling and use of Muzzle loading Rifles to include Flintlock and Cap lock. The session will consist of classroom and range time- (hands on shooting). All guns, powder and equipment will be provided. You may bring your own firearm if you prefer. Classes are limited to 10 students. To reserve your spot call Bud Smith 858-922-6489 ([email protected]) or Neil Pisk 760-781-1289 [email protected])
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING JUNIOR RIFLE SHOOT The Assoc. owes a huge debt of gratitude and thankfulness to the Coaches and to some
of the parents who stepped up to help coach. The weather for the match covered most of the conditions that you would associate with bad weather, cold, rain, hail, and clouds with very rare appearances of the sun. The coaches remained on the line and endured the weather for the sake of the kids relay after relay. Coaches are the backbone of our Jr. Program. To all of our Jr. shooters and their parents please make sure that you thank our coaches, they are the ones who make this the finest jr. program around by sharing their experience and time. Hope to see you at our next match on July 15th, Signups will begin on July 4th. There will not be a match in May due to the annual club BBQ.
NEW MONTHLY RAFFLE CHAIRBud Smith is the new Raffle Chairman. Theitems on the table are a combination of donated andpurchased items from our Association. If youhave a donation (new or used) of items relatedto our sport please contact Bud @ 858-922-6489. Thanks for supporting your association.
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March 3, 2012 - 99 shooters - Bill LairdRevolver
1. Vern Kleist ....................................... 223.982. Dave Babb ....................................... 260.603. Morgan Lamb .................................. 272.90 Semi Automatic1. Jim Buccellato ................................. 141.032. Terry Curry ...................................... 164.783. Brian Lamb ...................................... 165.86
March 11, 2012 - 5 Shooters - Larry Mora
Overall Match Winner Joe Stencel (AAA Hunter Class) ............... 21 Top A Hunter Class Mark Greenlee ............ 7
Top B Hunter Class Randall Mora - 1st ... 13 Dave Olmstead - 2nd ................................... 11 Gary Farrar – 3rd ......................................... 6
Inter Club Shoot Individual Results
Vado del Rio Skeet & Trap Name Club 16 yard Handicap Total 1 Davis, Rich Vado del Rio 44 41 85 2 Plappert, Russ Vado del Rio 47 32 79 3 Brown, Tom Lakeside 45 28 73 4 Roberison,
Dave Vado del Rio 40 32 72
5 Barker, Ted Lakeside 39 32 71 6 Moran, Mike Escondido 43 27 70 6 Norfolk, Rick Lakeside 38 32 70 8 Griffith, Bob Escondido 42 27 69 8 Willer, Steve Escondido 43 26 69 10 Dye, J.D. Escondido 38 30 68 11 Howerton, Joe Lakeside 39 28 67 12 Baker, Ron Lemon Grove 37 29 66 13 Jossenberger,
Ken Lemon Grove 34 31 65
14 Henslet, Robert
Lemon Grove 30 30 60
14 Wilson, Rich Lakeside 30 30 60 16 McClenahan,
Kam Lakeside 31 28 59
17 Hanlon, Bob Lemon Grove 30 21 51 18 Griffith,
Barbara Escondido 28 13 41
Interclub Match Results
COMBAT SHOOT
NRA .22 Rifle Silhouette
EF&GA JUNIOR PISTOL PROGRAMEvent dates for 2012
February 26, April 22, June 24, August 26, October 28, & December 23
Event Description:The Junior Pistol program is available, at EF&GA,to juniors and youthsfrom 8 to 20 years of age. Detailed instruction is provided by qualifiedcoaches under the supervision of Certified Range Safety Officers. Instruction includes:1. Safe handling and use of firearms.2. Safe handling and use of handguns.3. Basic operation and sighting of handguns.4. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced instruction in tar-get shooting techniques.
All firearms, eye and ear protection, and ammunition, are supplied bythe Association. Pistols supplied are .22 caliber semi-auto target pistols. Shoot-ers may use their own pistols and ammunition, but theymust fire .22lr cali-ber ammo. Pistols supplied are autoloaders, but revolvers may be used.Course of fire involves 2 slow fire rounds, and 2 rapid fire rounds for a total of 400 points. Each round will count from 0 up to 10 points, according to its placement on the target.The Junior Pistol Program is open to all juniors and youths in the age group described above. Shooters attending without their parents must have a signed, dated, permission slip to be able to participate. These can be down-loaded from our website. Parents, adults, and qualified youths are encour-aged to attend as coaches for the participants.Registration begins at 7:30 AM. Participants should contact the Shoot Chair at the beginning of the month to secure a place on their requested relay.Contact Shoot Chair: Craig Rogers, 760-751-8544 [email protected]
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My apologies for not having a “Range Master Sound-Off” in the March Newsletter. My PC crashed and I had to purchase a new one. It took a while to get the data transferred and the system up and running.
F.Y.I. There seems to be a nesting pair of Bald Eagles in the Lake Wohlford area. We saw them in mid-March and it was confirmed by the Rangers at the Lake. If you think you see a pair of Bald Eagles soaring in the area, you are probably correct.
There seems to be some misinformation going around regarding the 150 yard range. I heard that some believe you can only shoot at 150 yards. I do not know
where this came from, but let us bury it now. The 150 Yard range is open for target shooting at 50, 75, 100, 125 and 150 yards. No shooting allowed on the 15 and 25 yards lines. The 15 and 25 yard lines are for sanctioned shoots only, e.g., Junior Rifle.
Remember, no handguns allowed on the 150 yard range. Bullets may/will strike the ground and ricochet to where-ever. Handguns are allowed on the 100 yard range at 50 yards and greater and bullets must impact the berm. And no shooting on the 15 and 25 yard lines (on the 150).
The five, seven and ten yard distances are open on the Pistol Range. There are specific rules for this close range shooting. Target must be 10 inches square or round maximum (10 inch maximum envelope size for more than one target) and centered on the 24 inch by 24 inch target backing cardboard. The target backing must be at the top of the target frame. No silhouettes allowed. Target placement is designed to keep bullets impacting the backstop and hitting the target frame. Also, check to make sure your bullets make it to the backstop. If you are not going to use the last bay with close range shooting, please set up in another bay keeping the close in shooting lanes open for those that wish to use them. The rules are posted nearby and all normal range rules apply; i.e., no rapid fire, no draw from a holster, etc.
My “What the ….?” for the month. Some of you have been seen walking down to the 100 yard line, on the 100 yard range, to set, service or retrieve targets. Not such a big thing, except that there have been members using the trap range and actively shooting while other members went down range. I think that is all that needs to be said.
Range Safety Tip Of The Month. Be sure your firearm is safe to operate. Just like other tools, firearms need
regular maintenance to remain operable. Regular cleaning and proper storage are a part of a firearms general upkeep. The current literature on firearm storage is to have the muzzle down. This will keep oil, etc., used to protect the bore from moving into the breach and possibly causing a problem.
If your firearm has been in storage for any period of time, do a light cleaning of the bore and action before coming to the range. Some oils will “gum up” or harden over time and could cause a problem for a bullet traveling down the bore. Also, if you have a firearm you shoot regularly, it may be a good practice to run a “patch” or bore-snake down the bore to make sure it is clean and dry before shooting it.
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New Winchester Model 120 Youth 20 GA, 2-3/4 and 3”, Mod. chokeDucks Unlimited Edition, $450.00. Browning BPS 12 Ga. 2 3/4 and 3” 30” barrelexcellent condition. $450.00. Browning Citori 12 Ga 2 3/4 and 3” Used, good condition. $425.00 Winchester Model 12 - 12 Ga two barrels, Mod. and Full Chokegood condition $875.00. For info on guns call Richard, 760-744-4574 or cell 619-540-8454
RCBS Uniflow Powder Measure w/micrometer adjustment & 6in. drop tube. Retails for $150, asking $75. Comp. Pkg. Bushnell Silver Pistol scope 2-6X32. Retail is $130, includes 2 sets of rings (low & medium). Asking $50. Comp. Pkg. Alpen 6-24X50, 30mm body. Paid $250, Scope only $150. Sears 10in. table saw - $200 OBO. Rockwell 6-111 Wood Lathe - $300 OBO. Contact Craig @ 760-294-4177 (Hm) or 760-715-1104 (cell) or [email protected].
Green Mountain Ruger 10/22 barrel,20” x .920” Stainless Bull Barrel .22 LR. High grade 10/22 target barrel with a 1:16” twist (50 rounds through it) and 450 rounds of .22 LR Aguila Sniper SubSonic 60 Grain 500 Round Box 950 FPS Both for $100. Contact Michael at [email protected] or call 760-913-9128 and leave a message.
320 rnds of 30-06 Match plus 2 ammo cans & old rifle shooting jacket - $225. 6 boxes (50 rnds/box) 45 ACP Ball - $15/box or $90 for all. Proceeds go to WWII Vet’s widow. Call Mark @ 760.724-8673.
Smith & Wesson stainless .500 Magnum revolver with 8 3/8” barrel. Fired very little, in excellent condition. $750. You may contact me via text or phone at 760-216-7089 or email at [email protected]. Buyer to pay all applicable transfer fees.
FACTORY AMMO: Winchester 9MM, 115gr- 10 ea. 100 rnd. Value pack (1000 rnds). $30/100, $300?1000. Federal-PMC 357 Sig 125 gr. 5 boxes - $17/box. CCI High velocity Maxi-Mag 22 Magnun, 40gr. 15 boxes - $9/box. Call Jim @ 858.695.2609.
2011 Mathews Z7 Xtreme LH This bow is in perfect shape. It is left handed. The draw length is 27” and has a draw weight of 60 to 70 lbs. This bow has all top of the line accessories. It comes with a Ripcord Code Red Arrow Rest in Lost Camo, a 5 pin Montana Black Gold Vengeance sight and a G5 peep. It has a matching black and red paracord wrist sling and a 4 ½ in. stabilizer and Mathews Dead End string stop. The complete package comes in a very clean soft case. This bow has not been registered. It comes with the original blank warranty card and Mathews sticker. No box. Just bring your release and favorite arrows and you are set. This is a high end bow. The draw length can be changed, a separate cam must be purchased and installed. These cams run between $25 to $65 at a local dealer or on EBAY. Better photos available at this link: http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=8AaMWzVo5bOWGa $800 OBO. You can shoot it before you buy it. I have a block, release, and arrows. These are not included in the package at the listed price. Jim 760-519-1954.
The following is bullets only: 200 --- .45 ACP 230 gr. RN Lead Lub. $35.00.
132 --- .45 ACP 230 gr. RN FMJ Rem. $30.00. 370 --- .45-70 350 gr. FN Lead Lub $60.00. 350 --- 7mm 150 gr. PSP Sierra Moly Coated $65.00. 360 --- .22 Win. 50gr PSP Moly Coated $50.00. 250 --- .22 Rem 50gr HP Moly Coated $35.00.250 --- .22 Horn. 40gr V max BT Moly Coated $45.00
800 --- Win. Primers small pistol mag. $20.00. 1178 - Win. Primers small rifle $30.00. 415 --- CCI Primers large pistol $10.00. Contact Lou at
[email protected] (858) 487-9369 Home (858) 472-3753 Cell
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C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:
[email protected] or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!
Range Meeting Hall - 760-749-3277Trap Ramada - 760-749-3277
S H O O TC H A I R S
Air Pistol
Kevin Miller ..................... 760-480-7267Air Pistol silhouette
Jim McKim ....................... 760-745-4035APPleseed Project
Steve Willer ...................... 760-744-4604BAsic hAndgun/home FireArm sAFety/reFuse to Be A Victim
Jack Bryson ...................... 760-746-2868Bullseye Pistol
Mark Freedman ................ 760-402-6275comBAt shoot
Bill Laird .......................... 760-480-2789cowBoy PrActice
Tom Hockenberry ........... 619-561-7843cowBoy shoot
Kenneith Notter ................ 760-741-3229Fishing
Bob Griffith ...................... 760-839-5366 [email protected] Power riFle
nrA BAsic riFle course & nrA BAsic Pistol
David Premetz ................. 760-489-1082hunter sAFety / trAining
Frank Alessio .................... 760-743-8718junior riFle
Ren Everett ....................... 760-432-2089 [email protected] Pistol
Craig Rogers ..................... 760-751-8544 [email protected] trAP
Bob Griffith ...................... 760-839-5366muzzle loAding
Denny Martin ................... 760-749-0589nmc Kevin Miller ..................... 760-480-7267 nrA BAsic muzzle loAding riFle/Pistol
Bud Smith ........................ 858-922-6489 Neil Pisk .......................... 760-781-1289smAll Bore riFle
Mike Marks ...................... 760-744-7784PersonAl home Protection
Albert Ardale .................... 760-747-7781rimFire Benchrest
Bill Montaney 619-282-1260 after 5 PM [email protected]
Dave Burton ..................... 760-749-6128 Tom Kendall (Tue.) ........... 760-500-8202 Annette Hannegan (Wed.) 760-741-7427 Dave Burton (Sat.) ............ 760-749-6128women on tArget
Linda Linaker ................... 760-638-0573.22 riFle silhouette
Larry Mora ....................... 760-745-5187
FOR SALE
2012 BBQ ORDER FORM ESCONDIDO FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION The BBQ is Sunday, May 20
NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE Phone Number ( ) Number of adult tickets X $20 each ($15 each b/4 May1) Number of child tickets X $10 each (12 years old & under) Number of Rifle Drawing Tickets X $1.00 each. Total TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED (Checks payable to EF&GA) Mail check & form to: EF&GA C/O Neil Pisk, P. O. Box 460506, Escondido, CA 92046
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PERMIT NO. 26
ESCONDIDO, CA
Escondido Fish & GamE assoc.P.o. Box 460506Escondido, ca 92046
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