Club Fundraiser
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The fund raiser conducted in August 2011 was successful. The club hosted a 100 bird shoot for both Trap and Sporting Clays.
We also hosted youth fishing in the club pond, and several children were successful in catching fish.
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A summary of past Club events and activities
The fund raiser conducted in August 2011 was successful. The club hosted a 100 bird shoot for both Trap and Sporting Clays.
We also hosted youth fishing in the club pond, and several children were successful in catching fish.
Mr Leslie Hauck has been selected as this years club sponsored Hunter for the 2011 Disabled Deer Hunt. Special thanks go to the anonymous club member who donated the funds to purchase Mr Hauck's Deer Permit.
Thanks also go to Tom's Custom Meats for agreeing to process a harvested deer. Chet Huber will work with Leslie Hauck over the period of the hunt on October 8-9, 2011.
Sporting Clays have ended for the season. This season was especially successful for Sporting Clays as the club was able to purchase several target throwers and has already enjoyed the payback returns for these items. We anticipate next season will be even more successful!
The Sparta Rod & Gun Club will conduct a fundraiser shoot on August 27-28, 2011 at the club grounds. Activities will include 100 bird Individual Open Trap Shoot and Sporting Clays 100 bird Shoot on Saturday. On Sunday activities include 2 Person Team Trap Shoot, with open shooting after the team shoot is completed, and 100 bird Sporting Clays Course. The club will also host youth events which include fishing in the Trout Pond for children 12 and under, and a Youth Bow Shoot (16 yrs and under). The Black River Bass Masters will sponsor the fishing activity. Food will also be served in the Trap Building and will include Brats, Hot Dogs, and BBQ.
The recently completed Rinehart 100 (R-100) archery shoot was a rousing success. Over 700 archers from across the country, and at least one from overseas, competed in the event.
The "Archery Guys" once again did an outstanding job in running this event. Additional information, including pictures, will be posted on the Archery page soon. Watch for them.
Several people have asked if the club will conduct or sponsor Conceal Carry Classes in response to the new Wisconsin law legalizing Conceal Carry. Given the state has not issued definitive requirements or regulations concerning concealed carry, the club has elected to wait until regulations covering this subject are issued by the State of Wisconsin.
Regulations are expected to be released in the fall of 2011.
The club will host a Concealed Carry Safety Course on June 11, 2011. Classes will be from 8 am to 5 pm. Cost is $135 per person. Jeff Ripp is the point of contact for additional information. All ranges will be closed for this event.
The fishing pond will be open to all club members from May 2 to May 6, 2011.
The club hosted the annual Couples Fun Night on February 19th. Close to 50 couples participated, enjoying an excellent meal of Prime Rib and taking chances on a number of outstanding raffle prizes. A good time was had by all.
The participants would like to thank all the volunteers who helped make this event a success. Special thanks go out to the Chef and his crew for the excellent prime rib dinner!
In November 2010 the club drafted a letter to the Monroe County Board of Supervisors concerning access to county lands in New Lyme. That letter outlined our concern with the limited access to county forest lands located in New Lyme. Specifically, we stated our opposition to the blocking of the access road off Birch Road.
On November 15, 2010Ray Weibel presented this letter during a meeting with county officials. As a result of Ray's and the Club's efforts the county agreed to allow full access to the area in question for the balance of archery and Gun Deer seasons. Our thanks go out to Ray for taking the time to present the club's concerns and to the county for understanding the needs of the local sportsman.