Hi Everyone,

It feels like winter has finally left and summer is approaching. I hope everyone is enjoying the warmer weather.

May is the month for election. President, Vice President, Secretary and three Board of Directors positions are up for election/reelection. Nominations were made during the April general meeting. You all have another chance to nominate your favorite candidate in May. After the nominations are closed during the May general meeting elections will take place. I will take this time to thank all those who are running and the best of luck to all of you. I will not be running for any position this next year as I had originally thought.

Just as a reminder the 18th of May is the association’s Annual Bar-B-Q. Hope to see you all there. ON THE 17TH (SATURDAY), IS THE ANNUAL BBQ’S CLEAN UP DAY!!! I would like to see a lot of members there to help with the clean up. The more we have the faster the job gets done.

I’ll be seeing you at the next general meeting for elections and the weekend of the 17th and 18th for the BBQ.

Sincerely,

Leonard

EscondidoFish & GamE association

M a y 2 0 0 8Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • Single Action Shooting Society

San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation

MEETINGS

OFFICERS

Board Meeting 1st Thursday 6:30 PM - Meeting Hall

General Meeting 2nd Thursday 7:15 PM Meeting Hall

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

President Leonard Hodges 951-765-2852 Hodges783@adelphia.net

Vice President Mike Marks LM 760-744-7784

Secretary Neil Pisk 760-781-1289 npisk@escondidofishandgame.com

Treasurer Lucy Nelson 760-294-6321 countersink@cox.net

Board MembersRay Bucholz LM 760-741-0668Craig Busby LM 858-486-3522Ren Everett 760-432-2089Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Kevin Miller LM 760-480-7267Kurt Nelson 760-745-2640Bud Smith 858-922-6489buckshotbud@cox.net

Chief Range OfficerRay Bucholz LM 760-741-0668

Asst. Chief Range OfficerNeil Pisk 760-781-1289

Association ClerkSteve Prough 760-294-1458 efga.clerk@escondidofishandgame.comBulletinK.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229 klnotter@gmail.com

www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Road

Escondido, CA 92027 1

NO HUNTER EDUCATION IN MAYThe Hunter Education instructor is taking a well deserved vacation. Hunter Education will resume in June.

WATCH FOR YOUR DUES RENEWALThis year you will receive your dues renewal in the mail. You will not receive one in the mail next year. The dues renewal will also be published in the Newsletter and will be posted on line. Fill out your renewal and be sure to indicate whether you would like to receive your Newsletter by email (save the Association money).

RANGE MASTERS NEEDEDRange Masters are needed badly for the 4PM to Sunset shift during the week and some weekend mornings and afternoons. If you would like to be a Range Master and help your Association, call Ray Bucholz or Neil Pisk.

APRIL DRAWING DONORSCal Customs, Auditory Assistants, Warren & Edie Hill, Jack Barnhart, Jim Rolfes, Leonard Hodges, Ruth Hohberg, Kevin Miller, Chuck Daugherty, Ed Migdal, Bob Ware, Chris Meinershagen, Trap Clays (???), the Everetts, Neil Pisk, Eugene Demnianiuk, & Jack Bryson all donated to the monthly drawing. Thank You!

The $25 attendance prize was won by: Emmet Stump and the $100 attendance prize would have been won by: Larry Jeffrey (but he was not present).

THANKS TO ALL THAT HAVE HELPED WITH THE CAMP AREAI would like to thank all those who came to the

ANNUAL BAR-B-Q MAY 18The gate will open @ 8:30AM with the meal served @ 12:30PM. Tickets are available from any Board member, the Association clerk (Steve) or at Cal Customs in Fallbrook. The cost is $20/adult and $10/junior. The will be games, lots of

raffle prizes and good food. The annual rifle raffle will have a Henry .22 Lever rifle for first prize and a Remington 870 in 12 gauge for the grand prize.

BBQ WORK PARTY ON MAY 17Bring your rake, weed eater, shovel and help prepare the grounds for the Bar-B-Q. The work will start at 8:30AM, but come anytime. The pistol range will be closed during the work effort. Shotgun shooters, your assistance is needed as it is time to rid the range of the plastic wads. The wads will be collected after the rifle shoot.

WOMAN ON TARGET MAY 31This program is intended for the first time shooter. Non EF&GA members are welcome. Contact Linda Linaker @ 760.749.6574 for information or to enroll in the day’s fun. Coaches will be needed.

NATIONAL MATCH COURSE CLASSKevin Miller will conduct a class on the course of fire, how to use the sling; get into position, etc., if there is interest. Shooting the NMC is one of the steps to qualify for purchase of rifles from the CMP. The class will be on the evening of Friday, May 30. Call Kevin @ 760.480.7267 by May 23 in order to participate in the class.

ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS IS MAY 8Thus far the nominations are:Pres- Kenneith Notter, Mike Marks, Donald BruntV.P.- Kevin Miller (BOD Incumbent), Leonard HodgesSecretary- Neil Pisk (Incumbent)Directors- Steven Prough, Tom DeLisle, Craig Busby (Incumbent), Ed Smith, Craig Rogers, Dave RansbergerIncumbent Ray Bucholz is not running for office this time.Nominations for all offices will be accepted at the May meeting before the election.

AIR PISTOL PRACTICE IS ON HIATUSAir pistol practice on Tuesday night will take the summer off. They will be back in October. The Air Pistol Silhouette match on the second Tuesday will continue.

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NOTTER’S NOTESMay, 2008

Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 11, Issue 5

DEADLINESItems For the June Bulletin Due Tuesday, May 20th

Any and all requests for items to appear in the monthly bulletin should be routed through

Kenneith Notter.

klnotter@gmail.com or call 760-741-3229

-MORE NOTES ON PAGE 5

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Turkey in primitive camp area. Remember, the range is a game preserve.

March 23, 2008

20 shooters

PISTOL1. Lon Smith ..................................................132. Elwanda Hannah .........................................9 3. Bud Smith ....................................................9

OPEN CLASS1. Elwanda Hannah ........................................72. Bruce Hannah .............................................63. Thomas Kendall ..........................................4

PRIMITIVE CLASS1. Tom Arendall ............................................122. Brad Speer...................................................83. Runner ........................................................4

CARTRIDGE CLASS1. Lon Smith ..................................................142. Joe Jelinek ....................................................83. Smitty ..........................................................5

April 5, 2008

REVOLVER 1. Brian Lamb .........................................109.92. Greg Grahm .........................................158.83. Mike Lange ..........................................164.9

SEMI AUTOMATIC 1. Brian Lamb ...........................................82.92. "Doc" Payne ........................................108.13. Jim Buccelata .................108.2 April 5, 2008

April 19, 2008 4-position matchKurt Nelson ............................................368-7xTom Morris ...........................................366-11xWayne Palmer .......................... 362-7x / 358-3xDavid Premetz.........................................353-7xPeter Morris ..........................................334-11xLarry Bailey .............................................319-7x 100-yd prone matchKurt Nelson ..........................................390-18xTom Morris ............................................388-9xPeter Morris ..........................................386-13xLarry Bailey .............................................373-8x

April 20, 2008Total shooters: 18

UNCLASSIFIED:

1st Place: Michael Bailey - 126 / 2 gongs

PROMARKSMAN:

1st Place: Remy Mangabay - 259 / 9 gongs

2nd Place: Kayla Everett - 230 / 1 gong

3rd Place: Christopher Sholberg - 172 / 1 gong

MARKSMAN:

1st Place: Dominic Carlson - 298 / 10 gongs

2nd Place: Ian Pedlow - 291 / 9 gongs

3rd Place: Kate Bailey - 276 / 7 gongs

SHARPSHOOTER:

1st Place: Angelica Mangabay - 338 / 10 gongs

2nd Place: Jerry Everett - 333 / 10 gongs

EXPERT:

1st Place: Ben Holm - 368 / 10 gongs

2nd Place: Jason Fisher - 346 / 9 gongs

3rd Place: Kim Everett - 345 / 9 gongs

DISTINGUISHED EXPERT:

1st Place: Billy Lambert - 393 / 10

April 6, 2008

Craig Busby ...........................................468 7X

Bill Lambert ...........................................457 4X

Jim Trevellyan ......................................450 15X

Larry Bailey ............................................449 8X

John Marr ..............................................441 6X

Mark Dambroski ....................................431 2X

Bart Tuttle ..............................................423 1X

Jim Mosher ..................................................268

April 5, 200827 Shooters

Overall: Black Jack Flagg (Tom Volle) 169.11

Elder Statesmen: Wrangler Ron (Ron Legg) 170.59

Traditional 49’er: Ruthless Roth (Andy Roth) 176.88 Silver Senior:

JW Bass (JW Bailey) 200.40 Senior Duelist:

Buck Garrett (Brad Hall) 232.76Traditional:

Dirty Dex (Gary Dexter) 271.26 Frontier Cartridge:

Doc Skinner (Ron Perkins) 330.13

Top Ten Shooters1. Black Jack Flagg Silver Senior ............169.112. Wrangler Ron Elder Statesmen .........170.593. Ruthless Roth Traditional 49’er .........176.884. Two Dog Elder Statesmen .................199.045. JW Bass Silver Senior ........................200.406. Buckskin Butch Senior ......................212.787. Buck Garrett Senior Duelist ..............232.768. Masalto Randy Traditional 49’er ......256.569. Dirty Dex Traditional ........................271.2610. Butch Parker Modern ......................274.90

3-22-08Tommy Delisle Jr. on his first 25 Straight!!!!!

4-9-08 Ken Price on his first 25 Straight!!!!!

3-11Bob Nation 25

3-12Jay Laumer 25

3-18Joe Ariosta 25

3-26Jay Laumer 25

4-1Bud Smith 25

4-8Bob Nation 25Bud Smith 25

4-15Fred Corley 25Bus Smith 25

Jim Schaubel 25

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Association’s need and helped with phase 2 of the camping area. All the names should be in the newsletter including the family and friends of Jeremy Evans, the scout earning his Eagle Project.Special thanks to Jay Laumer for volunteering to drive the rental tractor. Jay created the center road through the campground and spread all those piles of wood chips.Also special thanks to Dave Brown of North County Arborists. Dave brought a crew up as well as his chipper and mulched all the branches. He also cut up and mulched a large Oak Tree that has fallen in the 100 yard stream bed. He didn’t charge the association for this and I think that he went far beyond expectations. Thank you, Dave.Phase 3 of the camping area is scheduled for Saturday, May 3rd. We need people who can rake wood chips, weed whack the grass, and help in installing the charcoal BBQ’S and picnic tables. Nicholas Haye is the Scout in charge of completing phase 3.The month of May will be a busy. We need help the day before the BBQ at our annual work party day. This is a chance for everyone to pitch in and help the Association. You would be surprised at how much fun you will have.Thanks,Denny Martin

THANKS FOR WORKING ON THE PRIMITIVE CAMP AREAThanks to Scott McCain, Cole McCain, Brian Gearhart, Cody Gearhart, Austin Gearhart, Bab Smith, Neil Smith, Denny Martin, Jay Caumea, Jerry Everett, Ryan Stribley, Sean Stribley, Ray Foster, Jim Danko, Jared Chapman, Earl McVicar, John Hall, Mike Hall, Ed Migdal, Katie Evans, Harold Lott, Fred Lott, Sue Martin, NC Arbolist, Arolil – Tomas – Misial – Jose, Kurt Nelson, Jake Nelson, Tyler Martin, bob Evans, Michael Hirt, Nick Heye, & Bruce Heye.

THANKS FOR MOWINGDenny Martin mowed the field behind the rifle range firing line. He had to do it twice to knock it all down. Thanks, Denny, we appreciate your work.

OPERATION RANGE PRIDEWhat can you do to become involved and help your association? Look about the range on your next visit. When you see something with a green sheet attached, it is in need of fixing. Please adopt a project and help by fixing it. If we all do a little maintenance it will make a big difference. We can all take pride in being the best range around. Thanks for your support!

A BIG THANK YOU TO JACK REYNOLDSJack was an instrumental part of giving CPR to someone in dire need of help at the Friends of NRA banquet on Saturday, April 20. Jack is the son of Range Master L. T. Reynolds.

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Sharpshooter TrapTom KendallRich Mayes

Expert TrapJoe Ariosta

Tom DelisleTom KendallJay Laumer

Bob SchoenfieldBud Smith

Dennis Zachry

Distinguished Expert Trap

Bob SchoenfieldBud Smith

Black Powder Muzzleloading

Rifle ExpertNeil Pisk

Bud SmithTom KendallJeff Orchin

Black Powder MuzzleloadingPistol Expert

Neil PiskBud Smith

Earn your NRA EF&G Trap Proficiency awards while shooting regular trap on Tuesday days and Wednesday nights. Ask your trap master for details.

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By RAY and NEIL

R A N G E M A S T E RS O U N D O F F

There was a Range Master meeting held on March 22nd. There were 54 range masters present. We are only saying this because we are very proud to say it. Think about it, 54 volunteer range masters attended a meeting because they cared enough about this association and it’s members to want to do it right. We think that’s saying something. From the Chief Range Master’s, our deep felt and full hearted thank you.

We would like to dedicate this sound off to address the questions which arose during our meeting. 1. - What about the use of real person image targets to be placed in the SOP’s? The use of targets that display the image of a political, controversial or public person, living or dead is

prohibited. This rule will be made a part of the association SOP’s.2. - Can members clean their rifles on the rifle range? Rifles may only be cleaned on the rifle range if the rifle is set on a shooting bench on the firing line, with the

muzzle pointed downrange at all times. No rifle cleaning will take place anywhere behind the firing line or in the parking lot. Muzzleloaders may place their rifles in a holder against their shooting bench in an upright position to clean.

3. - Does a junior shooter need a note from a parent to practice at our property? An adult supervisor must accompany all junior shooters any time they use the association facilities. If the

adult accompanying the junior is not their custodial parent or guardian, they must have a signed note from the custodial parent or guardian giving them permission to be at the range.

4. - Can we cover the range masters on our insurance? All volunteers, including the range masters are covered by our liability insurance policy providing they are a

member in good standing and were in compliance with all rules and regulations set down by the association.5. - Application notices (renewals). The renewal applications will be sent to each member accompanied by a letter explaining that all future renewals

will be put in the newsletter and no other notice will be sent.A question arose regarding some sort of green material being used as a target backer. This question was tabled until

such time as this material could be inspected by the Board.Some questions were for the Chief Range Master who replied as follows:1. - Where do firearms go during a cease fire call? a. All firearms are to be made safe and placed down on the bench immediately. If the ceasefire is not a call and

only a cold range, firearms should be made safe and then may be placed in the racks provided before anyone goes downrange.

2. - All shooters will be required to sign in and out at all of the ranges they use. Example: a shooter signs in at the pistol range. The same shooter then wants to go to the rifle range; they must sign out at pistol and then sign in/out at rifle.

3. - There will be notices posted displaying the property address and telephone number at each of the association telephones in the event an emergency occurs. In addition, there will be notices posted letting all know that the range masters will be checking membership cards and photo identification.

Rattlesnake season is upon us once again. Please be careful where you place your hands and feet. Be especially wary of your children at the association barbeque. Last year we had a couple of incidents where the kids were playing and thought the snakes were big worms.

Range Master of the Month: is James DeFrank . James is an avid small bore rifle shooter with a happy go lucky attitude. James is a knowledgeable shooting enthusiast as well as an NRA life member. Please give James a handshake and a big thank you when you see him up at the range.

Play Safe, Stay Safe

9mm AMMO FACTORY RELOADS. 25 boxes of 3D factory

relaods, various headstamps, 125 grain LEAD bullets. Good, cheap

practice ammo! $150 takes all. Please call Dave at (760) 747-0745

or cell (760) 644-5989 or email: daveyaple@fastermac.net.

Black Powder Pistol. Colt Walker replica, perfect condition,

$275.00 8mm Mauser, $250.00 Chuck 760-439-7749

DEER CART, heavy duty w/bicycle 20” type tires. Folds up –

brand new - $125. Don @ 760.433.2411.

M1 or M1A in 308 cal. Estate Gun Sales 760-535-5533

FOUND:

Tripod was left on the range in late March. You may claim by

calling Kurt @ 760-745-2640 and identifying the tripod.

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Range Meeting Hall - 760-749-3277Trap Ramada - 760-749-3277

S H O O TC H A I R S

C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:

klnotter@gmail.com or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!

FOR SALEair Gun

Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267air Pistol silhouEttE

Jim McKim .............760-745-4035Basic handGun

Jack Bryson .............760-746-2868Black PowdEr traP

Warren Brader .............760-519-9752BullsEyE Pistol

Dave Jordan .............760-445-5377comBat shoot

Bill Laird .............760-480-2789cowBoy shoot

Kenneith Notter .............760-741-3229hiGh PowEr riFlE

David Premetz .............760-489-1082huntEr saFEty / traininG

Frank Alessio .............760-743-8718Junior riFlE

Ren Everett .............760-432-2089Junior Pistol

Craig Rogers .............760-751-8544Junior traP

Bob Griffith .............760-755-7841IDPA J.W. Bailey .............619-972-5828muzzlE loadinG

Denny Martin .............760-749-0589NMC Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267 small BorE riFlE

Mike Marks .............760-744-7784traP

Lonnie Fowler .............760-744-1474Bud Smith (Tues.) .............858-922-6489Annette Hannegan (Wed.) .............760-741-7427Tom Delisle (Sat.) .............760-518-8339

U.I.T. Dave Jordan .............760-480-8390.22 riFlE silhouEttE

Larry Mora .............760-745-5187

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Frank Alessio .............760-743-8718Neil Pisk .............760-781-1289

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LOST & FOUND

1619 Grand AvenueSan Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 727-0515

250 W. Crest Street, Suite C, Escondido, CA 92025760.489.1212 fax: 760.489.1120 www.precisionarms.com

John Harms

J & B Plumbing & Drain, Inc.

760.745.9990

✔ Slab Leaks✔ Drain Cleaning✔ Faucets & Toilets✔ Garbage Disposals✔ Water Heaters✔ Commercial & ResidentialFully Insured • lic. # 783634

Protecting Homes in North County Since 1992

7 Days a Week

NON-PROFITU.S. POSTAGE PAID

PERMIT NO. 26ESCONDIDO, CA

Escondido Fish & GamE assoc.P.o. Box 460506Escondido, ca 92046

May 2008

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ESCONDIDO FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION - MAY 2008