Red Chute Gazette. Upcoming Skeet Shoots: Publisher Doug Frey Editor Debbie Frey

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1 Publisher Doug Frey Editor Debbie Frey Red Chute Gazette Red Chute Gazette Volume 6, Issue 9 September 2014 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Upcoming Skeet Shoots: Almost Any Tuesday CEN-TX Skeet Club.410 Marathon October 11, 2014 Hunter s Run Gun Club Port Allen, LA Last Chance Open (5X50) October 18, 2014 Oklahoma City Gun Club Arcadia, OK Last Chance for Glory Open October 17-19, 2014 Lafayette Skeet Club Kaplan, LA A Word from The Publisher 2 Hat Shoot Events 4-6 Dog Days Open I 9-14 Dog Days Open II Help Wanted 25 Doubles Marathon 26 Quotable Quotes 27 Skeeter s Ponderings 29 Funnies 32 Buy Sell or Trade The Smell of Paper Federals Club Contacts Red Chute Gazette Deal 45 And Many Others - see the flyers inside and on our website Your shoot not listed on our site? Send us a flyer!

2 A Word From The Publisher Activity around the gun club picks up in September. Not from Skeet shoots, but from hunters wanting to brush up on their skills as they prepare for hunting season. Many Skeet shooters also enjoy hunting. That is why we have less Skeet shoots held after the World. Unfortunately, not all hunters enjoy competitive Skeet, Trap or Sporting Clays. That said, they are still potential competitive Skeet shooters. So, as you are practicing your game, be an ambassador for the sport when the fall migration of hunters arrive at your club. Just maybe some of those hunters will have so much fun, they will want to come back to compete. While you are at it, tell them about our magazine and website. Perhaps they will see how much fun we are having and they will want to try their hand at competitive Skeet. Maybe the Skeet bug will bite them and we will get a new shooter. Speaking of bugs, I want to remind everyone to be sure to use bug repellent when they are out early or late shooting. West Nile virus is a real threat. The early symptoms are not very pronounced and you can get very sick with life threatening results or life altering results so easily. I have a family member who was recently infected by this disease and I am here to tell you, it could happen to you. All it takes is one mosquito bite! Many of you will be going to the World Skeet Championships at the end of this month. I will not be there this year, but if you go, I am wishing you great success. To those of you involved in scheduling shoots for 2015, please remember to send us your State schedules and flyers for your shoots so we can share them with our readers. Until I see you on the Skeet field or in these pages, I am wishing you 8. Doug Frey Page 2

3 Come shoot with us. See the flyers at: Our shoots fill up fast. Pre-registration is required. Page 3

4 100,000TH TH REGISTERED SKEET TARGET Congratulations to Charles The Hammer Richardson for shooting his 100,000th registered Skeet target in the Dog Days Open II held at Toby Bancroft Memorial Gun Club on August 17, Page 4

5 HAT SHOOT EVENT Congratulations to Thomas Sanders for shooting 50 straight in the 20 Gauge Event at the Dog Days Open I held at Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club on Barksdale, AFB on August 16, Thomas shot a 97 earning Runner-Up and Sub Junior Champion in 20 Gauge. Page 5

6 HAT SHOOT EVENT If you have pictures of a Hat Shoot Event, please send them to us. We love to share success stories! Page 6

7 Promote your Skeet shoots in the Red Chute Gazette and on our website. Send your flyers to: Page 7

8 Last Chance for Glory Open October 17-19, Targets in Each Gun & Doubles See the flyer at: No deposit is required, but please pre-register by October 10. Please pre-register by calling Doug Frey at or him at Page 8

9 Dog Days Open I Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club on Barksdale, AFB hosted the Dog Days Open on August 16, The temperatures were the hottest we have had this year. The competition was hot too! Michael Vickers [pictured below] shot a 98 in the 20 Gauge Event claiming the 20 Gauge Champion title. Thomas Sanders beat Wayne Tanner in a shoot-off to settle the 20 Gauge Runner-Up placement. This is Thomas first year of registered Skeet and he is showing great promise. Thomas is featured in Hat Shoot Events in this issue. Page 9

10 Dog Days Open I Jared Gay s 96 in the.410 earned him Champion Honors. Kadden Crawford had to beat Cohen Holomon in a shoot-off for Runner-Up in the little gun event. Kadden Crawford and Cohen Holomon Page 10

11 Dog Days Open I Todd Young [pictured above] shot a clean 50 in Doubles to take the Champion title. Cohen Holomon managed to beat Randi Corley in a shoot-off to take Runner-Up in Doubles. Page 11

12 Dog Days Open I Above: Kadden Crawford, Jared Gay, Cohen Holomon and Kacie Clanton Below: Larry Oxford, Doug Frey, Randi Corley, Ken Wright and Gordon Benoit Page 12

13 Dog Days Open I Above: Bill Schodlatz, Raymond Haik, MD, Wayne Tanner, Mike Vickers and Troy Scallion Below: Art Beaty, Justin Desadier, Richard Desadier, Rachel Desadier and Jordan Slack Page 13

14 Dog Days Open I Everyone seemed to have a good time in spite of the heat and we certainly enjoyed hosting them. We hope you will come shoot with us again. We thank Paul Williamson for all his efforts putting this shoot on. In addition to handling all the facilities details, serving as Outdoor Recreation Manager and mechanic for our skeet machines, Paul does an excellent job as referee. We also want to thank Ted Ward, Christy Gay, and Kevin Hall for serving as referees. Thank you Debbie Frey for cooking up enough lasagna to feed us for two days. Thanks for that special brownie dessert and for serving as our registrar and scorekeeper. Thank you Cassie Crawford for taking photos and helping Debbie with the scores. As you can see, it takes a lot of people to make a shoot happen. To everyone who helped in any way, I say thank you. Thank you shooters for participating. Doug Frey Page 14

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16 Gulf Shores, Alabama FOR RENT Sea Bell 4 BR/3BA Sleeps Would you like to enjoy this view? Page 16

17 Hurlburt Clay Target Sports Club Come shoot the Hurricane Open September 12, 2014 Contact: Wyatt Hampton HCTSC Skeet Chairman Watch for the flyers at: Page 17

18 Dog Days Open II The Dog Days Open II was held on Sunday, August 17, 2014 at the Toby Bancroft Memorial Gun Club in West Monroe, Louisiana. We have scores and some photos to share with you from this shoot. I had the pleasure of shooting with Jared Gay, Randi Corley, Kacie Clanton and Thomas Sanders [pictured below]. They are a terrific bunch of young folks and I appreciate their letting me shoot on their squad. They are already stars in my book and they will play a big part in the future of Skeet in Louisiana. A bright future it will be with shooters like these. Page 18

19 Dog Days Open II Troy Scallion, Bill Schodlatz, Lewis Phelps, Wayne Tanner and Raymond Haik, MD Page 19

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21 Dog Days Open II Pictured above: Harry Hawthorne. Gordon Benoit, Ben Hulsey, Walter Williams, III and Charles The Hammer Richardson Page 21

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23 Dog Days Open II Thanks to Charles Richardson, Walter Williams, Harry Hawthorne and all the members of the Toby Bancroft Memorial Gun Club for their hard work in putting on this Skeet shoot. Thanks to Christy Gay for sharing photos with us. It is always a pleasure to shoot at this club. We look forward to shooting here again in Doug Frey Page 23

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25 Help Wanted We have immediate openings for the following positions: Chef Chef needed to prepare plan and prepare food for special events with 5 to 150 participants. Must be able to work on a tight budget with less than optimal facilities and equipment. Sous Chef Needed to assist the Chef in preparation and serving food at special events for 5 to 150 participants. Good dishwashing skills a plus. Marketing Manager Needed to promote participation in special events (skeet shoots) and to solicit corporate sponsorship (prizes). Must be a skilled communicator with the ability to maximize results through social networking, Internet and other means with virtually no budget for expenses. Skeet Czar (aka Skeet Chairman, Manager or MIC (Man in Charge) Needed to oversee the management functions of a registered skeet program. Those functions are Planning, Organizing, Staffing and Controlling. Qualified candidates may be male or female. In the event of the later, she would be the Czarina, Manager or FIC (Female in Charge). Registrar- Responsible for registering contestants and collecting the appropriate fees and dues. Candidate should be familiar with NSSA Classification systems and shoot management software (if lucky). Candidate needs to be able to do simple math (addition, subtraction and averaging). Scheduler Responsible for squadding shooters. Qualified candidates must be a master at coordinating, placating, and diplomacy. A PhD in Psychology would be helpful. Referee Must be knowledgeable of the rules of the game of American Skeet, a fast thinker and have the ability to take command of the skeet field to which he or she is assigned. Candidates should have good eyesight and be physically able to stand in the hot sun for hours. Experience dealing with difficult people a plus. Scorekeeper The scorekeeper manages the scoreboard, evaluating the results, determining the winners in accordance to NSSA rules and posting those results for all to see. Mentor/Coach/Recruiter Encourages, teaches and recruits new shooters to the sport. Helper The person selected for this position must be able to help or fill in for any of the individuals listed above on a moments noticed. There are many opening for this position. Pay None of these positions pay monetary wages. If you are feeling charitable and think you would like to experience the gratification of helping others enjoy the sport of skeet, please contact one of the Club Representatives at one of the Clubs listed in the back of this publication today. They would love to hear from you. Page 25

26 Doubles Marathon Bayou Boeuf Skeet Club in LeCompte, Louisiana hosted their annual Doubles Marathon on August 9, I was unable to attend this shoot do to work and family schedule conflicts. I hate that, because Wade Jones usually puts on a good shoot. This two field club has lots of shade from the Summer sun. Being centrally located in Louisiana in LeCompte, it is a two hour or less drive from the four corners of the state. While we do not have photos from the shoot to share, we do have the scores. Bayou Boeuf Skeet Club usually hosts two shoots a year. The 28 Gauge Marathon in the Spring and the Doubles Marathon in late Summer. These shoots usually fill up quick. If you want to shoot Bayou Boeuf in 2015, you will want to pre-register early. We hope to see you there. Doug Frey Page 26

27 QUOTABLE QUOTES "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." Sherlock Holmes (by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, ) "Black holes are where God divided by zero." Steven Wright "I've had a wonderful time, but this wasn't it." Groucho Marx ( ) "It's kind of fun to do the impossible." Walt Disney ( ) The quotations collection on this page is copyright by Professor Gabriel Robins are printed here with his permission. Check out his collection at: Page 27

28 We invite you to make a shoot at Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club. Check your calendar for these events and pre-register with Doug Frey by calling (318) or him at pulisher@redchutegazette.com. September 20, 2014 Club Champ & Open The 2015 schedule will be out in a few weeks. We hope to see you at one of our shoots in Club Hours Noon to Dusk on Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday 9 AM to Dusk on Saturday Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana New Shot Reclaimed Shot AA & STS Shells Rio & Estate Ammo Steel Shot Shells Call Paul Williamson at (318) to order Reloading Supplies. paul.williamson.3@us.af.mil You must visit the club to get our low prices. Come shoot with us and save big $ on supplies. Page 28

29 SKEETER S PONDERINGS Never try to keep more than 300 separate thoughts in your mind when calling for a target. Skeeter s Word of the Month: Testicle, n. A humorous question on an exam. Page 29

30 Hunter s Run Gun Club 1365 Northwest Drive Port Allen, Louisiana Club Phone: (225) Open Wednesday - Sunday 9:30 AM to 6 PM Hunter s Run Gun Club You are invited to shoot with us in HRGC Skeet Championship September 12-14, Marathon October 11, 2014 To Pre-register call Dave O Quinn at (225) or dloquinn@bellsouth.net Look for the flyers on Page 30

31 Don t miss out on FREE advertising! Notice to All Gun Clubs Please send your Skeet shoot flyers when they are ready. We will post them on our website so our readers can plan their shoot itineraries. Be sure to take advantage of the Red Chute Gazette Deal described on the last page of this issue. Page 31

32 Funnies A newly married man asked his wife, 'Would you have married me if my father hadn't left me a fortune?' 'Honey,' the woman replied sweetly, 'I'd have married you, NO MATTER WHO LEFT YOU A FORTUNE!' Page 32

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34 $ Buy, Sell or Trade $ If you have something shooting related that you want to buy, sell or trade, advertise it here in the Red Chute Gazette Personal Want Ads. Send us an with the details and your contact information. Digital pictures (jpeg) help, but are not required. If you own a business, we invite you to contact us about our reasonable rates. For Sale Once fired hulls. Gorace815@aol.com for prices and availability Once fired hulls 12 Gauge AA and STS 7 cents a piece Jacob Young (318) For Sale MEC Grabbers & Ponsness Warren model 800-C Convertible Progressive shot shell loaders Used, but in great working order. (504) gundoc@cox.net Wanted Field Reporters for the Red Chute Gazette. Applicants must have a digital camera or a friend who will loan them one. Must also have a desire to promote their gun club and be willing to work for free. To volunteer send an to: publisher@redchutegazette.com Page 34

35 $ Buy, Sell or Trade $ We are always looking for articles of interest to Skeet shooters. If you have something that would be of interest to our readers, we invite you to share your information, writings, photos, and experiences with us. Please send your contributions to publisher@redchutegazette.com. Please feel free to call me at (318) to talk about how we can help you promote the sport we love and your Club s efforts to do so. Doug Frey - Publisher For Sale K-80 30" heavy weight 12ga barrel. Fixed chokes sk and sk. $ ask for Jim at Touchstumpfjj@cox.net AA Once Fired 28 Gauge &.410 Bore Hulls for Sale Contact: Benson Hughes (337) Riverlake88@yahoo.com Page 35

36 Don t miss the target! If your marketing strategy includes targeting consumers of high end competition shooting products you should be advertising in the Red Chute Gazette. Promote your products and services and support the sport of American Skeet at the same time. Contact: Douglas F. Frey, Publisher Red Chute Gazette Phone: (318) Publisher@redchutegazette.com Page 36

37 I LOVEL THE SMELL OF PAPER FEDERALS ON LABOR DAY On September 1, 2014 Clark Hartness posted on Face Book I love the smell of paper Federals on Labor Day. It smells like a dove field. to which I responded Paper hull scent causes déjà vu. Clark responded, I will expound a little on this shameless quote bending from Apocalypse Now after Doug's déjà vu comment. When I was young, my Dad, Homer B. Hartness Mr. Homer most called him, was in his late 40s by then and we spent many Sunday afternoons at the end of South Montgomery, or other local pools in the county fishing. There are many memories that I remember much more clearly now than my accomplishments of this past week. It was a great time to be a kid and nothing mattered but who caught the most hog-nose that day. When I was about 8 years old, back in the early 1970s, one of Dad's friends was a gentleman named Skipper White. Many from here in Starkville knew Skipper and it was Skipper who actually put the very first shotgun into my hands on a dove field, a 20 gauge Browning side-byside choked modified-modified. I was entirely too small for the gun, truthfully, to be shooting at all but I was somehow capable of bringing down two of the feathered rockets that day and sealing Dad's fate to let me shoot from that day forward rather than being his retriever. Those who knew my Dad understand that was a pretty tough job. I am who I am today because of my Dad. He told me some years later that I was smart, and could do anything I wanted to do but he wasn't going to bank-roll it, and dove hunting on the weekends was no exception. If I expected to shoot on the weekends I would have to spend an evening at the shop, Hartness Motor Company, reloading my shells. Dad would hardly pull the trigger if he was not confident he would kill the bird. His averages were extremely high on the dove field. A trait he instilled in me because when I had shot my shells I would be done for the day and demoted back at my retriever duties. Even a kid of 8 or 9 learns to make shots count when threaten as such. Dad had an old CH single stage reloader and back then the process for loading shells was complicated compared to today to say the least. I still have the reloader now but I have included a picture I lifted off EBay as it is stuck back. The reloader had a powder drop, four stations, and a shot drop. There was a re-sizing die and one wad column die. Page 37

38 I LOVEL THE SMELL OF PAPER FEDERALS ON LABOR DAY You basically had to pull the handle seven times while moving hulls from one die to another and stacking a recipe of filler wads, nitro cards and a neat little bow-tie shaped plastic wad that had to be perfectly held in line by hand as it was inserted in the hull. It generally took me a couple hours to load 50 Paper Federal 20 Gauge reloads. In retrospect. I have some nice PW reloaders today. It takes me about an hour to load gauge shells. Paper shot-shell hulls have an aroma that is so distinct I could smell it across a field. My Skeet, Trap and Sporting friends can likely attest to this as well as they produce a pushing recoil rather than a snap, that may be somewhat psychological but that's my story. To this day the smell of that burning paper instantly transports me into the front seat of an ole rusty 1954 International pickup truck driving to the dove field for an afternoon with my Dad. The calls from the other hunters echo through. Right shoulder! Low bird! Nice double! The feeling when the bird crumples over the recoiling barrel and rockets to the ground. Yes even cleaning birds at the end of the day and eating them for dinner before the next weekend's hunt. I love the smell of paper Federals on Labor day. Thanks for sharing Clark. Many of us experienced a little déjà vu reading this. Mmmm My mind just wandered back to squirrel hunting with paper.410 loads and a single barrel Stevens and then, quail hunts with my Dad and an old Stevens 12 gauge side by side loaded with paper hull shells. Thanks again Clark! Doug Frey Page 38

39 Club Contacts Alabama To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Club Contact Phone Web Site Alabama Skeet Shooting Association Roy Jorgensen, President (256) (256) roy.a.jorgensen.civ@mail.mil Big Sky Skeet & Trap Club Lacey s Spring, AL Dixie Trap & Skeet Club Mathews, AL (256) Bill Parson (334) dixietrap2525@gmail.com Ft. Rucker Skeet Club Ft. Rucker, AL Ralph P. Aaron, President (334) RPASKEET@YAHOO.COM Headland Skeet & Gun Club, Dothan, AL Bob Jenkins. Pres. Earl Beamon, Sec.-Tr. (334) bobj@headlandskeetgunclub.com earl@headlandskeetgunclub.com Madison Co, Shooting Sports, New Market, AL Mars Skeet Range Redstone Arsenal, AL Ralph Applebaum (256) rangemaster@mcssa-al.org Larry Krutsinger (256) TNSKEET@AOL.COM Muscle Shoals Skeet & Trap, Florence, AL Red Eagle Skeet & Trap, Childersburg, AL Southern Skeet & Trap Club, Irondale, AL Tuscaloosa Skeet Club Northport, AL Arkansas Charles Irwin, Secretary, Treasurer Mike Pelky Skeet Manager Billy Pounds, Manager Hubert Guthrie, Manager (205) Club (256) (256) m.g.pelkey@gmail.com (205) southernskeet@bellsouth.net (205) hguthrie@gmail.com Club Contact Phone Web Site Arkansas Skeet Shooting Association North Little Rock, AR Jerry Leding ((479) jerryleding@gmail.com Bella Vista Skeet Club Springdale, AR Blue Rock Sportsman Club, Inc. North Little Rock, AR Gary Greenhaw (479) Richard Karstetter, Shoot Chairman (501) rkarstetter07@comcast.net Page 39

40 Arkansas Club Contacts To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Club Contact Phone Web Site Dirty Creek Skeet & Gun Club Coal Hill, AR Rick Weaver (479) Duncan Farms Shotgun Sports & Game Birds Bismarck, AR John Duncan (501) dfarms@catc.net Malloy Sportsman Club El Dorado, AR Chris Crawford (870) Mountain Valley Sportsman s Association Hot Springs, AR Tom Sackett, Chairman (501) TLSACKETT@SBCGLOBAL.NET Pajaro Gun Club Fort Smith, AR Wendall Holmes President (479) glow2282@yahoo.com Twin Lakes Gun Club Mountain Home, AR West Poinsett Gun Club Weiner, AR Floyd Lee President Wayne Black Chairman (870) skeet@twinlakesgunclub.com (870) wayne@bscn.com Louisiana Club Contact Phone Web Site Louisiana Skeet Shooting Association Walter Williams, III President Harry Hawthorne, II Secretary/Treasurer (318) (318) wwthree3@msn.com harryhawthorne@gmail.com Cottonland Skeet & Trap, Inc., West Monroe, LA Bayou Boeuf Gun Club LeCompte, LA Hunters Run Gun Club Port Allen, LA Lafayette Skeet Academy Kaplan, LA Glynn P. Kiper (318) kiperfarms@att.net Wade Jones (318) Wjones1015@aol.com Dave O Quinn (225) dloquinn@bellsouth.net Gordon Benoit (337) gbenoit09@gmail.com Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club, Barksdale AFB Doug Frey H (318) W(318) dougfrey@bellsouth.net Toby Bancroft Memorial Gun Club, West Monroe, LA Charles Richardson Trey Hawthorne (318) (318) c_n_j@bellsouth.net harryhawthorne58@gmail.com Page 40

41 To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Louisiana, cont. Club Contact Phone Web Site South Louisiana Gun Club Bridge City, LA Fred Graff President (504) Fgraff9046@aol.com Mississippi Club Contact Phone Web Site Mississippi Skeet Shooting Association Starkville, MS Clark Hartness (662) (662) clark@msskeet.org Capitol Gun Club Jackson, MS Jerry L. Tharp, Manager (601) (601) jerrycgc@comcast.net Coast Rifle & Pistol Club Biloxi, MS Randy Brownlee Skeet Chairman (228) Gorace815@aol.com Greenwood Gun Club Greenwood, MS Randy Clark Sec/Treasurer W (662) H (662) randyclark@clarkins.org Lake GEP Skeet Club Laurel, MS North Delta Gun Club Clarksdale, MS W. M. Deavours (601) deavours@c-gate.net Tim Rankin (662) Troy-Natchez Trace Gun Club Pontotoc, MS Whitetail Ridge Outdoors Blue Springs, MS Michael Goines Manager Richard Holloway President (662) mag@ventriloquistinc.com (662) whiteridgeoutdoors@yahoo.com Missouri Club Contact Phone Web Site Missouri State Skeet Assn. O Fallon, MO Jeff Smith (636) jsmith92@gmail.com Gateway Gun Club Bridgeton, MO Club (314) manager@gatewaygunclub-stl.com Joplin Skeet & Trap Club Joplin, MO Roger Brown Manager Club (417) Page 41

42 Missouri, Continued To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Club Contact Phone Web Site Lead Belt Gun Club Bonne Terre, MO Dave Bahr Manager (573) Poplar Bluff Gun Club Poplar Bluff, MO J L Costin, Mgr. Mike Galloway, President (573) secretary@pbgunclub.com 2atloweight@gmail.com Prairie Grove Shotgun Sports Club, Columbia, MO Matt Riddell Manager (573) SHOOTING@PRAIRIEGROVESH OTGUNSPORTS.COM Rolla Shooting Club Rolla, MO Rover Gun Club West Plains, MO D. C. Look Chairman Lester Jett Owner (573) LOOK@MST.EDU (417) ROVERGUNCLUB@GMAIL.COM Springfield Rod and Gun Club Springfield, MO Bud Wood (417) W (417) THE4102MYFRIEND@HOTMAIL.COM SHOOTING@PRAIRIEGROVE SHOTGUNSPORTS.COM St. Louis Skeet & Trap Club Pacific, MO Rex Powers (636) THEMANAGER@SKEETRAP.COM Oklahoma Club Contact Phone Web Site Oklahoma State Skeet Assn. Broken Arrow, OK Joel Blankenship President Ray Vaslavsky Secretary/Treasurer (918) (918) JBlankenship@hughes.net RVASLAVSKY@AOL.COM Ada Skeet & Trap Club Ada, OK Bartlesville Sportsmen s Club Bartlesville, OK Jim Bevers Wade Drennan Chairman L M Winkler, Chairman Joe Simon, Sec. (405) Cb(580) H (580) (918) jbevers@earthlink.net wade@cableone.net lossonw@sbcglobal.net joe.simon64@gmail.com bartlesvillesportsmensclub.org Oil Capital Rod & Gun Club Broken Arrow, OK Michael Brewer Sec/Treasurer (918) (918) ducknorth28@yahoo.com Oklahoma City Gun Club Arcadia, OK Craig Wasson (405) wasson@ionet.com Sand Springs Sportsman Club Sand Springs, OK Harold Hockett President (918) secretary@sssportmanclub.com sssportsmanclub.com Tulsa Gun Club Tulsa, OK Ax Synar, V.P. Joel Blankenship, Tr Matt Riggin, (918) ax@laservault.com jblankenship@hughes.net mriggin@tulsacoxmail.com 69 Clays Miami, OK Jean Lasiter Manager (918) clays@datalinkok.com Page 42

43 To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Oklahoma, cont. Club Contact Phone Web Site Comanche Skeet & Trap Fort Sill, OK Bob Wolf Manager (580) Texas Club Contact Phone Web Site Texas Skeet Shooters Assoc. Rockwall, TX Woody Anderson President (214) wanderson@mytssa.com Aerial Targeting Systems Uvalde, TX Tomm Hupp Manager (830) acero@hilconet.com American Shooting Centers Houston, TX Ed Arrighi President (281) lynn@amshootcenters.com Arlington Sportsman Club Mansfield, TX Ernest Blocker Manager (817) Asc-membership@swbell.net Bandera Gun Club Bandera, TX Bexar Community Shooting Range Marion, TX J. M. Clements Manager Jennifer Winkelmann Manager (830) bandergunclub@sbcglobal.net (830) bcsrths@sbglobal.net Callahan Co. Shooting Assoc. Clyde, TX Kevin Meier Chairman (325) Capitol City Trap & Skeet Austin, TX Henry Wurzburg Skeet Chairman (512) hwurzburg@yahoo.com Cen-TX Skeet Club Randolph AFB, TX Comal County Shooting Sports Spring Branch, TX Corpus Christi Gun Club Corpus Christi, TX Dallas Gun Club Dallas, TX Ellis County Sportsman Club Waxahachie, TX Matt Hansen Skeet Manager (210) matt4skeet@att.net John Van Ausdall (210) jvanausdall@logixonline.com Bud Colwell Skeet Chairman Woody Anderson Skeet Chairman Charlie Beard Skeet Chairman (361) arthur.colwell@hdrinc.com (972) info@dallasgunclub.com (469) cebeard@peoplepc.com El Paso Skeet & Trap Club El Paso, TX John Braddock Skeet Chairman (915) johnrose23@sbcglobal.net Page 43

44 To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Texas, cont. Club Contact Phone Web Site Fayette County Gun Club West Point, TX Fort Hood Skeet & Trap Club Belton, TX Fort Worth Trap & Skeet Club Ft. Worth, TX Graham Skeet Club Graham, TX Grand Prairie Gun Club Grand Prairie, Texas Greater Houston Gun Club Missouri City, Texas Hot Wells Skeet Range Cypress, TX Gun Emporium Conroe, TX Madison County Gun & Archery Madisonville, TX Maud Gun Club Texarkana, TX Mission Skeet & Trap Club Mission, TX Randolph AFB Skeet & Trap Randolph AFB, TX Rose City Flying Clays Tyler, TX San Antonio Gun Club San Antonio, TX Sheppard AFB Skeet Wichita Falls, TX Terrell Rifle and Pistol Club Terrell, TX Waco Trap & Skeet Club Waco, TX Walter Van Wart Skeet Chairman Henry Wurzburg Skeet Director Tracy Ragle Skeet Chairman Bob Manskey Skeet Chairman (979) wb78963@yahoo.com (512) hwurzburg@yahoo.com (817) (940) clubmanager@fortwortht rapandskeet.com keet.com Robert Nicholas (214) nicholas.robert@sbcglobal.net Kevin Doughtery Manager Josh Vacek Manager Mike Scambray Skeet Chairman Dave Radenz President Tony Wakin, Skeet Chairman Richard Kotzur Skeet Director See Cen-TX Skeet Club Chris Dorsey Owner P. D. Parker Manager Rick Davis James Schmehl David Bell President Greg Surber Manager (281) (281) (832) manager@ greaterhoustongunclub Josh@HotWellsRange.com club.com grange.com (936) info@gunemporium.net wwwgunemporium.net (936) gailradenz@aol.com (903) Twakin1225@cableone.net (956) richardk@hiline.com (903) chris@rosecityflyingclays rosecityflyingclays.com (210) manager@sagunclub.com (940) rickcrashdavis@hotmail.com JUDGEFLB@HOTMAIL.COM (903) davebbell@gmail.com (254) wstclub@wacoskeet.com wacoskeet.com Be sure to send changes to your organization s contacts to Publisher@redchutegazette.com. Page 44

45 THE RED CHUTE GAZETTE DEAL Mission Statement The goal of the Red Chute Gazette is to promote the game of American Skeet. Our target market includes Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. Our goal is accomplished through publication and distribution an Internet only magazine containing items of interest to those individuals participating in, promoting and supporting registered skeet shoots. Subject matter includes calendars of upcoming events, shoot flyers, shoot reports and pictures. Also included are articles and stories about bird hunting, travel and food. The Deal The Red Chute Gazette will publish flyers advertising registered skeet shoots for your gun club at no cost to your club. Simply send us your flyer in Microsoft Word or PDF format via . That s FREE! The Catch If we agree to publish your shoot flyers, you agree to provide us with a shoot report, write-up or article suitable for printing in the Red Chute Gazette. Include pictures (jpeg or gif files) if possible. It doesn t have to be lengthy and it doesn t have be worthy of a Pulitzer. Just tell or show our readers about the fun you had. What about Sporting Clays and Trap or other events? The mission of the Red Chute Gazette is to promote interest and participation in registered Skeet. Sporting Clays and Trap are not subjects we focus on. We recognize that many gun clubs offer events other than Skeet. We are happy to provide commercial advertising space for clubs that wish to promote other shooting related events. Please contact us for our very reasonable rates for commercial advertisers To take advantage of this service contact Doug Frey by phone at (318) or via at publisher@redchutegazette.com All Rights Reserved Douglas F. Frey, Publisher, Red Chute Gazette, 6600 Gahagan Circle, Shreveport, LA Page 45