Hello everyone,

I would like to start by wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas and a prosperous new year!

Because of the recent rains, the range is looking green & very nice. We should clean up the wads and the clay birds four times a year (which will really enhance the appearance) and we will try to schedule it as such in the future.

November 13 & 14, as an Eagle Scout Project, Michael Goodman, a member of the Assoc., installed a very rustic looking fence around the surge tank in the campground to keep the primitive site intent alive. He was also responsible for acquiring the nine fire rings which we installed. I would like to thank Harvey Throop and, of course, the ever dependable Craig Rogers for volunteering their expertise and tools to get this accomplished. Also, I would like to thank Bob Evans for acquiring the wood for free and helping me trim the boards.

There are several other Eagle Scout Projects on the horizon which will help keep the costs down and benefit the Scout immensely.

The Range Enhancement Project is moving forward but not as fast as I would like. However, we have a Project Manager with the County assigned to our project that has had some involvement with our range in the past and sees the whole picture. If we can get past this Hydrology study approval, things will progress at a much faster pace.

I hope to get a good turnout at the Christmas Meeting this month. Bring a toy and help donate to Toys for Tots.

Enjoy,

EscondidoFish & GamE association

D e c e m b e r 2 0 1 0Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • California Outdoor Heritage Alliance • 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 VIEWPOINT

President Denny Martin LM, PP 760-749-0589 martincustomhomes@yahoo.comVice President Kurt Nelson 760-745-2640 nelson1of4@cox.netSecretary Geoff Orchin 760-741-3721 gorchin@escondidofishandgame.com

Treasurer Lucy Nelson 760-294-6321 countersink@cox.net Board MembersFrank Alessio PP LM 760-743-8718Ren Everett LM 760-432-2089Lonnie Fowler LM 760-744-1474Kevin Frazier 858.663-4446Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Craig Rogers 760-751-8544Ed Smith (Smitty) 760-745-2927

Chief Range OfficerTom Kendall 760-500-8202 crsotlk@aol.comAsst. Chief Range OfficerC. Lee Allen 858.674.6007

Association ClerkJuli Everett LM 760-432-2089 efgaclerk@cox.net NewsletterK.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229 klnotter@gmail.com

www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Road

Escondido, CA 92027 1

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WIN MONEY BY ATTENDING THE GENERAL MEETINGThe $25 attendance prize was won by Kenneith Notter. Gary Phillips name was drawn for the $100 attendance prize, but alas, he was not present. The members present decided to give the money to Toys for Tots.

CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATING CONTESTJuniors and all other member children ages up to 17 years old are encouraged to enter. Each child may enter up to ten (10) ornaments. Each ornament placed on the tree in the Meeting Hall will earn the child 1 raffle ticket for prizes drawn at a special drawing at the December general meeting. Place ornaments in the bags located at the trap ramada, 100 yard range and kitchen. All bags with ornaments must have the name and telephone number of the child donating them.

READ THE RANGE RULESIt is important that we all follow the range rules. Wear Hearing & Eye protection, don’t shoot over the backstop, don’t bounce bullets off the ground, and always stay behind the yellow line while anyone is downrange.

EF&GA TROUT TOURNAMENT ON LAKE WOHLFORDFishing director, Bob Griffith, is putting together a trout tournament in February. Watch for details.

NMC CLASSAttend the class on Dec. 3 @ 6:30PM to learn the NMC course of fire, how to use the sling, achieve the firing positions and more. Shooting the NMC is one step towards buying an M-1 Garand and other rifles from the CMP. Call Kevin Miller to register for the class @ 760.480.7267.

NO HUNTER EDUCATION CLASS IN DECEMBERFrank is taking the month off in order to help Santa. The class will resume in January.

DON’T MISS THE CHRISTMAS MEETINGThe raffle table will have a Thompson Center Contender donated by Jim Billups. As usual the Association will give away several hundred dollars worth of gift certificates to local gun shops.

HUNTING/FISHING REPORTKevin Frazier reports that it was windy on opening day of Deer season in San Diego County.Dan Neveau & Skip Cox took a fly fishing trip to Nelson Lagoon, Aleutian Islands, Alaska in September, 2010. They caught a lot of fish! They each brought back 50lbs of filets and left fish there to be smoked.John Garrett had a great Elk trip to Colorado, shooting a bull and a cow.Jack Bryson reports his two sons had a great Pheasant hunt in South Dakota. Their group (20 hunters) took 106 Pheasant in three days.

DONORS TO NOV RAFFLE TABLEThanks to: Auditory Assistants, Bud Smith, Warren & Edie Hill, Chuck Federmack, Kenneith & Dorothy Notter, Dean Hunting, Jim Rolfes, CRSO shed, Brad Gagnon, Joyce & Frank Alessio, Ray Bucholz, Geoff Orchin, Bob Ware, Neil Pisk, Ruth Hohberg, Gene & Donna Demnianiuk, Marshall Goddard, Ed Migdal, & Dave Dishmon for donating to the table.

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NOTTER’S NOTES

Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 13, Issue 12

DEADLINESItems For the January Bulletin Due Monday, December 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

December, 2010

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Feud on Wohlford Mountain II10 shooters

1st place: Ren Everett (took home the turkey)2nd place: Jeff Blankenship (took home the chicken)3rd place: Bob Ware (took home the bacon)

Winning Team: Ren Everett and Brad Speer barely edged out Tom Kendall and Joe Jelinick by 1 point

Black PowderOctober 24, 2010

19 shooters + 1 juniorPistol:

1. Joe Vaineharrison ............................................72. Brad Gagnon ....................................................0

Rifle:

Open Class:Ren Everett ...................15 (top gun open class) Bob Ware ..............................................................13Lee Allen ..............................................................12

Primitive Class:

Mick Shuck .........................................................14Terry Cooper ......................................................13Jeff Blankinship...................................................13

Cartridge ClassDe Taylor ............................................................17

NMCNov. 2, 20109 shooters

Jim Trevellyan ...........................................484 13X

Kevin Cooper ................................................470 7

Craig Busby ....................................................454 6

Scott Minturn ................................................433 3

Mark Dambkowski .......................................427 3

Jake Nelson (Jr. Mem.) .................................... 343

Mark Greenlee ...............................................340 2

Jim McKim........................................................ 258

Junior Rifle ShootOct 17, 2010

Total shooters: 72UNCLASSIFIED:1st Place: Christopher Williams- 129 / 3 gongs2nd Place: Jarrez Cleveland- 124 / 5 gongs3rd Place: Bo Stockbridge - 110 / 3 gongs4th Place: Hanah Bowem - 83 / 6 gongs PROMARKSMAN: 1st Place: Kyle Murray - 264 / 8 gongs2nd Place: Kai Nixon - 263 / 6 gongs3rd Place: Jessica Roe - 260 / 5 gongs4th Place: Mathew Sanford - 259 / 8 gongs MARKSMAN:1st Place: Kayla Stone - 285 / 8 gongs2nd Place: Dionne McCloud - 284 / 6 gongs3rd Place: Anthony Dilullo- 283/ 8 gongs SHARPSHOOTER:1st Place: Justin Minton - 339 / 9 gongs2nd Place: Remy Mangabay - 339/ 7 gongs3rd Place: Kenny Winters- 329 / 8 gongs EXPERT:1st Place: Ian Pedlow - 375 / 10 gongs2nd Place: Marina Rose - 370 / 10 gongs3rd Place: Jake Nelson - 364 / 8 gongs DISTINGUISHED EXPERT:1st Place: Kasey Nelson - 392 / 10 gongs

American Rimfire Association Benchrest

October 23, 2010 Scores:

Unlimited Division:Place: Name: ........................................................Agg.+Pts.:1st Chris Rearick ....................................2255.252nd William Montaney ...........................2057.503rd Dennis Baros ...................................1884.754th William Rearick ...............................1873.25

10/22 Division:Place: Name: ........................................................Agg.+Pts.:1st John Jensen ......................................1653.00

Sporter Division:Place: Name: ........................................................Agg.+Pts.:1st Michael Wilkinson ............................ 937.75

M A T C H R E S U L T S

BLACK POWDER

NATIONAL MATCH COURSE

JUNIOR RIFLE THE FEUD

COWBOY ACTIONNov. 6, 201046 shooters

TOP GUNJ. W. Bass........................................................ 162.09

TOP DUELISTBuck Garrett ................................................. 175.02

TOP WOMANWhirlwind Wendy ........................................ 182.02

TOP 49’erStubby Pete ................................................... 186.85

LADY SENIORAlpine Lil ....................................................... 269.70

GRAND DAMEMoon Star ...................................................... 397.30

BUCKARETTEMiss Mean Jean ................................ 460.01

CLEAN MATCH: Buck Garrett (1st time), Whirlwind Wendy, Stubby Pete (1st time), Yul Lose, Eeyore, Doc Skinner, & Tejon Buckaroo

Muzzle Loader 3 Gun Bulls Eye MatchNov. 13, 2010

9 shooters

Rifle1. Tom Arendell ...................................... 94 points2. Bob Ware ..........................................................883. Jeff Blankenship ..............................................87

Pistol1. Bud Smith .......................................................802. Neil Pisk ..........................................................78 Tom Arendell .................................................78

TradeGun1. Tom Arendell ............................................93-4x2. Bud Smith .................................................87-2x3. Jeff Blankenship .......................................85-1x

3 Gun Aggregate1. Tom Arendell ..........................................265-4x2. Jeff Blankenship .....................................240-1x3. Bud Smith ...............................................238-2x

COWBOY ACTION

MUZZLE LOADERS

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P H O T O O P S

Jerry and Colton Dunanway on a quail hunt.

Kasey Nelson on the line at Camp Perry.

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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 .............760-745-4035BAsic hAndgun

Jack Bryson .............760-746-2868Bullseye Pistol

Jeremy Henemyer .............562-676-7695comBAt shoot

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

J.W. Bailey .............619-972-5828cowBoy shoot

Kenneith Notter .............760-741-3229Fishing

Bob Griffith .............760-839-5366 bob@rapiddsn.comhigh Power riFle

nrA BAsic riFle course & nrA BAsic Pistol

David Premetz .............760-489-1082hunter sAFety / trAining

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

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

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

Bob Griffith .............760-839-5366muzzle loAding

Denny Martin .............760-749-0589NMC Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267 smAll Bore riFle

Mike Marks .............760-744-7784PersonAl home Protection

Albert Ardale .............760-747-7781rimFire Benchrest

Bill Montaney 619-282-1260 after 5 PM cadman1275@yahoo.comtrAP

Bob Schoenfield .............760-212-6125 Tom Kendall (Tue.) ..........760-471-1954 Annette Hannegan (Wed.) 760-741-7427 Bob Schoenfield (Sat.) .....760-212-6125U.I.T. Jeremy Henemyer .............562-676-7695.22 riFle silhouette

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

P H O T O O P S

Karen Hermsen with Coues deer shot in Arizona.

John Garrett with elk shot near Carbondale, Co. on Nov 12, 2010

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By: C. Lee Allen

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

To all Members and Range Safety Officers.

I hope everyone had good Thanksgiving. We are deep into the holiday season. Please be aware that during the holidays we normally experience a greater number of members and guests on the ranges. This requires more vigilance on everyone's part, as SAFETY is our number one priority, along with the consideration of others.

Remember, at the December General meeting we have the Range Safety Officer yearly drawing. This is our way of saying thanks to all of the

dedicated range officers for volunteering their time and effort toward keeping a safe and secure range for all of us. The drawing is for active RSO's only. For each shift worked since December of last year, a ticket with your name will be entered. The grand prize is: A Savage 93R bolt action rifle in 17HMR, with an Alpen 4-12 x 40mm scope. Second and third place prizes will also be presented. Please note that you do not have to be present to win. An RSO will be eligible for one prize only.

I would like to remind everyone to bring new toys (not wrapped) to the December General meeting for Toys For Tots. The Toys for Tots drive is organized by the US Marines and they will have representatives at the meeting. The toys are distributed by the Marines to children of deployed Marines.

Please remember to schedule your RSO shift(s) in advance. The monthly sign-up sheets are in the Trap Ramada, on top of the green storage box. These sign-ups must be completed by the 15th of each month to allow time for posting in the newsletter. These sign-up sheets are used to determine the shifts that are not covered (RSO NEEDED). If you have available time, other than your scheduled shift, please check the newsletter and/or the posted RSO Calendar to determine where help is needed. The RSO Calendar is placed on each range and in the Trap Ramada. Any additional help is always greatly appreciated.

Frank Alessio conducted the last NRA Certified Range Safety Officer class. His helpers were Jack Bryson, Thomas Kendall and Ed Smith (Smitty). Officer L. Shaver of the Escondido Police Department was a special guest student. Officer Shaver assists Al Ardale with his Home Defense Class and is also the EPD's Range Safety Officer.

Congratulations to the following RSO's that have recently completed the NRA Range Safety Officer Certification Class:

Glen Futado, Therese Thomas, Donna Woods, Don Jackson, Steve Willer, John Pierce, John Kennedy, Curt Sommers and Joe Coppolino.

In the past year, we have added twenty-three new Range Safety Officers to our staff. We are well into the requirement that the NRA certify all EF&GA Range Safety Officers. When you see one of our new RSO's on the range please say hello.

We are always looking for new additions to the RSO ranks. If you are interested in becoming an RSO, please contact:Tom Kendall - Chief Range Safety OfficerC. Lee Allen - Asst. Chief Range Safety Officer

I want to thank all of our range officers for their time and dedication to the safe environment that they provide at EFGA. Without your service, this range would very likely not be in existence.

To all members and guests. Periodically we find it necessary to mention specific conditions that may not be clear to everyone. Every range has target frames specifically for use at that range. The pistol range and the two rifle range target frames are intended for BULLET type ammo only. These target frames ARE NOT TO BE USED with BIRD SHOT AMMO. For shotgun patterning, a specific target frame is provided between the pistol range and the number one trap house. Be sure to observe the rules for use. If you are shooting BIRD SHOT in a Pistol, we suggest you set a cardboard patterning target on the PISTOL RANGE for that purpose. PLEASE DO NOT USE the regular target frames when shooting BIRD SHOT.

Tom Kendall and I would like to wish Happy Holidays and a safe, healthy, and prosperous New Year to all.

C. Lee Allen Asst. Chief Range Safety Officer

(858) 674-7007cleeallen.efgarso@san.rr.com

Fired brass: 265 count, .357 Winchester, tumbled (not de-primed): $25.00. 1800 count (approx.), .38 special brass (mixed head stamps), tumbled (not de-primed): $75.00.Contact Mike @ 760-215-3516 or via email: mphabib@cox.net.

(2) EMF Great Western pistols, 38/357, blued finish, stock wood grips, 4 3/4" barrels, sights adjusted for cowboy loads, action job done by Jim Bowie. 5,000 rounds through barrels, all lead cowboy loads. Call Mark @ 951-833-1000. $800 firm for both. Try them before you buy them.

REMINGTON 870 magnum, 12 ga., two bbls, 26in. Rem choke, 20 in. slug bbl. - $350. MOSSBERG 835 w/choke tubes & 8 boxes of 3.5 inch steel, exc. Cond. - $400. Buyer pays DROS. Contact Kenneith @ klnotter@gmail.com or 760-741-3229.

Ammunition for sale: .223 WSSM, 55 gr, Winchester Supreme Silver Ballistic Tip.60 rds - factory new in box (20 rds/box). $20.00 each box or $50.00 for all three boxes..380 ACP, 95 gr, FMJ and JHP, various brands. 135 rds American Eagle, 95gr, FMJ, factory new (in 50 rd boxes). $40.00 all. 137 rds UMC, 95gr, FMJ, factory new (in 50 rd boxes). $40.00 all. 50 rds Magtech, 95 gr, JHP, factory new (in 50 rd box). $15.00.50 rds S&B, 95 gr, FMJ, maybe factory new or reloads (in diff 50 rd box). $15.00.50 rds reloads, 88gr JHP; (in 50 rd box). $10.00. or, $100.00 for all 422 rds.Call Ron at (858) 682-8373, 6 to 9 p.m. most nights.

RCBS dies: 30 Carbine, 30 Herrett, 6MM Rem., 300 Wby Mag, & 22 Hornet – Exc. Cond - $10 each. Brass: 100 rounds of 22 Hornet unprimed & 50 rounds of loaded 22 Hornet - $20 for all. Call Doug @ 760-630-0468.

MIA M-21 SA 9121 Ca legal Wt. 11.6, barrel length 22", barrel twist 1:10, Douglas Super match carbon steel, Sights NM w/hooded aperture, stock adjustable, rubber butt plate, NM turned trigger group, 4.5 -5 lbs, two stage Springfield leather sling. Other features, NM reamed flack supp, glass bedding, rear lugged receiver, NM op-rod spring guide, NM unitized gas system. Black plastic Plano carry case. Rare 1911 Union, Switch & Signal 1943, low # with WWII rig, $3,195 OBO. Colt Gold Cup 70 Series Mark IV NM $1,295. OBO Luger 1939 Mauser with matching #'s $1,595. S&W 25-2 NIB $895. Finnish Valmet 12 ga $475. Colt Colteer 22 rifle $200 OBO M-! Garand H&R $995. Wholesale Springfields: M-21 NIB .308 $3,375. Swiss K-31 rifle with ammo $329. 1911 World War I 1911 45 colt Chrome/Nickel $750 OBO. Springfield Custom Shop-year wait NIB, M-21 $3,995. C&R Forms & DOJ/DROS forms apply where necessary. Call Claude 760-297-1414

I have a Pedersoli double barrel black powder (percussion) 12 gauge shotgun that I would like to trade straight across for a 54 cal black powder flintlock rifle. The shotgun has never been fired and is in good to excellent condition. Ren (760) 594-1662

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Skip Cox with fly fishing buddies at

Nelson Lagoon, Aluetian Islands,

Alaska in September 2010.