April NFAA National Indoor Championships! Congrats to some of our winners!!!! STATE OFFICERS. Brandy Lemons

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1 April Volume 47, Issue NFAA National Indoor Championships! Congrats to some of our winners!!!! STATE OFFICERS Jason Hancock President 600 N. Bradley Palmyra, MO Ph Linda Parker Cassie Hancock - Nick Younger Brandy Lemons Ryan Fitzgerald Vice President PO Box 1001 Osage Beach, MO ryanfitz@charter.net Steve Bridger Secretary/Treasurer PO Box Kansas City, MO Ph mbhsecretary@gmail.com Butches Outdoor World Youth Jeff Blystone Large & Small Game Chairman Bowhunting Defense Chair 2804 N. Union School Rd. Independence, Mo jandkbly@gmail.com Cub Male Champions Left Mason Burch 2nd place, Nick Younger-Champion Right Luke Mann 3rd Kathy Potter NFAA Director- Missouri 1401 County Road 1255 Huntsville, MO (660) nfaadir@mobowhunters.org Diane Harlan Release Coordinator 510 Park Ave Huntsville, MO Youth Female Freestyle Left Kourtni Baker 3rd, Cassie Hancock- Champion Right Brooke Miller 2nd Youth Male Freestyle Left: Zach Burch 3rd

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 ; Sec/TresAlan Eckhardt sbcglobal.net; Tres Brian Dufaux, Burgess Ave, Bridgeton, MO 63044, 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! 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3 A message from your President Financial Statement as of March 31, 2013 As another year of indoor winds down it sure was a successful one. We saw many state records get broken and several bowls came home from Louisville. Our state shoot had a record amount of shooters, both individual and team shooters. We had a couple of problems along the way but for our first time out and the record number of shooters, I think we faired pretty well. We had a lot of volunteers that were willing to come out and give us a hand setting up, running, and tearing down. I'd hate to start naming names of everyone who stepped in to help because I'm sure I would leave someone out. Without the help of these volunteer's we would not be able to have a state shoot at all. A very special "Thank You" goes out to everyone of you. MBH was also very well represented at Nationals this year. It's really impressive to see so many people wearing MBH shirts walking around the convention center. Missouri also brought home a few silver bowls and had many Championship flight finishes. Not only was Missouri well represented with adults there are lot of youth shooters from our state as well. There was one youth class that had all three top finishers coming from Missouri. I know of several cubs that earned top three honors as well. To me they are the future of our sport and I am very proud of them all. With outdoor season already starting the calendar is starting to get pretty full. Please keep an eye onthe Release for upcoming shoots. If you have never been to an outdoor shoot, I highly recommend attending one this summer. We don't get many shooters at our State Outdoor and that is something I would like to change. Last year was our first time at this event and we had a great time. So, I hope to see more of you there this year. We also cannot forget abouth the Youth State Indoor coming up on the 13th and 14th of April. We are hoping for another record number of shooters. Current Month Year to Date REVENUES *MBH Club Charters Advertising/Release Calendar Posting 0 80 *MBH Membership Dues 4, , NFAA Memberships NFAA Course Approval/Club Dues Tournament Fees/Registrations 10, , T-Shirt & Towel Sales 1, , Bale Sales Post State Indoor Tournament 2, , TOTAL REVENUES $19, $25, EXPENSES NFAA Reimbursement 0 1, Accounting Fees Occupancy Expense Liability Insurance Release Publication Targets Tournament Bales 4, , Awards 1, , 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 1, , BofR Meeting Expense Tournament Rental/Host Fees 1, , Office Supplies (Copier toner, paper, etc.) Postage (mailing awards, etc) Annual Conservation Federation Dues Conservation Federation Mo. Annual Convention Annual Internet Maintenance Annual 4H Shooting Sports Donation TOTAL EXPENSES $14, $19, GENERAL ACCOUNT Beginning Balance $2, Income $19, Expenses $14, Ending Balance $ BOWHUNTER DEFENSE FUND $1, Grand Total of All Accounts $9, NET MONTHLY INCOME Jefferies Scholarship Fund Current Month Year to Date Donations/Income Scholarship Recipients 0 0 Net $ $ $ Jefferies Scholarship Fund Beginning Balance for the Month $10, Donations/Income Scholarship Recipients 0 Ending Balance for the Month $11, Until next month Jason BIG BIRDS BAIT & BOWS Tom Big Bird Ciak Owner 216 N Main Street Maryville, MO (660) bigbird@bigbirdsbait.com

4 On March 23 rd, 2013, the Missouri National Archery in the Schools Program State Championship was held at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg. Once again, the tournament had another record attendance, topping out at over 1,400 shooters! 14 line times with 60 target butts on each line, it was quite the sight! Using NASP legal equipment, shooters competed amongst each other while having a great time enjoying the sport we all have come to love. With bragging rights and nearly 5 foot tall trophies for championship teams up for grabs, it was very cool to see the shooters focus in on their shooting while at the same time being great sportsmen and superb shooters. The shooting from many teams this year was nothing short of incredible. Students shot as individuals, but their scores were combined with their teammates to create team scores. These scores were made up of the top 12 scores on the team, 2013 Missouri NASP State Championship Another Great Success with at least 4 scores being boys and 4 scores being girls. The three age divisions where High School, Middle School, and Elementary. Rounding out the top 3 in the High School team division was Sarcoxie R-II coming in 1 st with 3339 pts., Crane HS in 2 nd with 3302, and Willard HS in 3 rd at a Just an interesting fact, MBH members Kaycia and David Woolsey and Chris Berry are coaches at Sarcoxie. In the Middle School team division, Holy Rosary took 1 st with a score of 3284, Ridgewood finished in 2 nd with 3255, and Hillsboro came home with 3 rd with a The top 3 teams in the Elementary School age division was George Guffey Elementary finishing 1 st at a 3169, second place went to Holy Rosary at a 3031, and Maramec Heights with a 3006 came in 3 rd. The top 5 individuals in each division were also recognized and given trophies. There is too many to name here, but one note of interest is MBH member Hunter Berry finished in 1 st for High School individual. Total results of the tournament can be found at nasptournaments.org, please check it out! Yours truly has had the opportunity to be a coach at Holy Rosary (mentioned above) for the last couple years. I have seen the growth of this program grow immensely across the state. This is the true future of the sport and its stronger than ever! On a personal note, I just want to thank head coach Marnie Bellamy, principal Doug McMillan, and Father Philip Egan for allowing me the opportunity to be part of the team and I look forward to more success in the future! Enjoy a few pictures from the event on page 8. Aim Small and God Bless Here are a couple of more game reports that came in. 49. Savannah Hanning, Salem, 130 lb. 7pt. Buck, 42 yard shot on 10/19/12 in Dent Co. 1 st deer! 50. Eric Krentz, Mexico, Coyote, 15 yard shot at 11am in Audrain Co. MBH annual awards for 2012/13 season are; 1 st Spring Turkey Jim Brinkmann killed on 4/16/12 at 9:30 am Last Spring Turkey Jeff Blystone killed on 5/4/12 at 8:31am 1st Fall Turkey- Jim Brinkmann killed on 9/29/12 at 8:32am. 1st Deer- Charles Cashett Jr killed on 9/15/12 at 6:01pm. Honorable mention goes to Kenton Hayes with a harvest on 9/15/12 at 6:45pm. Last Deer- Terry Whitford killed on 1/14/12 at 5:10pm. P&Y Typical Best Buck- No entries received. P&Y Non-Typical Best Buck- No entries received Lucky Deer- We had two members win. The actual Lucky Deer Weight was 136 lb. Jack Davis and Sean Johnson both submitted reports of deer that weighed 137 lbs. LARGE AND SMALL GAME COMMITTEE Grand Slam Award- We had two Grand Slam Archers this year. Jim Brinkmann and Dave Druml. Big Fish Kill- Kenton Hayes, 22.5 lb. Common Carp. Longest Gar Kill- Kenton Hayes, Gar. Congratulations to the above members on their awards! Season Summary; 22 MBH members turned in reports last season. There were 45 deer reports, 4 turkey, and one coyote for a total of 50 reports during the fall & winter season. Nine members killed more than one deer. 3 killed two deer, 1 killed three deer, 3 killed four deer, 1 killed five deer, and 1 member killed seven deer this season. I had five first time archery deer killers this year with three of those members 16 years old or younger! There were 29 does, 12 antlered bucks, and 4 button bucks harvested. For the second year in a row no one turned in a P&Y buck entry. I saw some photos of bucks that would have qualified but no one submitted an entry. Also for the second year in a row the shot average was over twenty yards. This year s average was yards. Sleeping in this year worked out OK. 28 deer were harvested in the PM hours and 17 in the AM hours. Carbon arrows were used on all of the harvests and broadheads were split right down the middle with 23 mechanical and 22 fixed blade designs. Only 3 deer were taken on public ground. 42 were taken out of treestands, 2 from a blind, & 1 by still hunting. There were only eight turkey reports submitted, four spring and four fall turkeys submitted by 5 members. All of the birds were shot from a blind. Average shot was yards. Only two of the eight kills were on public ground. One member harvested 4 of the turkeys reported this year. Remember to turn in your spring 2013 turkey harvests. Youth season is April 6 th &7 th ; regular season is April 15 th thru May 5 th. Jeff Blystone jandkbly@gmail.com

5 News From The Stump. By : Kathy Potter NFAA Director Missouri potter.mbh@cvalley.net Congrats to all of you that made the trip to Louisville and participated in the 2013 NFAA National Indoor Championships! It seemed that everywhere I looked, there was somebody from Missouri carrying a silver bowl. Whether you took home a silver bowl, a medal or just some wonderful memories, THANKS for supporting the NFAA and representing our State. You guys ROCK! One last indoor tournament remains. The second annual MBH Junior State Indoor Championship will be shot this weekend at multiple locations around the state. This is a great opportunity for our young folks to compete, make new friends and earn awards. Participants are required to be MBH members, but Youth memberships are only $12.50 and can be purchased the day of the shoot. Some of you will be heading to Yankton, SD in a few weeks (April 20th-21th) to compete in the 2013 Dakota Classic. This is the third leg of the 3 Star Tour. Competitors that shot at Vegas and Louisville can participate in The Dakota Classic and earn the chance to shootoff for a car! The NFAA Classic 600 Round will be shot each day. Saturday and Sunday rounds will consist of 4 ends of 5 arrows shot at 3 distances. Four minutes is allowed for each end. The target is the 6-ring center spot of the 92 cm WAF target face with gold-red-blue, etc. (10 through 6) scoring areas. Cub distances are yards, Youth distances are , and Young Adult/Adult/Senior distances are yards. Participants may enter either a Championship Division or a Flight Division. This year, the 600 round format will be shoot inside the new indoor shooting facility! You can get all the tournament details and register for the shoot at One other important note, the NFAA National Unmarked 3D Championship is also held in Yankton, the same weekend as the Dakota Classic. The Shoots have been organized so that Competitors can participate in both tournaments in the same weekend. Just go to the website listed above to get all the details! Hope everybody makes times to get outdoors this month and enjoy all that springtime has to offer. Who knows you might just hear a turkey gobbling or find a mushroom!;) 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 CONSERVATION COMMITTEE The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has a motto Hunting is Conservation! I agree. Judging by the picture below the future of conservation is looking good! Savannah Hanning of Salem harvested her first deer with a bow. On the evening of October 19 th at 4:30 she made a great 42 yard shot from a ground blind with her 40 pound PSE bow, Carbon Express arrow, and Rage broadhead. The buck only made it forty yards after the complete pass through lung shot before expiring. Way to go Savannah! Happy Bow Hunting Jeff Blystone Jandkbly@gmail.com SEE YOURSELF HERE ADVERTISEMENT PAYS Whew! I m sure that is what the State and National officers feel after a very intense indoor season! Maybe they can relax and reload before 3-D and Field Archery season gets into full swing. I know most Nodaho archers are looking forward to going outside after a busy season. I was looking at the attendance for the Midwest Sectional Championship and it looks like a record crowd attended. Congratulations to Connie Randall and Linda Parker for their first place finishes in FSL and SFSL, respectively. Tim Randall continues to do well in the SMFSLRL division and took 2 nd. Chris Morrow shot two 300 s and took 1 st in the 2 nd flight in the Male Freestyle division wow, adding them up, there were 21 archers who shot a two day score of 600 that s impressive. Sometimes it seems it is hard to shoot your best when you don t know who your competition is and how they are doing NODAHO BOW HUNTERS, INC. The State shoot was a big success with a record attendance. I was impressed with our new officers and how they ran the show. Candy and Steve apologized for getting Sunday times posted so late, but I m sure it was very hard with the record crowd to get everyone shooting with their competition on Sunday at the same time with so few empty butts to work with. Nodaho had a good turnout with 26 archers competing. Congratulations to state champions Linda Parker, Connie Randall, Quinn Talbott, Jason Thompson, Jenell Ciak, Marsha Criger & Madison Thompson. We will be having our after league/start of outdoor party March 30. We always have a good time playing archery games and enjoying the great food our members provide. Our first outdoor 3-D shoot will be on April 14. Our range captain, Max Medsker said there was only minor winter trash to be dealt with on A side and doubted if our B side is any different, so our work party will have it in good shape and ready to go on the 14 th. We decided to bring back our marked yardage shoot for the first shoot, many think it helps sharpen the senses as far as yardage estimation after a long winter. We ll also start our member Wednesday night leagues the week after our shoot. If you are interested in becoming a member, give one of the officers a call we re listed in the Club Directory in the Release. The grass is greening up and the Robins have arrived Happy Spring everyone! Jeanette Brookshier, Secretary

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8 Well by the time you read this it will be well into spring and almost summer. Several 3-D shoots will have already been shot by now. The State Indoor was fantastic again this year. Thanks to one and all who worked so hard to put it on. I heard a lot of comments about the shoot. It was a great place to shoot. At least there was no trouble finding a parking place. Thanks also to one and all that ran the line, and sat up and tore down after the shoot. I did get to make the Indoor National at Louisville, Kentucky again this year, and had a wonderful time. There were some fantastic scores shot this year again. Boy, was that an experience. There were thirteen hundred and twenty five shooters there. A new record I think. There were target butts on both sides of the Convention Center with the vendors in between. It was very impressive to this old boy. Our Tuesday night Indoor league is over, but I don t have the results at this time. I will try to get the results in the next writing. Congratulations to all of them for some fine shooting this year and last. Enough about that, let s get to the great outdoors. I always enjoy the State Outdoor shoots whether I shoot good or not. I hope to see a lot of you all there this summer. It seems that if you have a problem one particular target, on the next round maybe you can get your evens on it. Our outdoor range is coming along slowly. We had some wind damage that required two chain saws and a lot of work to get halfway cleared. We do hope to have it ready for the first outdoor league night. It is always the first Tuesday night in May. I hope everyone else is having good luck at getting their ranges ready. Our only deer harvest turned in to me was Rich Noble who took an eight point buck, and I took one shot this year and killed a tree. Oh well, I got two off of my stand during gun season and my son-in-law took one off of it too. There is not too much else happening here right now. Just thinking about the upcoming spring turkey season that is just around the corner. Hope you all have a safe and successful turkey season. Until the next time, may all your arrows find the Gold. Bob Brumback Northside Archers St. Louis, MO 2013 Missouri NASP State Championship Pictures by Cole Duensing

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10 CALENDAR OF EVENTS April 14 Jr. MBH State Indoor Indoor April 14 Nodaho Bow Hunters -3-D Shoot April 14 Carroll County Bow Hunters 3-D Shoot April 14 Owl Creek Archery 3-D Shoot April 21 California Shooters Club 3-D Shoot April 28 Smokey Hollow Archers 3-D Shoot April 28 St. Louis Bowhunter (Benchrest Rilfle Club) 3-D Shoot May 5 NWMAC -3-D Shoot 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 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)