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September 2019 Plaid & Khaki

Volume 73 September 2019 Number 9

Next General Membership Meeting

Oct. 2 @ 8 p.m.

August General Membership Drawing Michael Reese missed out on $400

Sept. has $450 up for grabs. Must be present to win.

Official Publication

of the Detroit

Sportsmen’s Congress

CPL Practice to Resume

Concealed Pistol License (CPL) practice will resume on designated Sunday evenings from 5 to 7 p.m. starting Oct. 13, for intermediate shooters, and Oct. 27, for basic shooters. This year, the Novice Orien-tation will be held Oct. 20, from 5 to 7 p.m. Practices will be held in the months of October, November, December, 2019; and January, February, March, and April, 2020. The trainings are held in the basement range and are limited to club members who hold a Michigan CPL permit. Practices are scheduled as follows:

*2nd Sunday of every month- Intermediate Shooters.* Per-sons who have been previouslydesignated as intermediate lev-el, or who were regular

attendees to last year’s basic level practice sessions and were upgraded to Intermediate level at the conclusion of last season.

*4th Sunday of every month- Basic Shooters.* Persons whoattend the Oct. 20 orientation,and begin their practice sessionthe following week. It also in-cludes last year’s basic levelshooters who were not regularattendees to the practice.

*Oct. 20, 5-7 p.m.- NoviceOrientation.* Orientation for persons who haven’t attended the practice must attend prior to attending their first practice. There is no exception to this policy for any reason. Orienta-tion is held once a year. Anyone with questions can contact Bill Malopolski at [email protected].

Rich Franke (r.) awards Deon Germishuizen the hunting rifle match

winner plaque during the State Smallbore Silhouette Championship

held at the DSC July 27 & 28. See rifle article page 3.

September means the 3-D archery target season is wind-ing to an end and hunters are preparing for the start of the Michigan archery deer season. If you are one of those planning to head into the woods in Octo-ber, be sure to come out to the archery range and ensure you are tuned up. The 3-D course and practice range are open every weekend in September up until we close it down Sept 28. If you are planning to use a crossbow, we have targets that can be used with crossbows on the target range. Sorry, no crossbows are allowed on the 3-D course. September events include the Monday evening archery 3-D Fall League. If you are not in the league, you can still come out and shoot at the guest rate. Monday evenings will also in-clude the option of shooting the 3-D course or the broadheadcourse. If you want to practice

shooting broadheads before October, this is a great oppor-tunity. The Monday Fall League, which started July 28, does not shoot on Labor day and finishes Sept. 23 with a banquet and prizes. Last month, DSC hosted the Michigan Senior Olympic (MSO) shoot. Even though the weath-er was on the warm and humid side, there were still 24-archers that participated. The tourna-ment was a success thanks to Becky Ridkey and the rest of the MSO volunteers. DSC Ar-chery Committee members helping with the tournament included Jerry LeRoy, Rich Brewer, Mark Neven, Rich Tyll, and Dean Burnett. Special thanks to all that participated and helped with this great event. For complete resutlts , please see the DSC results page on the website.

Jamie Ploof

Archery

Michigan Senior Olympic competitors pose after their

archery shoot held August 18th at DSC


Plaid & Khaki

Official newsletter and published monthly by

Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress

DSC CONTACTS

Operations Manager: Bonnie Palmer

Asst. Manager: Sula Saylor

Office Hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon - Fri

Wed 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 586-739-3500

Fax: 586-739-7704 Website: www.d-s-c.org

E-mail: [email protected]

Skeet, Trap & Pro Shop Sherry Studer

Wed-Thur 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat-Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

586-739-3502

Sporting Clays & 5-Stand Leah Hunawill

(Nov-Mar) Wed, Thur, Sat & Sun

10 a.m.-4 p.m. (Apr-May)

Wed & Thur 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

(Jun-Sep) Wed & Thur 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (Oct)


586-739-2210

Clubhouse Ellen Studer

Wed—Fri 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Sat 11 a.m.-6 p.m .

Sun 12-6 p.m. 586-739-3501

MImi’s Kitchen Kim Souci

Wed—Fri 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Sat-Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

248-825-5648

DSC Campgrounds Horseshoe Lake:

Campground Manager William O’Connell

1050 Oakwood Road Oxford, MI 48371-0262

248-628-3859 Fax: 248-628-2123

Committee Chairs and Co-Chairs

DSC Officers & Directors

Please address changes to the P & K Committee

@ [email protected]

President Bob Savo [email protected] 1st Vice Jim Estes [email protected] 2nd Vice Jim Rhodes SecondVP @d-s-c.org Treasurer Don Purdie [email protected]

Secretary Rick Hegelman [email protected] Chairman of the BOD Joe Lupi [email protected] Senior Trustee 2019 Tim Young Trustee 2020 Emil Silarski Trustee 2021 Dean Burnett

Director 2019 Dave Duey Director 2019 Randy Plante Director 2019 Corey Salo Director 2019 Stan Surratt Director 2019 Carl Voelker Director 2020 Paul Koehn

Director 2020 Tom Murphy Director 2020 Scott Neff Director 2020 Dave Oles Director 2020 Chad Stephenson Director 2020 Christine Tonegatto-Salo

Archery Dean Burnett 586-372-7092 [email protected] Black Powder Gerry Ridener 586 739-3500 [email protected] Camping Randy Plante 586 819-9979 Camping Lead Ranger Brian Mathews 586 739-3500 Clubhouse VACANT 586 739-3500 Conservation Dave Duey 248-891-3456

Cowboy Action Joe Lupi 248-549-1075 [email protected] CCW/CPL Personal Protection Bob Savo 248-651-8667 Education John Butler 248-398-2637 Hunter Education Chris Tomkow 586 739-3500 Junior Archery Dean Burnett 586-372-7092 [email protected] Junior Pistol Bill Malopolski 586-247-7266

Junior Rifle Don Szlezyngier 586-263-6860 Life Membership Jim Estes 248-709-5254 Membership & Show Dave Duey 248-891-3456 Plaid & Khaki VACANT 586 739-3500 [email protected] Planning & Grounds Jim Estes

248-709-5254

Pistol Tad Blankenburg 734-546-4450 tadblankenburg @gmail.com

Rifle David Carbery 248-521-8157 Safety Jim Rhodes 248-568-0857 Skeet & Trap Bob Bove 248-821-3920 Sporting Clays Dennis McKeough 248-835-4506 Website Ken Peters [email protected] Women of Aim Vada Billings 586-292-0926 Work Hours Mike Schany 586-784-9830

Notable Military Leaders, Indian Wars General Ranald Slidell Mackenzie

(July 27, 1840-Jan. 19, 1889)

Nickname: “Bad Hand Mac-kenzie” was a career United States Army Officer and General in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He was de-scribed by Ulysses S. Grant as its most promising young officer. He also served with great dis-tinction in the Indian Wars. His wounding at Jerusalem Plank Road during the siege of Peters-

burg, during the Civil War, cost him the first two fingers of his right hand and was the probable cause of his nickname Bad Hand. The American Indians referred to him as No-Finger Chief. After the Civil war, Mackenzie remained in the regular army and reverted to his permanent rank of captain in the Army

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AFFILIATED WITH:

Amateur Trap Association Civilian Marksmanship Program Clinton River Watershed Council

Ducks Unlimited Gun Owners of America

International Practical Shooters Confederation

Michigan Archery Association Michigan Bow Hunters Michigan Coalition for

Responsible Gun Owners Michigan Skeet Association Michigan Trap Association

National Field Archery Assoc, National Muzzleloaders Rifle

Association National Rifle Association National Skeet Shooting

Association National Sporting Clays

Association National Wild Turkey Federation

National Wildlife Federation Rooster Ranch Hunt Club Safari Club International -

Detroit Chapter Single Action Shooting Society

United States Practical Shooting Association

Wolverine Rangers USA Archery USA Shooting

P & K Committee Michigan Marine MadDog

Chairperson/ Publisher Corey Salo, Publisher

Angie Farmer, John Krisfalusi Mailing Team

The DSC hosted the Michi-gan Rifle and Pistol Associa-tion State Championship for smallbore silhouette July 27-28. The weather was hot and the wind was blowing. There were 17 competitors from all over Michigan and from Can-ada, too. Smallbore silhouette is a competition to shoot at and knock over small steel silhou-ettes of various animals (chickens, pigs, turkeys, rams) at ranges of 40 to 100 meters using rifles in .22 LR. It can be very challenging. Even so, the DSC was well represented in winners circle. In the Hunter Rifle category, Associate member, Deon Germishuizen was the match winner but Mike Lucas was declared the State champion

in the Hunter category as the rules state that one must be a resident of Michigan for that honor. Rich Franke and Gary Dawson ran the match flaw-lessly and they would like to thank Jim Estes and Tom Van Hove for their efforts in range preparation. Detailed Match results will be posted to the MRPA website. There are three upcoming events that may be of inter-est to the rifle readers. DSC is hosting a Sporting Goods show at the clubhouse Satur-day Sep. 7. This might be a good time to pick up some new/old stuff to play with before winter rears its ugly head. Next, there is a .22 LR rifle shoot down on the Black Powder range Saturday, Sep. 28. Bring your old .22

‘plinkin’ rifle and have fun shooting at steel plates hid-den in the woods at 25-60 yards out. It starts at 10 a.m. in Jim Delaney Park. The final CMP games match is set for Sunday, Sep. 29. It is a M1 Garand/Springfield shoot. However, vintage bolt guns are welcome as well. Further details are given in the flyer in this issue of the P&K or on the Coming Events page on the DSC Website. Finally, the Black Powder note for the month is pretty simple. There’s smoke, there’s flame, there’s sulfur stench, and there’s a big old hole in the target. What more could an adolescent boy ask for. Walter Opdycke

MaryAnn Hilton MaryAnn joined the club in 1999 and is a camper.

Mondays 6 p.m. to Dusk, May 6, 2019 thru Sep. 30, 2019 DSC 25-Yard Pistol Range Open to DSC Full Members and Associate Members Optical or Iron Sights Course of Fire: Five Animal Targets shot at 25-Yards with Five Rounds Each 10 Sets of Targets Completed During League Season for Awards Awards Separate for Men & Women Based on Lewis System Awards Separate for Optical and Iron Sights Based on Lewis System End of Season League Banquet Dinner and Door Prizes $25 League Fee, $25 Associate Member Fee Normal Range Fees for DSC Members and Assoc. Members For Information Contact: Vada Billings 586-292-0926 Vivian Mitchell 586-206-0912

2019 DSC .22 CAL. SUMMER PISTOL LEAGUE

Hosted by the W.O.A.

Rifle

FRIDAY NIGHTS ARE BACK

OPEN SKEET & TRAP

MAY – OCT., Fri. 4 – 8 p.m.

Last board goes out at 7:30

Closed on any regis-tered skeet shoot.

Hosted by the W.O.A.

Members passing

Gary Parsons James Vayko


Black Powder

MDNR HUNTER EDUCATION CLASS

Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 14 & 15

Registration open thru Sept. 7 or until capacity is reached

Parents, Grandparents (born after 1959) without a certif-icate, should also enroll

Register at the Skeet & Trap (Pro Shop) only Wed & Thurs ~ 10 a.m. -7:30 p.m.,

Sat & Sun ~ 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

CLASS SCHEDULE:

SATURDAY, Sept. 14, 2019 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, Sept. 15, 2019 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

P & K Submissions are due the 15th of every month.

September brings two special events for Black Power. The monthly woods-walk will be held Sunday, Sept. 8 on the black powder range at Delaney Park. This is an informal shoot with the course of fire being 15 steel targets at distances of 25 to 60 yards hanging semi-hidden in the woods. Be there at 9:45 a.m. for the safety briefing and shooting will start at roughly 10 a.m. It’s a lot of fun and it’s a good chance to bring out that old muzzleloader that you haven’t shot in a while. It’s also a great place to learn more about muzzle-loading. There is a flyer with more information in this issue of the P&K and also on the Black Powder page of the DSC Website. The second event is the .22LR rifle Woods-Walk to be held on the woods-walk course Saturday, Sept. 28. The starting time is 10 a.m. The entrance fee is $10. The course of fire is shooting at the hanging steel plates at 15-50 yards with your .22lr rifle. There will be a division for iron sights and optics. Come on out and give it a try. Also, please remember that Black Powder offers open shooting twice a week through the end of Septem-ber. You can shoot on the rifle range on Monday Eve-nings until dusk or on Thurs-day evenings alternately on either the Woods-Walk course or the Cowboy 50- yard range. These regular BP events are great for tun-

ing up your muzzleloader and getting in some prac-tice for squirrel or other seasons.

Walter Opdycke


DSC Sporting Goods Show Buy, Sell & Trade Sporting Goods, Camping, Boating & RV Items

Saturday, Sep 7, 2019 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. DSC Clubhouse

49800 Dequindre Utica, MI 48317

Admission $2 DSC Member with card $1

Children under 12 free

Breakfast available

For more information and to register contact the DSC Office at 586-739-3500 Show sponsored by the DSC Life Member Committee

Clinton River Muzzleloaders Woods-Walks

2019 Scheduled Matches: Sep. 8, Oct. 13, Nov, 10 & Dec. 8

Location: Woods-Walk Area, Delaney Park Detroit Sportmen’s Congress

Match Schedule: 9:45 a.m. Registration 10 a.m. Mandatory Safety Briefing 10:15 a.m. Match starts

Firearms and Equipment: Any muzzleloading long-arm. Loading is from pocket or pouch. Loading firearms directly from horn, flask or can is strictly prohibited. Ear and eye protection must always be worn on the range. Projectiles must be steel free. Period Dress is encouraged.

Course of Fire: 15 hanging steel targets at ranges from approximately 20-60 yards. One shot on each target. Tie breakers, if needed, to be selected by the Range Officer(s).

Fees: Information: Adults - $10 Walter Opdycke [email protected], Juniors - $4 734-751-2068

mailto:[email protected]


CPL / CCW / NRA Basic Pistol/Personal Protection Course

LOCATION: DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS, 49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD, UTICA, MI 48317 Phone 586-739-3500 Class has been designed for those having prior handgun experience but no formal class

OBJECTIVES: Class designed for BEGINNERS & those having little or no firearms training. Designed for the instructional needs and concerns of women. Review Handgun Knowledge, Safe Gun Handling, Storage and Child Safety; Review Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting Practical Range Handgun Shooting Exercises, Firearms and The Law - Includes CCW Certification Introduction to Personal Protection in the Home

Certified NRA & CCW Instructors and local Law Enforcement will teach this course. Review all of the fundamentals as well as practical range experience in proper handling, aiming, and shooting of a handgun. Citizen’s rights and responsibilities as it pertains to firearms will be addressed. State Laws pertaining to purchase, transport, and concealed carry will be taught. Attendance earns NRA & CCW certificates.

TIMES AND DATES: (This is a five session course) MONDAY EVENINGS Sep. 9 thru Oct. 14, 2019 (No Class Sep. 23) CLASSES RUN FROM 7 p.m.. until 10:30 p.m.., CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE RANGE BUILDING

COST: Non DSC Member $240 DSC Member $210

TO REGISTER: REGISTRATION IS REQ’D. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED. RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, PAYMENT DUE AT CLASS.

NAME:_____________________________________ AGE: 21 or older SEX:________ (Name exactly as on your Driver’s License)

Address:____________________________________ Phone:____________________

City:________________________________________ State:_____ Zip:____________

Email:_____________________________________(for confirmation/reminder only)

DSC Membership # : ________________ Return form to: Bob Savo 53741 Tidal Lane, Shelby Twp., MI 48316

Start 9/9/19 Phone: 248-651-8667 Or Email back to [email protected]

Match Schedule of Events Registration 8:30 a.m. Safety Meeting (Mandatory) and Match Start 9:30 a.m.

Match Fees: Junior (17 and under) $4 Adults $10

Firearm / Ammo Specifications Service Rifle / Bolt or Semi-Auto Used in Service by any Country Bullets must be steel free. Steel, particularly a steel core, will damage our targets.

Categories Iron Sights or Optic

Course of Fire Five stages, steel targets hung at approximately 40 yards. Scored bull's-eye target tie breaker Round count: 40 for score, plus practice/sight-in rounds.

Information: Jim Estes 248-709-5254[[email protected]] Chris Wasiak 248-541-1829 [[email protected]]

Service Rifle Match

Bolt Action And Semi-Automatic

Oct. 13 & Nov. 10

Presented by the Rocky River Regulators Sunday Sep. 8, 2019 Sign-in Starts : 8:30 a.m.

First Relay .22 Distinguished Pistol 9 a.m.,

Service Pistol 10 a.m. Second Relay

.22 Distinguished Pistol 11 a.m., Service Pistol 12 p.m.

Course of Fire: 1 Course of 10-shots, 10

minutes, 50-yards 2 Course of 5-shots, 20-

seconds, 25-yards 2 Course of 5-shots, 10-

seconds, 25-yards

Firearm: “Service Pistol” as de-fined in the Current Edition of the CMP Rule book ( see rule 6.4 Table 3 or rule 6.1 Table 2). http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/CMPGamesRules.pdf?ver=03022017

http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/Rulebook.pdf?ver=03022017 Entries: 15-entries will be al-lowed per relay. There will be two relays as defined above. Non-distinguished shooters will get priority. FEES: Required: Non-member $10 Member normal range fee CMP Fee: Distinguished .22 or Service Pistol $15 each Awards: EIC points towards Dis-tinguished Pistol Badge. Rules: In accordance with the current edition of the CMP Rulebook. All EIC Service Pistol Matches will be governed by CMP Rules.

Contact: Match Director : Larry Frey 586-791-1816 [email protected]

CMP PISTOL EIC MATCH PROGRAM .22 Distinguished Pistol & Service Pistol Match

http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/CMPGamesRules.pdf?ver=03022017




http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/Rulebook.pdf?ver=03022017




2019 Scheduled Matches

Sundays Cowboy and Cowgirl Dress

Requested

Sept. 15 - Sunday

Oct. 20 Chili Cook-Off

Nov. 17 Thanksgiving Dinner

Dec. 15

Match Schedule of Events

Registration: 8:30-9:30 a.m.

Safety Meeting/Match

9:30 a.m.

Lunch after Match

(Approx) 12:30 p.m.

Match Fees:

Junior $4, DSC Member $11

Wolverine Ranger $18

Non-Member $20

Categories and Rules as de-

fined by The Single Action

Shooting Society

Basics Requirements (after

old west clothing)

Two Single Action Revolv-

ers, at least .32 Caliber

Lever Action (or pump ac-

tion) Rifle in Pistol Caliber,

at least .38 Caliber

Shotgun (double barrel or

pump), at least 20-Gauge

Lead Bullets Only/Match

guns have to be originals or

reproductions of guns made

before 1900

Course of Fire

There are usually five stag-

es.

The total round count for all

five stages is usually:

50-Pistol, 10 each stage

50-Rifle 10 each stage

20+ Shotgun 4+ each stage

Information:

Jim Estes

[email protected]

Joe Lupi

[email protected]

COME TO OUR COWBOY MATCH!

Presented by the Rocky River Regulators

Match Schedule of Events Registration:8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Safety Meeting/Match 9:30 a.m. Lunch after Match (Approx) 12:30 p.m.

Match Fees: Junior $4 ~ DSC Member $11 Wolverine Ranger $18 Non-Member $20

Wild Bunch Firearms / Ammo 1) 1911 Style Semi-Auto in .45

ACP with at least 4 magazines 2) Lever or Pump Action Rifle

in .40 Caliber or larger that holds 10 in the tube.

3) Pump Action Shotgun Model 1897 or Model 12 in 12 -Ga.

4) Lead Bullets Only

Course of Fire There are usually five stages. The maximum total round count for all five stages will probably be less than 180. Typical round counts: 100-Pistol ~ 15 to 20 each stage

50-Rifle ~ 5 to10 each stage 30-Shotgun ~ 4 to 6 each stage

Spec. Invitation - Open Category Lead Bullets only

Any semi-automatic pistol, a holster, 4 magazines, any lever action rifle (pistol caliber), and any pump shotgun. You don't have a rifle? Bring 6 magazines and shoot the rifle targets with your pistol.

Information: Jim Estes [[email protected]] Daniel Hill [[email protected]

WILD BUNCH MATCH ~ Sep 7


COWBOY SILHOUETTE MATCH!


Sunday Sept. 29 Match Schedule of Events Registration/Practice: 9 to 10 a.m. Safety Meeting (Mandatory)10 a.m. Match starts after Safety Meeting Match Fees: Junior (17 and under) $4 Adults $10 Firearm/Ammo Specifications Any Pistol Caliber Firearm Pistol or Rifle from .22 to .45. With Lead Bullets

Categories Lead Bullets - Pistol Caliber Iron Sights or Optical Sights Rifles: Modern, Lever Action. Single Shot & Pistol Course of Fire Four Stages, Ten Shots/Stage. Stages consist of chickens, pigs, turkeys and rams at dis-tances from 25 to 50 yards. Total round count is 40+ prac-tice rounds Information: Jim Estes 248-709-5254 [email protected]

Cowboy Match Results:

July 21 – Wolverine Rangers Free Match. 46-shooters. Top 3 DSC Cowboys:

(1) J. J. Longley (Joe Lupi); (2) Camptown (Tom Doudna); (3) Coyote Claxton

(Dan Hill).

Cowboy Range Calendar for September:

Friday, 6: 9 a.m. Target Setup for Wild Bunch Match.

Sat. 7: Wild Bunch Match. 8:30 a.m. Registration; 9:30 a.m. Safety Meeting

& Match start.

Sat. 14: 9 a.m. Target Setup for Cowboy Action Match; 10 a.m. Committee

Meeting.

Sun. 15: Cowboy Action Match. 8:30 a.m. Registration; 9:30 a.m. Safety

Meeting & Match Start.

Sun. 22: 10 a.m. to Noon. Cowboy 50 Yard Range is Open for Practice.

Sat. 28: Target Setup for Silhouette Match.

Sun. 29: Silhouette Match. 8:30 a.m. Registration; 9:00 a.m. Safety Meeting & Match Start


RANGE OPEN

SHOOTING HOURS

Archery 3D (Apr - Sep) Sat & Sun

9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Black Powder Tue 9 a.m.—3 p.m. Mon 6 p.m. - Dusk

Cowboy Action (Apr-Oct)

Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (Nov-Mar)

Sat 10 a.m.-12 p.m. (May-Sep)

Wed 6 p.m.-Dusk

Pistol Fri 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Sat-Sun 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 586-739-3502

Rifle (May-Sep)

Sat-Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. (Dec-Apr)

Sun 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (Oct-Nov)

Check website or sight-in flyer for dates and times

Skeet /Trap & Pro Shop Wed-Thur 10 a.m.-8 p.m.

Sat-Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

586-739-3502

Sporting Clays/5-Stand (Nov-Mar)

Wed, Thur, Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

(Apr-May) Wed & Thur 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (Jun-Sep)


(Oct) Wed & Thur 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

586-739-2210

September 2019

Sunday Monday Tuesday

1 2 3

Sporting Clays 10am-3:30pm Office - CLOSED Mini-Rendezvous 9am-3pm DP

Skeet/Trap Open 10am-4pm USPSA Practice 5pm-8pm PO

Open Pistol 10am-2pm PO LABOR DAY SB Sil &Sr. Small Bore 5 pm RR

Sporting Rifle 9am-11am RR

Open Rifle 11am-4pm RR

Open Archery 9am-3:30pm

Kitchen 11am-5pm Bar Noon-6pm

8 9 10

Sporting Clays 10am-3:30pm Black Powder & Rifle 5:30 pm RR Mini-Rendezvous 9am-3pm DP

Skeet/Trap Open 10am-4pm Open Pistol 6pm PO USPSA Practice 5pm-8pm PO

Open Pistol 10am-2pm PO .22 Pistol Lg. 6pm PO SB Sil &Sr. Small Bore 5 pm RR




Junior Shotgun 12pm-4pm

50YD Line CMP Match 8am-4pm PO Pistol Meeting 7-9pm SG

Woods Walk Reg. 10-11:30 DP Archery Fall Lg. 4:30pm

Kitchen 11am-5pm Bar Noon-6pm Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm

15 16 17


Skeet/Trap Open 10am-4pm Open Pistol 6pm PO SB Sil &Sr. Small Bore 5 pm RR

Pistol - CLOSED .22 Pistol Lg. 6pm PO USPSA Practice 5pm-8pm PO





New Member Orientation 1pm CH

USPSA Match 8am-4pm PO

Hunter Education 8am-4pm BR

Rifle RSO Orient. 4:30-7pm RR

Cowboy Match 8:30am DP Archery Fall Lg. 4:30pm


22 23 24


Skeet/Trap Open 10am-4pm Open Pistol 6pm PO USPSA Practice 5pm-8pm PO

Open Pistol 12pm-2pm PO .22 Pistol Lg. 6pm PO SB Sil &Sr. Small Bore 5 pm RR





CB 50 Yard Practice 10am-12pm

Archery Fall Lg/Banquet 4:30

.22 Steel Match 9am-12pm PO BOD Meeting 6:30pm SG


29 30

Sporting Clays 10am-3:30pm Black Powder & Rifle 5:30 pm RR

Skeet/Trap Open 10am-4pm Open Pistol 6pm PO

Open Pistol 10am-2pm PO .22 Pistol Lg. 6pm PO


Rifle - CLOSED


M1 Match 12-4pm RR

CB Silhouette Match 9am DP

Kitchen 11am-5pm Bar Noon-6pm


We try to be accurate with this Calendar. Changes are sometimes missed, please call to verify before heading out to the club.

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

4 5 6 7

Sporting Clays 10am-6:00pm Sporting Clays 10am-6:00pm Open Pistol 10am - 2pm PO Sporting Clays 10am-3:30pm

Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm Service Rifle 8:30-10:30 RR Skeet/Trap Open 10am-4pm

PPC 6pm-9pm BR Bullseye 5pm-8:30pm PO Sporting Rifle 10:30-12:00 RR Open Pistol 10am-2pm PO

Cowboy Practice 6pm-Dusk Black Powder 50yd Range 6pm Skeet/Trap Open 4pm-8pm Service Rifle 9am-11am

Service Rifle 5:30pm RR Sporting Rifle 6pm RR Cowboy Target Setup 9-10am Open Rifle 11am-4pm

Junior Pistol 6pm BR SB Silhouette 4:30 RR

WOA Bake Sale Junior Rifle 7:30 BR USPSA Practice 2:30pm-5:30pm PO

General Membership Meeting KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL Open Archery 9am-3:30pm

8pm CH Stuffed Peppers Sporting Goods Show 9am-2pm CH

Sliders Rifle Mtg. 7:30pm CH PLEASE PRE-ORDER Wild Bunch Match 8:30am DP

Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm Kitchen 11am-5pm Bar 11am-6pm

11 12 13 14




Cowboy Practice 6pm-Dusk Black Powder WW Range 6pm Skeet/Trap Open 4pm-8pm USPSA Match Setup 8am-4pm PO

Service Rifle 5:30pm RR Sporting Rifle 6pm RR Junior Pistol 6pm BR Service Rifle 9am-11am

Junior Rifle 7:30 BR Open Rifle 11am-4pm

Cowboy Target Setup 9-10am

SB Silhouette 4:30 RR

Fall Skeet/Trap League KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL Open Archery 9am-3:30pm

WOA Mtg. 7:15 SG Fish or Shrimp Dinner Hunter Education 8am-4pm BR

S&T Meeting 6pm SG PLEASE PRE-ORDER Cowboy Meeting 10am DP


18 19 20 21



PPC 6pm-9pm BR Bullseye 5pm-8:30pm PO Sporting Rifle 10:30-12:00 RR Cowboy Practice 10am-2pm DP

Service Rifle 5:30pm RR Black Powder 50yd Range 6pm Skeet/Trap Open 4pm-8pm Service Rifle 9am-11am

Sporting Rifle 6pm RR Junior Pistol 6pm BR Open Rifle 11am-4pm

Junior Rifle 7:30 BR SB Silhouette 4:30 RR

Open Pistol 10am-2pm PO

USPSA Practice 2:30pm-5:30pm PO


KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL

Meatloaf

Black Powder Mtg 7pm CH PLEASE PRE-ORDER


25 26 27 28




Service Rifle 5:30pm RR Black Powder WW Range 6pm Skeet/Trap Open 4pm-8pm Cowboy Target Setup 9-10am

Sporting Rifle 6pm RR Junior Pistol 6pm BR Cowboy Practice 10am-2pm DP

JOAD Archery Class 6:30pm Junior Rifle 7:30 BR Service Rifle 9am-11am

Open Rifle 11am-4pm

SB Silhouette 4:30 RR

USPSA Practice 2:30pm-5:30pm PO

KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL Open Archery 9am-3:30pm

Fish or Shrimp Dinner 3-D Iron Man Shoot 12pm

Fall Skeet/Trap League PLEASE PRE-ORDER .22 Rifle WW Reg. 10-11:30am DP


BA - Barn Sporting Goods Show

BR - Basement Range MARK

CG - Camp Ground YOUR

CH - Clubhouse CALENDARS

DP - Delaney Park SEPTEMBER 7TH

PO - Pistol Outdoor 9AM-2PM CH

RR - Rifle Range

SG - Shotgun Building


CPL / CCW / NRA Personal Protection Course LOCATION: DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS, 49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD, UTICA, MI 48317 Phone 586-739-3500 Class has been designed for those having prior handgun experience but no formal class

OBJECTIVES: Review Handgun Knowledge, Safe Gun Handling and Storage, Review Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting Practical Range Handgun Shooting Exercises, Firearms and The Law - Includes CCW Certification Introduction to Personal Protection in the Home

Certified NRA & CCW Instructors & local Law Enforcement will teach this course. Review all of the fundamentals as well as practical range experience in proper handling, aiming, and shooting of a handgun. Citizen’s rights & responsibilities as it pertains to firearms will be ad-dressed. State Laws pertaining to purchase, transport & concealed carry will be taught. Class attendance earn NRA and CCW certificates.

TIMES AND DATES: (This is a three-session course) MONDAY EVENINGS Sept. 30 thru Oct. 14, 2019 CLASSES RUN FROM 7 p.m. until 10:30 p.m., CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE RANGE BUILDING

COST: Non DSC Member $100 DSC Member $80 Add $40, if gun & ammo are required and check box

TO REGISTER: (PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED) RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, PAYMENT DUE AT FIRST CLASS


Address:____________________________________ Phone:____________________

City:________________________________________ State:_____ Zip:____________


DSC Membership # : ________________ Return form to: Bob Savo 53741 Tidal Lane, Shelby Twp., MI 48316 Phone: 248-651-8667 Or Email to [email protected] Start 9/30/19 Gun & ammo needed

CPL / CCW / NRA Personal Protection Course LOCATION: DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS, 49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD, UTICA, MI 48317 Phone 586-739-3500 Class has been designed for those having prior handgun experience but no formal class

OBJECTIVES: Review Handgun Knowledge, Safe Gun Handling and Storage, Review Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting Practical Range Handgun Shooting Exercises, Firearms and The Law - Includes CCW Certification Introduction to Personal Protection in the Home

Certified NRA & CCW Instructors & local Law Enforcement will teach this course. Review all of the fundamentals as well as practical range experience in proper handling, aiming, and shooting of a handgun. Citizen’s rights & responsibilities as it pertains to firearms will be ad-dressed. State Laws pertaining to purchase, transport & concealed carry will be taught. Class attendance earn NRA and CCW certificates.

TIMES AND DATES: (This is a three-session course) MONDAY EVENINGS Dec. 2 thru Dec. 16, 2019 CLASSES RUN FROM 7 p.m.. until 10:30 p.m.., CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE RANGE BUILDING

COST: Non DSC Member $100 DSC Member $80 Add $40, if gun & ammo are required and check box

TO REGISTER: (PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED) RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, PAYMENT DUE AT FIRST CLASS


Address:____________________________________ Phone:____________________

City:________________________________________ State:_____ Zip:____________


DSC Membership # : ________________ Return form to: Bob Savo 53741 Tidal Lane, Shelby Twp., MI 48316 Phone: 248-651-8667 Or Email to [email protected] Start 12/2/19 Gun & ammo needed


Mimi’s Kitchen

Sep Menu Specials

Sep 4 ~ Sliders General Membership

Fridays

Sep 6 ~ Stuffed Peppers

Sep 13 ~ Fish or Shrimp

Sep 20 ~ Meatloaf

Sep 27 ~ Fish or Shrimp

Please make reservations for all special dinners so there is enough for everyone. Call Wed - Fri after 5 p.m.

248-825-5648

Mimi’s Kitchen Hours

Wed - Fri 5—9 p.m.

Sat - Sun 11 a.m.—5 p.m.

WOA Bake Sale WOA members are warming up their ovens and deciding on what awesome treats they’ll whip up for their annual bake sale to benefit the Hunter Education youth pheasant hunt.

Be sure to bring you sweet tooth and wallet to our next gen-eral membership meeting, Sept. 4 to help fund the hunt.

Tis the season of Skeet Championships! The Zone 3 Skeet Championship shoot was Aug 9-11 and the Michigan State Skeet Championship was held Aug. 15-18. DSC had par-ticipants at the Zone Shoot and we had good success. At least one member won a spot in each gun, as noted: 12 ga. – Bill Nielsen A1, Jerry Kott A5; 20 ga. – Gerard Klink A4; 28 ga. - Andrew Bielman Event 3rd (left side of photo, below); 410 bore – Gerard Klink AA5; Doubles – Bill Nielsen A2; HOA – Gerard Klink A4, Jerry Kott B2 and Bill Nielsen B3. Congrats to all the DSC win-ners!!! I hope to be able to report similar success next month when I report on the Michigan State Skeet Champi-onships. In July, DSC hosted it’s last ‘Major’ skeet tournament for

the year… the Hanaford Open. While many DSC members won places during the shoot, two main victors presided over the event. Gerard Klink (see below with Rick Trawinski left) won the 12 ga. (100), 28 ga. (100) and 410 bore (98) events and

Ross Szarenski (see below with Rick Trawinski left) took Dou-bles (95), 20 ga. (100) and HOA with a 391. Gerard had an actu-

al HOA of 397, but since he did not participate in HOA, he was unable to win that event. Re-gardless, it was some mighty fine shooting for the 3-day event! Since this was a ‘registered skeet’ issue, I thought we should talk a bit about the peo-ple who really make these events happen. The volunteer help… from the person(s) or-ganizing and running the event and making sure all the scores and payments are entered and submitted to NSSA… from the people loading houses, making sure the fields have drinking water and then cleaning up the fields… to those persons with the true NERVES OF STEEL… the Pullers!!! All of these people come together to make sure the events happen and they de-serve a big THANK YOU from all of us who participate in the Events! If you haven’t tried it, pulling for registered skeet is not for the faint hearted. It’s the hardest job on the field. You have to be on the ball for each and every shooter… each and every shot taken! While, physically it’s not demanding… the mental side is tough. The participant’s scores depend on you seeing the tiniest of chips that fall off of a target traveling 45 mph. But if not for the pull-ers, we wouldn’t be able to run the shoots we do… so please

make sure to thank your pullers (and any of the other volunteer helpers) at your next shoot! Junior Shotgun will be mov-ing to their Fall schedule in Sep-tember, with practices being held on Sundays at noon. Prac-tices will continue to focus on Skeet and Sporting Clays. If your junior is not yet involved, this is a great program to them up-to-speed on the clay target sports!

Lastly, the Fall Skeet and Trap Fun Leagues began Aug. 29. It’s not too late to join if you have not yet done so. Don’t miss out on the fun and the great banquet and prizes to be won at the end of the League! Sign up today and shoot a few rounds!!!

Jerry Kott

Skeet & Trap

P & K Submissions are due the 15th of every month. Send to [email protected] Please send in original format only.

Please do not send pdfs


CPL / CCW Refresher Course

LOCATION: Detroit Sportsmen's Congress 49800 Dequindre Road, Shelby Twp., MI 48317 586-739-3500 (Shotgun range building)

COURSE OBJECTIVES: Class required for those who have a current CPL license to renew their license.

Recommend taking this class 3-months prior to expiration. Review changes to CPL and firearm laws. Review fundamentals of handgun handling including, stance, aiming and shooting. Includes structured practical handgun shooting exercises.

DATE & TIME: One night class, Sep. 17, Oct. 15, Nov. 12 & Dec. 17, 2019 (circle date desired) 7 - 10 p.m.

COST: Non DSC Member $75 DSC Member $60 Add $20, if gun and ammo are required and check box.

REGISTRATION: (PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED) RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, PAYMENT DUE AT CLASS NAME:_____________________________________ AGE: 21 or older SEX:________

(Name exactly as on your Driver’s License)

Address:____________________________________ Phone:____________________

City:________________________________________ State:_____ Zip:____________


DSC Membership # : ________________ Return form to: Bob Savo 53741 Tidal Lane, Shelby Twp., MI 48316

Start 9/17/19 Gun & ammo needed Phone: 248-651-8667 Or Email back to [email protected]

Refuse to be a Victim --- TUESDAY, Oct. 22, 2019

7-10 p.m. Millions of citizens are victimized annually by personal theft, violence, and property crimes. You do not need to be a statistic. You can choose to refuse to be a victim! The single most important factor in surviving criminal attack is to have a safety strategy before you need it. Now, through a three-hour confidential seminar called Refuse To Be A Victim,® you can learn personal safety tips and techniques we need to avoid dangerous situations -- and avoid becoming a victim. Our NRA-sanctioned Refuse To Be A Victim® seminar promotes awareness and prevention of criminal confrontation. We have presented this successful and interesting seminar with rave reviews and a high satisfaction level. Seminar topics include: home, automobile, technological, workplace, and personal security. You will be shown a variety of common-sense crime prevention & personal safety strategies & devices that YOU can integrate into YOUR daily life. The Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress is sponsoring a Refuse to Be A Victim® Seminar Oct. 22 from 7 to 10 p.m. Let us know if you wish to attend!!

Ask a friend to come with you – you could be saving his/her life!

Name:___________________________________ Phone:__________________ DOB____________

Address:_________________________________________________________________________

E-Mail:__________________________________________________________________________

Space is limited—RESERVE NOW.

If you are interested, contact Barbara Butler, 248-408-3648. Send checks, payable to Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress, to 1245 W. Marshall, Ferndale, MI 48220 by is Oct. 15, 2019

ADMISSION: $35 per person


Junior Pistol practice will resume Friday, Sept. 6, from 6–7:30 p.m. in the basement range. Our practice is held every Friday evening during the school year unless preempted by another club event or due to cancellation because of holidays (Friday after Thanksgiving, Christ-mas, New Years Day, etc.). Juniors should be between the ages of 10 and 21. Those younger will be considered on an individual basis. Shoot-ers need only supply eye and ear protection, as club pistols and club subsidized ammuni-tion are available for use at this activity.

Participation is limited to those young shooters who have already completed a Basic NRA Pistol Class, or be-gan shooting last season with the understanding that they would enroll in the next scheduled Basic Pistol Class. New shooters can join in the fun and start shooting now with the understanding that they will enroll in the next Junior Basic Pistol Class, scheduled to take place Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and Feb. 7,2020. Anyone with questions should contact: Bill Malopol-ski by email at [email protected]

Junior Pistol to Resume

Junior Rifle to Resume

Corps of Engineers. Promoted in 1867 to Colonel of the Buffa-lo Soldiers’ 41st U. S. Infantry, which two years later became the famous 24th Infantry. He assumed command of the regi-ment at Fort Richardson in Jacksboro, Texas. His mission was to destroy and relocate the Comanches back to Fort Sill in Oklahoma Territory. He proved himself the era’s most effective Indian fighter at the Battle of Blanco Canyon and the Battle of North Fork in the unforgiving plains of Llano Estacado of West Texas. One of his most infamous punitive raids hap-pened Sep. 28, 1874, when he led his forces 1,000 feet into the Palo Duro Canyon on an Indian trail so steep the soldiers had to lead their horses single file. Instead of following the fleeing Comanche, Kiowa,

Southern Cheyenne and Arapa-ho Indians, Mackenzie captured and killed 1,500 to 2,000 of their horses, ponies and mules. Left horseless and starving, una-ble to hunt, the tribes all re-turned to the reservation by February 1875. By 1883, physically wounded seven times, 43 years of age, Brigadier General Mackenzie now suffered psychological wounds, losing his mind, which some attribute to a severe fall from a wagon at Fort Sill in Ok-lahoma Territory. He was re-turned to his native New York, committed to an asylum, and retired from the U. S. Army. Mackenzie died at his sister’s home on Jan. 19, 1889. He was interred in West Point Ceme-tery, N.Y.

Sources: (1) Image-Google pho-

tos; (2) Wikipedia; (3) True West

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Even though we did not have a team to enter the NRA/VFW National Postal Champion-ships this time year, we did enter our top two shooters in the individual competition, Roman and Leo Brancato, who did not disappoint in the three-position matches. The brothers stepped up to the firing line and gave their best shots. In this national match, Roman took first place (298/300) followed by his brother Leo who placed sec-ond (286/300). Congratula-tions to this impressive duo. Our Jr. Rifle team is proud of your victories and are look-ing forward to your return this fall.

Don Szlezyngier

Brancato Brothers

For the win

We are looking for a few good juniors! Juniors that will learn to shoot and compete with our rifle team. We offer a very attractive and active Junior Rifle program that is open to young people, ages 10 – 17 years. We hone our skills in the indoor basement range shooting from the 50-ft. line. Practice occurs Friday nights from 7: 30 to 9:30 p.m. September through July. During the past two dec-ades, our team has earned many victory titles including the NRA/VFW National Postal Championship for six years in a row. Our competitive team is well known and many members have been invited to attend the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado for the U.S. Junior Olympic Smallbore and Air Rifle com-petitions. We have some of the most talented shooters in the country competing on local, state, and national lev-els tournaments.

If you are a junior at least 10 yrs. old, come down on a Friday evening and give us a try. No shooting experience is necessary. The first night we start with a short safety and range procedures meeting and then assign you to a spot on the firing line to begin your fun experience. You will receive expert coaching from our NRA certified coaches and will be carefully observed by our range safety officer. By the third week of shooting, a membership decision must be made to continue with your experience. The DSC offers a youth membership for $25 a year if a family membership is not desired. This allows you to use all of our equipment for free only paying a $5 range fee and $3 box of ammunition. All shooters are qualified through the NRA Marksman-ship program. The shooter can earn their NRA Expert and Distinguished Expert clas-

sification levels. In small bore shooting, you basically compete against yourself while learning the basic skills and fundamentals. When your skill level indi-cates you are ready, you will be placed into the com-petitive program with our traveling team. Remember, shooting is a legitimate sport enjoyed at all age lev-els. There are college schol-arships available to schools with participating teams. Come and give us a try. You won’t be disappointed. Juniors’ are an important and dynamic force for the DSC. Many of our juniors compete in state and na-tional matches and several have continued into college teams. Don Szlezyngier

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Date: Sunday ~ 29 Sep, 2019 12 p.m. squadding and safety briefing 12:30 p.m. first relay

Location: Detroit Sportsmen's Congress 200-yard Rifle Range 49800 Dequindre Road Utica, MI 48317 www.d-s-c.org 586-739-3500 Fee: $25 adults, $15 juniors under 18 No ammo included, but available for purchase Rifle: M1 Garand, 03 & A3 rifles only Must meet CMP Games Rules, 6 Edition 2018, effective 1 Jan 2018. Rules: http://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp- competitions-rulebooks/

Course: Sighting: 5-shots slow fire any position 5-minutes Stage 1: 10-shots slow fire prone 10-minutes Stage 2: 10-shots rapid fire prone 80-seconds Stage 3: 10-shots rapid fire sitting/kneeling 80-seconds Stage 4: 10-shots slow fire standing 10-minutes

Safety: 12 p.m. squadding and safety briefing Eye & ear protection required for all Empty Chamber Indicator required. Items available for purchase at the range. Shooters must sign DSC Release of Liability Form.

Notes: Range is covered and has a cement firing line. No lunch break taken during match. Lunch available in DSC Clubhouse

Participants advised to bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks (microwave available). Coffee, water and soda are available for purchase at the range.

Contact: Jim Rhodes 248-568-0857 [email protected],

Jim Parsons 586-306-2724 [email protected]

Awards: CMP Achievement pins, awarded to shooters that earn them.

Awards in clubhouse after match.

Registration: Register early to ensure a spot. Match capacity, 40 shooters (two relays). Entries can be made by email. Entries close once range capacity is reached. Second relay only if entries warrant. You cannot choose your relay.

Directions: D.S.C. is approximately 8-miles east of I-75 and 2-miles north of M-59.

Range is east of Dequindre, off Juengel Road (200-yards north of Hamlin Road).

Turn east on Juengel Road, go (500-ft.) to gate on north (left) side and follow road past the pistol ranges to the rifle range.

GPS, the range is: N 42° 39.442’, W 83° 05.311’

Shooting at 200-yards at NRA target SR

M1 Match ~ Sun. Sep 29, 2019 ~ 11:30 am

Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress Annual Outdoor .22 Pistol Matches – 2019

Dates: Sept. 22 and Oct. 27 Place: DSC Pistol Side Bays 1, 2, & 3

.22 rimfire handguns or mag. fed rifles only {“Tactical Class”} Firearms are to be loaded on the firing line only. Removable mag. may be loaded between stages but may not be inserted until the shooter is on the firing line as instructed. Empty Chamber Indicators required for all rifles. Separate divisions for “optical” and “iron” sights. Juniors must be accompanied by an adult. All targets will be steel plates.

4-stages, shot 5-times for best time each stage. 100-rounds MINIMUM. Fee $10 {Match $9 + $1 Environmental} Re-entry in another division $8

8 a.m. set-up, 9 a.m. match briefing/start, 11 a.m. last sign-in Match may be called due to inclement weather – stay tuned For additional information contact Dave Duey [email protected]

Fall 2019 Thursday

Skeet and Trap Fun Leagues

Registration: Aug. 1 thru Sep. 5

First 50 targets must be shot by Sep.12

Format: 300 targets Two-shooter random draw teams

Thursday Suggested Shoot Dates: (You may shoot any day the Shotgun range is open)

Aug. 29, Sep. 12 & 26, Oct. 10 & 24, Nov. 7

Targets must be completed by Nov. 21 Banquet: Dec. 5

Fees: $50 per shooter, $20 for juniors $10 Associate Membership for non-members of DSC $20 if full price paid on other Thursday Skeet League. Fees covers cost of banquet, awards, and door prizes

(Handicaps will be calculated at 85%)




DETROIT SPORTSMEN’S CONGRESS 49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD UTICA, MI 48317

Welcome New Members The Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress wants to welcome these new members. We congratu-

late you on your good choice in joining our club. Get involved in what you like and in

what we have to offer. Getting involved does not mean work; it means enjoyment. We

want each of you to be active in the years to come, making this a club for everyone to

enjoy. Thank you for joining the DSC!

Fellow members please make them feel welcome!

Conservation Pledge

I give my pledge as an American,

to save and faithfully defend from waste,

the natural resources of my country,

its air, soil and minerals,

its forests, waters and wildlife.

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