May Cole Duensing awarded the 2013 Dave Gordon Scholarship

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1 May Volume 47, Issue 12 Cole Duensing awarded the 2013 Dave Gordon Scholarship STATE OFFICERS Jason Hancock President 600 N. Bradley Palmyra, MO Ph Ryan Fitzgerald Vice President PO Box 1001 Osage Beach, MO Steve Bridger Secretary/Treasurer PO Box Kansas City, MO Ph Jeff Blystone Large & Small Game Chairman Bowhunting Defense Chair 2804 N. Union School Rd. Independence, Mo Kathy Potter NFAA Director- Missouri 1401 County Road 1255 Huntsville, MO (660) Diane Harlan Release Coordinator 510 Park Ave Huntsville, MO Cole Duensing (long time MBH/NFAA member) was awarded the 2013 Dave Gordon Scholarship ($1,000) by the NFAA Scholarship committee. Cole has been shooting competitively since the age of 15. He credits God with blessing him with a number of accomplishments over the years. Cole took 1st place at the Kansas City Regional NASP tournament (High School division) and 2nd place at the 2012 Show Me State Games in compound fingers division. He was the 2012 Missouri ASA Shooter of the Year in the Men s Known division, 2012 MBH Indoor State champion (Barebow), 2013 Kansas City Pro AM champion (Barebow), 2013 NFAA Sectional champion (Barebow) and 2013 MBH Indoor State Champion (Freestyle Limited). He has also found success in the hunting woods as well and has harvested 5 deer with archery equipment. One of which was a 153 buck in Cole is also a past recipient of the Paul A. Jeffries Scholarship award from the Missouri Bow Hunters Association. Congratulations, Cole!!

2 PAGE 2 ABI ARCHERY (NFAA/MBH ) Contact Jeff Blystone 2804 N UN- ION SCHOOL RD, Independence, MO ph Jandkbly@gmail.com Sec.-Sandy Maucelli (B of R) 8001 NE San Rafeal Dr, Clay Como, MO 64117, ph BUDER PARK ARCHERY CLUB (MBH ) Bill Myers, 2529 Braintree,High Ridge, MO 63049; billmyers@aol.com Sec Sharon Boedges, 2352 Charlemangne Dr, Maryland Hghts, MO 63043, CAPITOL CITY BOWBENDERS(MBH 2/28/14) Contact/ BofR: Ricky Spencer, 1601 ROUTE T,JEFFERSON CITY, MO ph rickyspencer5007@earthlink.net, Secretary: Ricky Spencer. CROSSROADS ARCHERY CLUB (MBH ) President BofR: David and Kaycia Woolsey. Shoots are 2nd Saturday each month. Range located at Ritter Springs Park near I-44. Park located on Farm Road 129/92. Details at or call (417) or (417) CUSTOM ARCHERY(2/28/14) Contact- Ryan Fitzgerald, PO Box 1001, Osage Beach, MO ph , ryanfitz@charter.net MBH Club Directory OWL CREEK ARCHERY (MBH 6/30/13) 6 mi E of Columbia, MO off I-70 Millersburg Exit 137, S on State Rd J. stop sign turn L through Millersburg Rt J will then turn R go 4.9mi to County Rd 324 on your L. 1/2mi to club on R Dennis Dudley, 2301 Bridgewater Dr, Columbia, MO 60202, ; Sec, John McGrath, 6020 St. Rd. J, Fulton, MO 65251, ST LOUIS BOWHUNTERS (MBH )St. Charles, MO Indoor rg located at 301 Tecumseh (Hwy. 94 North), St. Charles, Mo (636) outdoor rg located at Benchrest Rifle Club. Visit our website com for directions & info. Pres. Curt Pike (636) ; VP Ray Bergfeld (636) ; Treas. Bill Miederhoff (314) , Sec, Mike Niehoff (636) STATE FAIR ARCHERY CLUB (MBH )Pres Brad Campbell, PO Box 2486, Sedalia, MO 65302, ; VP Raymond Mahnesmith, Secretary Chris Bergman, , Indoor rg at 400 W 2nd, Sedalia. THREE TRAILS ARCHERY CLUB (MBH-NFAA 1-1/13/13)Pres.Tom Merker, 605 Allendale Kae Rd. Greenwood, MO 64034;Rick Marlow,Sec EAST FORK ARCHERY Rock n Shots (MBH-NFAA ) Indoor Range located at 1401 County Road 1255 Huntsville, MO JOAD program available. Call Range for more information: (660) BofR: Chris Botkins. cebotkins7@gmail.com. TWINLAKES BOW BENDERS (MBH-NFAA 2/28/14) Indoor rg 1mi S of Lincoln MO on Hwy 65 then 3mi E on Hwy H, 1mi S on gravel Rd. Outdoor rg 2mi S of Cole Camp, MO on Hwy F, R on gravel 1-1-1/4mi; Ron Newman, Sec ; Cecil Schlesselmann INDIAN TRAIL ARCHERY (MBH NFAA 9/30/13) Faron Teague, RT 4 Box 236-B, Salem, MO Carol Teague, Sec. INDEPENDECE BOW HUNTERS (MBH-NFAA 2/28/14) - Raytown, MO Indoor rg. located 6423 Railroad St., Raytown, MO. League and Practice 20 yards. Outdoor rg. William Landahl Park, Argo Rd. & 7 Hwy. Blue Springs, MO. Pres. Henry Houk; Secy Tobi Rogers (816) MARSHALL BOWHUNTERS (MBH-NFAA 4/30/13) PO Box 51, Marshall, MO 65340, Rg located Bus.65 Hwy to Yerby St E 1-1/2mi Pres Herb Latchaw ; VP Brad Harriman ; Sec Gayle Eidson ; Tres John Erickson NODAHO BOW HUNTERS CLUB (MBH-NFAA ) Outdoor bowhunter rg located 1/4mi E of Graham on Hwy A 1 1/4mi N on gravel Rd. 16 lane indoor rg located So end Maple Ave, Maitland, MO. Contact/Jeremy Mason, 409 South Armstrong,Parnell, MO, 64475,ph spotaddiction@gmail.com Pres Jesse Camacho ; VP Chris Morrow ; Tres; Jerry Brookshier ; Sec Jeanette Brookshier and Tim Randall MBH B of R www nodahobowhunters.com NOMO BOWHUNTERS ARCHERY ASSN. (MBH ) Moberly, MO.Outdoor rg located 1.8mi E of Junction 24 & 63 on Hwy 24 on S side of Hwy. Contact Charlie Langreder, 1508 Secretariat Dr,Columbia, MO,65202 ph: Pres Spencer Barron ;Vice President Larry Jackson Tres.-Aalan Eckhardt NORTHSIDE ARCHERS (MBH ) St Louis, MO Meets 1st Mon, every other month. Field rg in Creve Coeur Pk. Take Dorsett Rd W from I- 270 to Creve Coeur Pk, Contact Bob Brumback B of R 3260 Carlow Place, St Ann, MO 63074; ; Pres Rich Noble; VP James Hartley; Sec Robert Brumback 3260 Carlou Pl, St Ann, MO 63074; rbrumback6167@ sbcglobal.net NORTHWEST MISSOURI ARCHERY CLUB (NWMAC) (MBH-4/30/13) 3-D Range location from Bethany, MO. Hwy 136 W 9mi to Rt EE New Hampton; N 12mi to Rt M, W 3mi to Emmett & Leah Seat Conservation Area. Watch for signs to Archery Range. Pres Shane Smith ; VP Brad Nail ; Sec Teri Fosdick , Tres Marsha Criger , B of R Curt Criger, SW Kerns Rd, Stewartsville, MO 64490, COMMERCIAL ARCHERY LANES: ABSOLUTE ARCHERY-(NFAA-MBH 3/31/14) Steve Huntsman, 19 W. Dakota, Butler, MO 64730, (660) CUSTOM ARCHERY SUPPLY (MBH-NFAA 2/28/14) English Road, Lebanon, MO Phone: (417) nick@custom-arrows.com EAST FORK ARCHERY (MBH-NFAA ) Owned by Richard & Kathy Potter. Located at 1401 County Rd, 1255 Huntsville, MO. Call to reserve shooting time or obtain info. regarding membership, leagues & lessons.- efa@cvalley.net HILLTOP ARCHERY(MBH-NFAA 3/31/14) th St., Eagleville Mo (south side of square). Indoor 14 lane shooting facility and fully stocked retail store. Contact Kenny Martin (660) or visit com LUCAS ARCHERY (MBH/NFAA) ) 2531 Hwy DD, Moberly, MO Owner Gary Lucas POWDER HORN GUNS & SPORTING GOODS MBH-NFAA-2/28/14) Lee Brandkamp, 1915 Paris Rd, Columbia, MO 65201, SUMMIT ARCHERY CENTER (MBH/NFAA 3/31/14) 1168 Decker Rd, Gray Summit,MO Owner: Jeff Friedmann (636) ) LOOK FOR US ON FACEBOOK! Learn more about what MBH members are doing. A place to share your news and information related to Archery! Login or Register at the just search for Missouri Bow Hunters.

3 A message from your President Financial Statement as of April 30, 2013 They say there is no rest for the wicked, the same can be said for the Missouri archer. No sooner does indoor season wind down and outdoor begins. Missouri's indoor season wrapped up with the State Youth tournament. Once again we had several locations participate. Thanks to all who hosted and competed. The South Dakota Classic also had a nice showing from Missouri. It was held indoors this year for the first time. I'm sure everyone preferred shooting without the wind to contend with. It was nice to see several Championship Flight finishers from Missouri. MBH also had members attending the NFAA shoot in Redding, CA. I have heard this is a great shoot, with lots of different terrain than we are used to here in Missouri. 3D is also going strong. On any given Sunday you can find one within a reasonable driving distance anywhere in the state. There are a couple of upcoming MBH events this summer. They are the Sate Outdoor on July 13 & 14 in Blue Springs, MO. This shoot is hosted by Independence Bow Hunters. It is a two day field shoot. If you have never tried field archery before this is a great shoot to attend. Also in July will be the State 3D on July 27 & 28. This will be in Carrolton, MO and is hosted by Carroll County Bow Hunters. Registration for both of these shoots can be found on the MBH website or with the mail in form included in the Release. I would like to congratulate Cole Duensing on receiving the NFAA Dave Gordon Scholarship for archery. Way to go Cole! See everyone outdoors. Current Month Year to Date REVENUES MBH Club Charters Advertising/Relase Calendar Posting MBH Membership Dues , NFAA Membership , NFAA Course Approval/Club Dues Tournament Fees/Registrations , T-Shirt & Towel Sales , Bale Sales Post State Indoor Tournament , TOTAL REVENUES $ $26, EXPENSES NFAA Reimbursement , Accounting Fees Occupancy Expense Liability Insurance Release Publication Targets Tournament Bales , Awards , Key Chains T-Shirts & Towels Bank Fees PayPal Balance (to hold account open) PayPal/Credit Card Processing Fees Hall of Fame Plaques x Tournament Workers Expenses , BofR Meeting Expense Tournament Rental/host Fees , Office Supplies (Copier Toner, paper, etc) Printing (membership cards, ect) Postage (mailing awards, membership cards, etc) Annual Conservation Federation Dues Conservation Federation Mo. Annual Convention Annual Internet Maintenance Annual 4H Shooting Sports Donation TOTAL EXPENSES $1, $20, **Amended March General Account Beginning Balance 3, Income 19, Expenses -14, Ending Balance $8, Bowhunter Defense Fund 1, Grand Total of All Accounts $9, April General Account Beginning Balance 19, Income Expenses -1, Ending Balance $18, Bowhunter Defense Fund 1, Grand Total of All Accounts $19, NET MONTHLY INCOME Jeffries Scholarship Fund Current Month Year to Date Donations/Income Scholarship Recipients 0 0 Net $ $0.00 $ Jeffries Scholarship Fund Beginning Balance for the Month 11, Donations/Income 0.00 Scholarship Recipients 0.00 Ending Balance for the Month $11, **Please note, the Amended March General Account Balance reflects a correction and now reflects the correct amounts for the month of March, 2013.

4 Oh man, it has been a busy last couple weeks, but it s been a great time! At the end of April, I was informed that I was chosen for the Dave Gordon Scholarship from the NFAA. This is a great honor and I greatly appreciate the opportunity to represent the NFAA in the continuation of my education. I would like to start by saying thank you to all NFAA members, everyone in the NFAA leadership, everyone who has helped me along the way, and God who has blessed with this scholarship. Also, Dad and I went to the ASA Paris Pro Am in Paris, Texas.It was a fantastic time! The weather turned out to be very nice with temperatures topping out between 75 and 80 degrees all weekend. I saw quite a few familiar faces down there over the weekend, many of whom were MBH members. The fellowship with the other shooters was great. It s always a great time when everyone is a good sport and just enjoys the environment of a proam. The courses were fairly challenging with the leaves much more advanced than here in Missouri. The range was laid out very well with easy traveling from place to place. The Love Civic Center was the location for the vendors village creating a great environment to talk to people from nearly all your favorite gear manufacturers about new products they have released. On that note, I would highly recommend everyone to make it to a ASA Pro Am at some point in time. Not only is the shooting great, but there is plenty of good deals on all kinds of equipment and opportunities to try out equipment you have never had the opportunity to try. Another positive to a Pro Am is meeting with the pros and picking their brain about just nearly everything. I got to talk to a handful of pros in Texas and every one of them took the time to talk with me and answer my questions. Until next time, I ll had traveled to Louisville for the NASP Nationals that has upwards of 10,000 shooters registered. Yes, you read that right! 10,000 shooters in one place is a whole lot of shooting going on! I ll make sure to get some pictures. LARGE AND SMALL GAME COMMITTEE Enjoy some pictures that my Dad took in Paris! Aim Small and God Bless Cole Duensing Man it s been a tough Turkey season for me so far. The weather has not cooperated for me to this point. The cold wet weather makes hunting a challenge. I did have close calls on April 21 st, 26 th, 27 th, and 28 th but in all cases the birds would not commit to the decoys and they stayed out of my effective range of 30 yards or were screened by brush and I was unable to get a clear shot. I am trying to hunt from natural blinds this season. I know that a pop up blind is more effective but I really don t like sitting inside one of those. I just feel too confined and I don t like the amount of effort it takes to lug the house to a new location. I realize there could be a rather steep learning curve to getting a 20 yard shot from a natural blind but I think I ll stick with it this year to see if I can make it happen. I may be eating tag soup this spring in Missouri but my wife and I have a trip planned to Wyoming for Merriam Turkey the first week of May. I hope to get a harvest with my bow but I will be taking the shotgun along just in case. I ll let you know how it turned out next month. So far I have not received any harvest reports for the spring turkey season but I am hopeful you are all still out there hunting and I will see your success stories soon. Right: Scott Larkins 2012 Bow Kill Jeff Blystone jandkbly@gmail.com Left: Scott Larkins 2012 AZ Elk

5 News From The Stump. By : Kathy Potter NFAA Director Missouri potter.mbh@cvalley.net Well, another competitive Indoor season is in the books!!!! Congrats to all of you that participated and /or supported somebody behind the scenes. Far too often, we fail to acknowledge those individuals that make personal sacrifices in order to support somebody else that s standing up on the line making the shots. For all of you out there THANKS You ARE appreciated!!! I would like to send a HUGE shout out to all the Missourians that made that long trip to Yankton, SD for the NFAA Nation Unmarked 3D and the Dakota Classic. I quickly scanned the results and saw a number of familiar names: Cameo Gerkin, Stan Harmon Jr. and John Carrell are all NATIONAL 3D CHAMPIONS! Kenny Martin took 2nd and Steve Gerkin took 3rd in their divisions. Special congratulations goes out to Jackie White for taking home the big check in the Senior division for the Dakota Classic AND taking 3rd place in Redding at the NFAA Marked 3D Nationals! I m pretty proud of Mr. Potter for taking 3rd in the Championship Freestyle Division at the Dakota Classic. It was great to see so many first time attendees from Missouri this year. Way to REPRESENT!! For a complete list of all the results from all there shoots, just go to Switching gears the Easton Foundation and NFAA award over $20,000 in scholarships every year. The largest scholarship awarded by the NFAA Scholarship committee is the Dave Gordon award. I m proud to report that this year s winner was none other than our own Cole Duensing! Many of you know Cole either from the articles he has written for the MBH RE- LEASE or as 3D/Spot competitor. What you might NOT know is that Cole is the president of the Campus Activities Board at the Clinton Campus of State Fair Community College as well as a Federal Work Study there. He is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Additionally, Cole is a certified USA Archery Instructor and coaches archery at Holy Rosary Catholic School in Clinton, Missouri. Congratulations, Cole you make us proud! Now it s time to get those marks and head out to your favorite 3D, Field or FITA shoot. I encourage everybody to check out the Calendar of Events and head to a course to support a MBH Club event. Those clubs are critical to the survival of our sport and they need and appreciate your support. God Bless! THE RELEASE is published monthly and viewable for our members on MBH website:www. missouribowhunters.org MBH Membership Rates are : Single-$25.00 Family $30.00 Youth Only -$12.50 (Under 18) Join/Renew online or print application from the website and mail (with payment ) to the MBH office Contact the MBH Office at: Missouri Bow Hunters P.O Kansas City, MO Phone: Fax: (877) secy@mobowhunters.org Website: Face Book: Missouri Bow Hunters ADVERTISING RATES: Commercial MBH Club Full Page $ $90.00 Half Page $80.00 $50.00 Quarter Page $60.00 $35.00 Calendar of Events Submission $20.00 Business card: (12 months) $ Business card: ( 6 Months ) $60.00 Business card: ( 3 Months ) $33.00 Advertisers responsible for creating and submitting ads to the MBH office. Events submitted for the Calendar must not conflict with MBH state events (unless scheduled in advanced)

6 SEE YOURSELF HERE ADVERTISEMENT PAYS BIG BIRDS BAIT & BOWS Tom Big Bird Ciak Owner 216 N Main Street Maryville, MO (660) bigbird@bigbirdsbait.com ****NOTE **** Steve and Candy Bridger will be out of the country beginning May 10 and returning on May 20th. They will not have computer or phone access and will not be able to reset passwords or address questions or issues during that time. Thank you for your patience and understanding. HERE WE GO!!! 3-D season is in full swing with our first shoot under our belt. We had a FABULOUS turn-out for our April 14 shoot with 159 participants!! The fact that archery turkey season opened the next day may have helped, but we do hope those who came had a good time (in spite of the blustery conditions) and will come see us again. A BIG THANK YOU to all who came to enjoy the day. Results are posted on our web site at Thank you also to our members who showed up Saturday to clear the range of winter debris, set targets and stakes and do general cleanup we are so blessed to have a good crew to help. Congratulations to our own Linda Parker who brought home a silver bowl in the SFBHFSL division at the National Indoor Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky. Congratulations Cole Duensing for being awarded the Dave Gordon Scholarship from the NFAA. NODAHO BOW HUNTERS, INC. Our next shoot will be Mothers Day, May 12. Mothers shoot for free in tribute to this special day. In June, we are having a special Traditional Only shoot on Saturday, June 8. In addition to the regular shoot, we ll have games to play afterwards, so plan on staying. Sunday, June 9 will be our regular 3-D shoot for all classes. For those who shoot the Bowhunter class, we are doing something a little different this year if a person wins two times during the season, they will be asked to move to the Release class. This will prevent one person from dominating this class which is designed to be more of a hunting situation with the 35 yard maximum yardage and fixed pins. As always, feel free to contact any of our officers listed in the Club Directory with any suggestions or comments you may have it is you we want to please. You can also follow us on Facebook at Hope to see you soon! Jeanette Brookshier, Secretary

7 CONSERVATION COMMITTEE On March 29, 2013 I received an from the Conservation Federation of Missouri s Executive Director, Dave Murphy. He was informing me about and asking for help to stop a couple of pieces of legislation that were introduced on the last day of filing, by those who favor controlling the Missouri Department of Conservation to their own ends, in this case we believe it to be those sympathetic to or personally involved in the Captive Cervid Industry otherwise known as fenced deer hunting/breeding farms. The deer farmers and fenced hunting operations are worried that the MDC will put regulations into effect that will require better fences and disease prevention that will cost them money. The small minority of deer farms and fenced hunting operations are endangering the entire Missouri wild deer population by the introduction of Chronic Wasting Disease into the wild deer population. We cannot let the favoritism of a minority group rob the MDC of its authority to manage our HJR 36, sponsored by Representatives Caleb states wildlife and forests. Jones serving Cole, Cooper, Moniteau, and Boone counties and Todd Richardson serving The second piece of legislation called Butler and Dunklin counties, would require HB 962, sponsored by the same reprethe MDC to subject their regulations to resentatives would revise the definition view and approval of the Joint Committee on of livestock to include elk and cervids Administrative Rules. This legislation would obtained from a legal source and directly involve the general assembly imme- raised in confinement. I believe the diately to approve any regulation changes intentions are the same for this house the MDC wants to implement. It would tobill; to wrench the authority for deer tally undermine the constitutional authority from the MDC giving it to some other we citizens have given our conservation place where politics and favoritism agency. Talk about too many fingers in the can call the shots instead of conservapie! This legislation would totally muddy the tionists who have the expertise and waters and prevent the experts at the MDC the best interests of Missouri s wild from managing our forests, fish, and wildlife deer as their first priority. properly. We as sportsman and hunters cannot stand idly by while a few try to force their will and selfish objectives on all of us! So speak up! Contact you state representative, Speaker of the House Tim Jones, and representatives Caleb Jones and Todd Richardson to let them know this is a terrible idea! Contact Info;Caleb Jones phone # is with an of caleb.jones@house. mo.gov Todd Richardson phone # is with an of todd.richardson@house. mo.gov Tim Jones, Speaker of the House, has a phone # with an of tim. jones@house.mo.gov If you need to find you state representative go to; aspx Happy Bow Hunting Jeff Blystone Jandkbly@gmail.com Cell Random Pictures Pictured above : Richard Potter with his Turkey To the right: Participants shooting in the Missouri Bow Hunters Junior Indoor State Championships. These shots were taken at East Fork Archery. Pictured above : Spencer Barron s grandson Gage Hill at R100 Above : A Group shot taken at East Fork Archery for the Missouri Bow Hunters Juniors Indoor State Championships

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13 CALENDAR OF EVENTS May 12 Nodaho Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot May 12 Carroll County Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot May 19 St. Louis Bowhunter (Benchrest Rilfle Club.-3-D Shoot May 19 Capitol City Bowbenders 3-D Shoot May 26 Smokey Hollow Archers 3-D Shoot June 1 NOMO Bowhunting (4-H/Youth at Club) -3-D Shoot June 2 NOMO Bowhunting (at the Club)-- 3-D Archery Shoot June 2 NWMAC 3-D Shoot June 2 Marshall Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot June 2 NOMO Bowhunting (at the Club) 3-D Archery Shoot June 2 California Shooters (Colten Powell Memorial Shoot) June 8 Nodaho Bow Hunters Traditional Only Shoot June 9 Owl Creek Archery 3-D Shoot June 9 Nodaho Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot June NFAA Midwest Sectional Outdoor Field Shoot hosted by Independence Bow Hunters at Laundau Park in Blue Spirngs, MO June 23 Smokey Hollow Archers(Shoot-Eat-Win). 3-D Shoot June 23 Capitol City Bowbenders (Individual/ Team) 3-D Shoot June 30 NOMO Bowhunting - Magic City Games -3-D Shoot July 7 NWMAC 3-D Shoot July 13 Carroll County Bow Hunters Survival Shoot July 14 Nodaho Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot July MBH State -Outdoor July Marshall Bow Hunters (MOJAM) 3-D Shoot July 20- NOMO Bowhunting (at the Club) -.3-D Archery Shoot July 21-NOMO ShowMeStateGames 3-D Archery Hosted/NOMO July Missouri Bow Hunters 3D Tournament at Carroll County Bow Hunters July 28 Smokey Hollow Archers -3-D Shoot Aug 4 Capitol City Bowbenders/Miller Lite Sponsored 3D shoot Aug 4 NWMAC 3-D Shoot Aug 4 Marshall Bow Hunters (27 Annual Bud Shoot) 3-D Shoot Aug 10 Nodaho Bow Hunters Night Shoot Aug 10 NOMO Club shoot/dinner (member and guest) Aug 11 NOMO Bowhunting - Archery/Flee Market/3-D Shoot Aug 11 Nodaho Bow Hunters 3-D Appreciation Shoot Aug 18 MBH State 600 Round Aug 25 St. Louis Bowhunter (Benchrest Rilfle Club) 3-D Shoot Aug 25 Smokey Hollow Archers.3-D Shoot Aug 11 NOMO Bowhunting - Archery/Flee Market and 3-D Shoot Aug 11 Nodaho Bow Hunters 3-DAppreciation Shoot Aug 18 MBH State 600 Round Aug 25 St. Louis Bowhunter (Benchrest Rilfle Club) 3D Shoot Aug 25 Smokey Hollow Archers 3-D Shoot Sept.1 NWMAC 3-D Shoot Sept 8 Nodaho Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot Dec 2 Hilltop Archery Indoor 360 Dec 7-8 Nodaho Bow Hunters -300 Round or Vegas Dec. 8 St. Louis Bowhunters Indoor (301 Tecumshe, St Charles) AWARDED MBH LIFE MEMBERSHIPS For their outstanding contributions to the sport of Archery 1953* Paul Jeffries 1993* Millie Foster 1954* Hugh Collins 1993 Earl Foster 1954* Pauline A. Reeg 1994 Jerry Reynolds 1967* Jim Schulz 2000* Gene Towne 1980* Earl Hoyt, Jr Jack Davis 1981 Dick Wood 2006 Dave Williams 1984 Paul Poteet 1984* Jim Lewis * Deceased 1991 Don Roper 2005* Dr. Charles (Bert) Grayson (Honorary Life Member)