VOL.60 April, 2019 NO. 9

2019 ON THE CALENDARMONTHLYPistol League.......................Tues. 6 pmTrap & Skeet 1st,2nd&4th Sat. 9-1 pmTrap & Skeet.....................Sun. 1-5 pmTrap & Skeet....................Wed. 4-8 pmSporting Clays.......................... 3rd SatSee Web site atwww.nwtfsclays.webs.com.NRA Rifle Match......................1st Sat

APRILDirectors Meeting........................25thDist. III Rifle/Pistol Match............27th

MAYGun Show.................................4 & 5thTSRA Match.............................17-19thDirectors Meeting........................23rdAmerican Legion 22 Match...........25th

OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ONMAY 27 AND JULY 4.

JUNEGirls Fishing Trip.............................8thDirectors Meeting........................27th

JULYDon James Memorial Rifle Match...6thDirectors Meeting........................25th

CHRISMA OWEN TRYING OUT AREVOLVER.

JETT BURDETT TRAINING WITH45.

RIFLE AND PISTOLRANGES CLOSED

SATURDAY APRIL 27TH

The 4-H District III Youth Rifle andPistol Tournament will be held from7:00 am to 5:00 pm on April 27th. Onehundred youth from ten counties will becompeting on various Rifle and Pistolranges for the coveted 4-H Top Gun Belt

Buckle. The event is the culminationof one year of training with both thePistol and Rifle. To safelyaccommodate the event we close therifle and pistol ranges for all otheractivities. The Shotgun Ranges will beopen for limited activity. We apologizefor any inconvenience this may causethe members of the Northwest TexasField and Stream Association.

NWTFS PISTOL CLUB AWARDS

The annual NWTFS Pistol Clubmeeting and awards banquet was heldon March 19, 2019. The Pistol Cluboffers members two 10 week leagueseach year. The fall league typicallystarts in September and the springleague in March. The course of fire is

NRA precision Pistol (traditionallycalled Bullseye). Competitors fire 90rounds each match, 30 rounds at adistance of 50 yards and the remaining60 rounds at a distance of 25 yards.The range is equipped with turningtargets for the 25-yard timed-fire andrapid-fire portions of the match.Experienced shooters and beginners areencouraged to come out and shoot theleague matches with us. The Springleague starts on April 2, 2019. Thematches are held on Tuesday eveningsat 7:00 pm. At the annual meeting thePistol Club presented trophies to the2018 Fall League winners. The 22league winners were John Pentenbrink-1st place, David Smith-2nd place andEric Binnion-3rd place. Center fireleague winners were Mark Briley-1st

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EDITOR-PAT WEARTHP. O. Box 9161

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The Family Sportsman is publishedmonthly for the Northwest TexasField & Stream Association, 2005Southwest Pkwy., P.O. Box 9161,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308-0161.Subscription Rate: Price ofSubscription included in membershipfee of $40 annually.

NWTF&S OFFICERSPresident.............................................Lee Boedeker1st Vice President..........................LeRoy Chaddick2nd Vice President................................Steve BrileyTreasurer...............................................Frank JonesParliamentarian.......................... ..............Greg YostSergeant-at-Arms............................Frank BohuslavExecutive Director.............................Richard PoirotEx Officio Director................................Roger KroesOffice Secretary................................Betty GetchellAssistant Secretary.................................Pat WearthClub Office...................................................692-1141FAX Number................................................696-9294Web Site............................................www.nwtfs.org

JOHN PENTENBRINK RECEIVES1ST PLACE 22 SCRATCH LEAGUETROPHY FROM GREG YOST.

AMY PETERS RECEIVES HER HIGHWOMAN LEAGUE SHOOTERFROM GREG YOST.

have met 4-5 weeks with about 20average. They average 10 to practice.Four competed in an indoor match.PISTOL CLUB: Kroes stated they hadtheir annual meeting and had 20-22attend. For the Fall League 2700 1stplace-Mark Briley, 2nd-Gary Crawford,3rd-Greg Yost. 22 League: JohnPentenbrink-1st place, David Smith-2ndplace, and Eric Binnion-3rd place.Spring League started with 25 so far.4-H District III Rifle and Pistol includes12 counties, 3 ranges and Bedwell needshelp with cooking from 10 am to 1 pm.TSRA State Pistol ChampionshipMatch will be May 17-19. It will be theonly one in the state. He asked for$250.00 to order targets, $100.00 willbe reimbursed. Jones moved andRowland seconded. The motion carried.Need to post in newsletter, phonemessage, range, and website. RIFLECLUB: Bohuslav said it was 33-35degrees, 8 people attended with RobertDavis winning the match. JamesLovingier came to training session andcame in 4 points behind Robert. April6 is the next match. SAFETY:Chaddick reiterated the things that arealready in place for the 4-H District IIIMatch. They need 10 range officers.GUN SHOW: Johnson said the nextGun Show is May 4-5.VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FORTHE BB GUN RANGE. The weeklyfishing events will be April 11 and April18. Volunteers will be needed to helpwith the fishing and food service.HUNTERS ED: Jones said the dateswill be announced at a later date. OLDBUSINESS: James Campsey said thebenches were done. He introducedLathan Owen who helped build them.Each bench is 6 foot long and hold 8shotguns. M. Owen had not set a datefor the Kids Fishing Rodeo. NEW

place, Gary Crawford-2nd place andGreg Yost-3rd place. The High Womanshooter was Amy Peters.

CLUB NEWS

The March Directors Meeting.Directors present were: Bedwell, L &L Boedeker, D & F Bohuslav, Briley,Chaddick, J & D Dixon, Hare, Johnson,Jones, Kroes, Mangum, D. Morgan, JMorgan, M & T Owen, Rowland,Spangler, Wagner, Wearth, Woods.Don Morgan gave the invocation andAna Bedwell led the Pledge. Theminutes were reviewed. Johnson movedto approve and Jones seconded. Themotion carried. The financials werereviewed. Jones moved to approve andKroes seconded. The motion carried.CORRESPONDENCE: Briley statedwe received a thank you from Friberg-Cooper Volunteer Fire Department. Heread a letter from Mac Thornberry toRoger Kroes about HR8. GUN CLUB:Jones reported that the 4-H practice isstill going on Wednesday, Saturday, andSunday weather dependent. JamesCampsey delivered his benches (hisEagle Scout Project) to the range aspromised. Thank you. April 13 RiderFFA Match, May 11 Notre Dame Matchand April 20 Rotary Match-rescheduled.4-H ARCHERY: M Owen said they

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NWTFS PISTOL CLUB

NWTFS FALL PISTOL LEAGUE WINNERS. PICTURED L TO R: JOHNPETENBRINK, DAVID SMITH, ERIC BINNION, GARY CRAWFORD, AMYPETERS, GREG YOST AND MARK BRILEY.

BUSINESS: Kroes stated that Maryand Tim Owen have been storing thearchery equipment at their house. Dowe have a building that can be movedafter clean-up and some minor repairs?Boedeker had 5-6 phone poles donated.Poirot will use his trailer to pick up.This will take care of 1 range repair.Woods gave out raffle prizes to thosewho purchased tickets. He thankedeveryone. This is the 35th anniversarywith McGruff. Charisma Owen hadAnnual Fundraiser raffle tickets for $20each. Spangler motions to adjourn andKroes seconded. The meeting wasadjourned at 7:45. The next meetingwill be April 25th.

GUN AND KNIFE SHOW

The Gun and Knife Show will be May4 and 5. Fourteen people are needed towork a number of 3 hour set shiftsmanning the BB Gun Booth during theGun and Knife Show. On Saturday thehours from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm andSunday times are from 10:00 am to 5:00pm. We have at least two volunteers onshift at all times, but generally thecoverage is three people so no one getsworn out. We would enjoy having newfaces come out and help us man thebooth and the kids’ smiles make yoursacrifice of time worthwhile. Ifinterested please contact the NWTFSoffice at 940-692-1141 or Bill Johnsonat 940-636-0512 orbjohnson2@sw.rr.com. Hope to seeyou there.

RIFLE CLUB

From Brian Davis : We had veryconsistent conditions for the monthlyNRA High Power Rifle Match: 33 to 35degrees, light wind, solid overcast. ForNorth Texas slingshooters, this was agood day to shoot if you didn’t mindwearing gloves. The spring that openedup on the southeast corner of the range isstill making mud. Despite predictions, 8competitors line up and enjoyed a goodday at the range. One Oklahoman, oneCalifornian, one Junior, five regulars andthree newish shooter marked thisanniversary of Texas Independence in thebest way possible: by exercising ourfreedoms with like-minded people.Robert Davis won the match 479 9X outof 500 50X possible points with a 1957Model 70 Winchester bolt action rifle.This was the first time in a long time a.30 caliber has won here He had one“Clean” (100 out of 100 points) on a 600yard simulated target (we call that theLittle Target). Technical point of interest:

He shot Hornady full metal jacketbullets, not match bullets. JamesLovingier had a career day andsurprised himself by chasing Robertfor the lead. He fired 475 12X and“cleaned” the 300 yard simulatedProne Rapid target. He beat Robert inboth Prone stages plus X count and thatis not easy. James showed up for acoaching session awhile back andlearned a lot of details about shootingpositions and process. We are glad tosee him move up a couple of rungs.Our second Father/Son team, Jon andJoseph Scales, were in good spirits.Sam Aguilar, a California Marinecurrently attached to SAFB, shot hissecond match with us and improvedhis score a good bit. The rest of us shotabout our average on a cold day. Afterthe match most of us went for lunch atRapid Fire Pizza. Our next match willbe Saturday, April 6. NWTFS will

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DAVID SMITH RECEIVES HIS 2NDPLACE 22 SCRATCH LEAGUETROPHY FROM GREG YOST.

NWTFS INSTRUCTOR FRANKJONES WORKING WITH WICHITACOUNTY 4-H TRAP SHOOTERS.CLASS IS PRACTICING FOR THE4-H DISTRICT III TRAP SHOOT ONSATURDAY, MAY 18TH AT THEIOWA PARK GUN CLUB.

NWTFS DIRECTOR ROGER KROESAND RICHARD SUTTON VISITDURING THE PISTOL LEAGUEPRACTICE.

cared for by staff in preparation for theselective breeding program’s spawningseason. Scott said despite fishing thelake at least twice a year with familyand friends, he never expected to catcha ShareLunker out of it. Texas Parksand Wildlife Department FisheriesBiologist Michael Homer, who certifiedthe fish and manages all of the Abilene-area lakes, said he was pretty surprised,too. “This is the first time a “LegacyClass” ShareLunker has been caught inthe Abilene District since I’ve beenhere...It was very exciting,” Homer said.“We are always proud to seeShareLunkers coming out of WestTexas. When we have optimal waterlevels in our reservoirs, the fishing canbe just as competitive out here as it isin East Texas, if not better.”ShareLunker 581 was the fifth and finalentry of the Toyota ShareLunker

started I’ve been dreaming of catchinga ShareLunker. I know the programwas special, but when you’re on theangler side it’s just a really coolexperience.” Growing up in nearbyEastland, Scott said he learned how tofish on Lake Leon and even has apicture of himself at three years oldholding up a stringer of fish from thelake. Although ShareLunker 581 is hismost recent significant catch on theWest Texas lake, it’s not his first. “Thatlake is actually where I met my wife,Mandy,” Scott said. “On our first datewe went out on my boat on Lake Leon,and actually got married there too. Thatlake has been a huge part of my life.”His wife, Mandy Scott, happens to bethe director of the Texas FreshwaterFisheries Center in Athens, which ishome to the Toyota ShareLunkerProgram. His fish now resides there inthe “lunker bunker” where she is being

again host the 4-H District III Rifle andPistol Tournament. This year it will beSaturday, April 27. There will bearound 100 young shooters and 250 to300 people altogether. NWTFSprovides lunch. We will need a lot ofvolunteers. This is a great event withlots of good kids.

FINAL ‘LEGACY CLASS’SHARELUNKER OF 2019

Lake Leon near Abilene produced thefifth and final Toyota ShareLunker“Legacy Class” entry over 13 poundsduring the final weekend of the 2019donation season March 29. AnglerBrad Scott of Gun Barrel City caughtthe lunker bass on a plastic worm in 4feet of water. After a certified scaleweighed the fish at exactly 13.00pounds–the absolute minimumrequirement for a “Legacy Class”ShareLunker entry–Scott said he thenrealized just how significant the catchwas. ShareLunker 581 is not just thefirst “Legacy Class” lunker ever enteredin the Toyota ShareLunker programfrom Lake Leon, it is also the newpending water body record for the lake,beating the current 12.90 pound recordset in 2013. “I was going bananas, Icouldn’t concentrate on anything,”Scott said. “Ever since the program

May 4-5

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WICHITA COUNTY 4-H TEAM GETTING READY FOR THE4-H DISTRICT III RIFLE/PISTOL MATCH.

JETT BURDETT GETTING IN PRACTICE FOR THE4-H DISTRICT III RIFLE/PISTOL MATCH.

ShareLunker Prize Drawing for a$5,000 shopping spree and an annualfishing license. Angler will also receivea vehicle decal to display theirachievement–”Lunker” class for bass atlease 8 pounds or 24 inches, “Elite”class for bass 10 to 12.99 pounds, and“Legend” class for bass at least 13pounds. The Toyota ShareLunkerProgram is made possible in part by thegenerous sponsorship Toyota. Toyotais a longtime supporter of the TexasParks and Wildlife Foundation andTexas Parks and Wildlife Department,providing major funding for a widevariety of education, fish, parks andwildlife projects. Prize donors Bass ProShops, Lake Fork Taxidermy andAmerican Fishing Tackle Co. alsoprovide additional support for thisprogram. For updates on the ToyotaShareLunker Program and to viewphotos of all of the 13-pound-pluslargemouth bass caught this season visithttps://www.facebook.com/ShareLunkerprogram orh t t p s : / / t e x a s s h a r e l u n k e r . c o m /VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR 4-HDISTRICT III RIFLE & PISTOLMATCH.

merchandise and fishing tackle items, a13 lb+ Legacy Class decal, VIP accessto awards programming at the ToyotaBassmaster Texas Fest, a replica of theirfish, and an entry into the year-endShareLunker Prize Drawing to win a$5,000 shopping spree and an annualfishing license. These anglers will alsobe entered into the “Legacy Class” PrizeDrawing for a $5,000 shopping spreeand an annual fishing license at the endof the spawning period. TPWD willofficially announce the drawing winnerat the Toyota Bassmaster Texas Fest atLake Fork May 2-5. Although the“Legacy Class” donation season hasended, anglers can still enter their 8pound or larger largemouth bass catchesinto the Toyota ShareLunker Programthrough Dec. 31. Entries can be madeonline or through a free app availableto download from the Apple App Storeand Google Play. Each angler whoenters an 8 pound or 24 inches andlarger lunker bass on the mobile app orwebsite will receive a ToyotaShareLunker Catch Kit containingbranded merchandise and fishing tackleitems and an entry into the year-end

“Legacy Class” donation season thatended March 31. The other “LegacyClass” entries caught from public waterin Texas this year include ShareLunker580, a 13.36 pound bass caught byangler Cole Turner from Lake Conroeon March 9; ShareLunker 579, a 13.73pound bass caught by angler BarryPrince from Lake Fork on March 8; andShareLunker 577, a 14.57 pound basscaught by angler Zach Sypert fromMarine Creek Lake Jan. 27.ShareLunker 578, a 13.79 pound basscaught by pro-angler Gary Klein froma private TPWD research lake Feb. 8,was accepted as a donation for theselective breeding program but is noteligible for the prize package becauseit was a private water entry. Everyangler who loaned a 13 pound or larger“Legacy Class” bass to the ToyotaShareLunker program during thespawning period Jan. 1 to March 31 willreceive a Toyota ShareLunker CatchKit containing branded

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CHRISMA OWEN AND OTHER 4-HPISTOL MEMBERS RETURNING TOFIRING LINE AFTER CHECKINGSCORES.

WICHITA COUNTY 4-H TEAM GETTING IN SOME OFF HAND SHOOTINGPRACTICE FOR THE 4-H DISTRICT III RIFLE/PISTOL MATCH APRIL 27.

THAT DOG DOES HUNT

While patrolling the Same HoustonNational Forest, a Montgomery CountyGame Warden contacted fourindividuals who had firearms, rope andGPS tracking equipment. The hunter’sclaimed that their dogs had gotten offthe private property they were hunting,and they were trying to get them back.The warden asked if they knew it wasillegal to run dogs in the national forestand they said that they did but were onlytrying to retrieve their dogs. Thewarden told them to gather their dogsand leave the forest as soon as possible.Once out of sight, the warden parked hisvehicle and doubled back on the groupjust in time to witness them dragging apig out of the woods. All fourindividuals received citations and a fewwarnings, and one was taken toMontgomery County Jail on localwarrants.

PROTECT THE LAKESYOU LOVE

Invasive species like zebra mussels,giant salvinia and water hyacinth travelfrom lake to lake on your boat, trailerand gear. These invasive species harmnative plants, fish and animals and cost

Texas taxpayers millions of dollars.Protect the lakes you love. Clean, drainand dry before traveling from lake tolake. Keep boating, fishing andswimming fun for everyone. CLEAN:Before leaving the ramp, do a quick“walk around” inspection. Remove anyplants, mud, and other debris from theboat, anchor, trailer and gear. DRAIN:Drain your boat, motor, bait buckets andother water-retaining compartments.Keep your drain plug out until the boatis dry. DRY: Let your boat dry for aweek or more before visiting anotherlake. Leave all compartments open andgear out to air dry. If you aren’t able todry it this long, wash everythingthoroughly with high-pressure water ata carwash or at home. Be vigilant! The3 biggest risks for spreading invasivespecies are: Invasive plants stuck ontrailers or trapped between the boat andbunks. Microscopic Zebra musselshiding in water not drained from boats

and gear. Zebra mussels attached towet-slipped boats that are moved toanother lake. If you find zebramussels attached to your boat or havestored your boat on a lake that haszebra mussels, you are at high risk ofspreading them to a new lake. Call(512) 389-4848 for guidance onhaving the boat decontaminated toreduce this risk. PROTECTYOURSELF FROM A CITATION.Transporting invasive species orleaving a public water body withoutremoving plants and draining all waterfrom your boat and trailer is illegal.

SMILE YOU’RE ON CAMERA

Hardin County Game Wardenswrapped up a week-long investigationthat resulted in apprehending two localsubjects in the act of taking 35 catfishby way of hoop nets that were placedin Village Creek near the Polk/HardinCounty line. The warden had begun the

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investigation the week prior and walkedseveral miles along the creek until hediscovered a boat that was tied up andunattended in a very remote part of thecreek. After a quick inspection of theboat, he believed it was possibly beingused to run hoop nets. The wardensdevised a plan to enter the propertybefore daylight, ahead of a forcastedheavy rain event, to catch the subjectsin the act. After lying in wait for over6 hours, the wardens heard the subjectsarrive by vehicle and get in their boatthat was still tied up on the creek. Afterthey emptied one hoop net upstream,they returned to check a netdownstream that just happened to beright in front of the wardens hiding spot.The subjects were captured on videoremoving fish from their nets and thelook on their face when they werecaught was “priceless.” Two hoop netsand 35 catfish were seized and severalcharges for taking fish by illegal meansand possessing hoop nets in prohibitedwaters were filed.

DUG HIMSELF INTO A HOLE

Houston County Game Wardens werewatching bank fishermen on the TrinityRiver near the Lock and Dam when theyobserved a fisherman pull in his stringerand remove a white bass. Thefisherman then cut off a large portionof the tail, baited his hook with it andreset his line in the water. He thenturned around and began digging a holeinto the side of the riverbank. Thewardens watched as the fisherman thenplaced the cut up white bass in the holeand covered it up to hide the evidenceof what he had been doing. Thewardens made contact with thefisherman and after denying evencatching a fish he finally admitted towhat he had been up to & uncoveredthe buried white bass. He was chargedfor using game fish as bait & given awarning for waste of game. Case

pending.

NOT EVEN ONCE

A Henderson County Game Wardenreceived a call from Malakoff PoliceDepartment regarding hunting from apublic road. Malakoff PoliceDepartment had received a call about asuspicious vehicle and while searchingthe area, observed a vehicle shining aspotlight from a public road. The driverwas found to have a cocked crossbow,with a bolt in place, multiple flashlightsand methamphetamine. Numerousreports have recently been received onthis vehicle regarding suspiciousactivity, along with numerous deercarcasses being found in the same area.The driver was placed in jail for boththe drug and hunting charges. Thisinvestigation is continuing.

IF THE BOLT FITS

A Texas Game Warden was contactedby another Texas Game Warden withinformation about a white-tail deer thatwas dead alongside the road inMatagorda County, called in by aconcerned Wharton county citizen. Thewarden arrived on scene to find a white-tail doe shot with a crossbow bolt.While the warden was attempting toretrieve the crossbow bolt, a truckstopped, and a male occupant stated thathe may know who shot the deer. Oninformation from the man, the wardendrove approximately 50 yards down theroad to a residence. In the drive waywas a pickup with a male occupantsleeping in the driver’s seat with thewindow down and seatbelt still on. Inthe passenger seat was a loadedcrossbow, with the safety stillpositioned on fire. In the backseat aloaded crossbow was noted to be onsafe. The crossbow bolts were of thesame make and model as the one pulledout of the doe. The warden woke thesubject and began an interview. Thesubject denied shooting the doe at firstbefore the warden told the subject thatthe crossbow bolt pulled out of the doematched the crossbow bolts in thesubject’s truck. The subject confessed

shortly after that. Cases are pending forClass A Misdemeanors including:Hunting deer at night, Hunting deerfrom a public roadway and waste ofgame.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR GUNSHOW, 4-H DISTRICT III RIFLEAND PISTOL MATCH, 4-HSHOTGUN MATCH, GIRLSFISHING TRIP, YOUTH DOVEHUNT, GIRLS DEER HUNT ANDBOYS DEER HUNT. CALL THEOFFICE FOR MORE INTO 9940-692-1141.

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