Doors Open at 5pm, Dinner at 7:00pm
Entertainment: Tim Egan, Comedian
Dinner, Door Prizes and Raffles!
LIMIT: 300 Tickets

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Any person born on or after January 1, 1973, is required to be certified in either basic Hunter Education or Bow Hunter Education before purchasing any hunting license, including an archery license.

Wisconsin has adopted the National Bowhunter Education Foundation's (NBEF) International Bowhunter Education Program which is acknowledged and accepted worldwide. Although Wisconsin's bowhunter education program is voluntary and a bowhunter education certificate is not currently required in order to bowhunt in this state, numerous other states and certain federal properties do require a bowhunter education certificate from a course approved by NBEF in order to bowhunt.

The Wisconsin bowhunter education course is NBEF approved and graduates receive a certificate that is accepted everywhere bowhunter certification is required.

Course Objective: To reduce the potential for hunting accidents, injuries and fatalities; to reduce the potential for conflict between hunters, landowners, and other resource users; and to promote safe, responsible, and ethical use of the environment and our resources.

Course Content:
1. The history of modern day bowhunting and our hunting heritage
2. Responsibilities of bowhunters toward our environment, wildlife, landowners, and others
3. Preparing for the hunt - specific laws, clothing, and other equipment
4. Bowhunting Equipment selection and care - Tree stand safety
5. Marksmanship fundamentals
6. Bowhunting methods
7. Handling outdoor emergencies
8. Field care of harvested game


Who is eligible to take a class: Anyone 12 years of age or older is eligible to take the class and receive a safety education certificate. Young people age 11 may take the course provided that they turn 12 within 6 months of completion of the course.

Length of Course: Minimum 10 hours. The average length is 12 hours.

Cost of Course: The DNR requires a $10 fee per student.

Class Availability and Information: The Bowhunter Safety Course will be held on Saturday August 9th, 2008, 8AM-5PM, and Sunday August 10th, 2008, 8AM-12 noon at the OLD building. Registration is Saturday 8-8:30AM. Dress for some outdoor activities. Lunch will be provided on Saturday. The indoor pistol range will be closed during this class.

Contact: Bill Hagen, 608-873-8160.

SCC MEMBERS, On August 8th Come Support The Honored Recipients of The Stoughton Conservation Club SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS, With an End of The Summer "PIG ROAST"

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Tickets Must Be Purchased By: Aug. 1st, To Get An Accurate Head Count For Food.
Please Do So By; Calling Karen Rupp @ 608-873-9166, To Reserve Your Purchased Ticket or By Contacting Tom Falch at The Club Buildings on Meeting Nights, Outdoor Archery Night, or Thursday Night Trap Nights.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

Competitive archery could easily have started with a couple of stone-age archers (like maybe Larry, Bill or Don) with nothing better to do than to find out which of them could shoot the furthest.

3-D shoots test the archers’ skill, using a target course in a woodland setting allowing for some very challenging target placements. It is also great preparation for the hunt!

The Stoughton Conservation Club will host three 3-D shoots this summer. May 24th - 25, June 28th – 29th and August 16th – 17th. Please check the Event Calendar for specific times.

Details of the 3-D Shoot(s):
The May & June tournament will have twenty-eight 3-D targets using a mixture McKenzie and Rinehart targets.

The August shoot will have twenty-eight 3-D targets using a mixture McKenzie and Rinehart targets along with twenty-eight Broad-head targets.

As usual at the Stoughton Conservation Club, food and refreshments will be available.

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If you have any questions or would like to be a volunteer worker for either shoot to contact: Todd Hanson (608) 669-4317.

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