Next Meeting…Wednesday, May 10th at the Eagles Club
Free burgers for paid members at 6 PM…Meeting at 7 PM
If you have not renewed your membership yet or you would like to sign up you can download a form to send in from our website , by talking to a club officer, or by stopping at L&H Shoe Shop.
Our benefits include our club newsletter, free burgers at most meetings, and a subscription to North Dakota Outdoors Magazine.
Big Spenders Banquet & Raffle – We had a good turnout for the banquet. BCWF netted around $15,000 off of the boards, bird bands, and $1,000 raffles! The raffle winners are listed on the next page.
BCWF Scholarships – The winners of the $250 scholarships to VCSU for 2017 are Amanda Starr, Drew Jacobson, Zachary Chapman, and Morgan Getzkow.
June Hunters Ed – The June class dates will be the 12th, 13th, 15th 19th, and 22nd. If you have any questions contact Skip Pederson 845-3211.
March Hunters Ed – The March class had 35 students complete the class, 14 of the students were female. There were 14 students that got 10% on the test.
Perch Rings – There were 30 perch rings either built or repaired to put into Lake Ashtabula to help with the perch spawn. The club will need more garland for 2018 rings.
NDWF – There have been 9, $1,000 grants given out to high school trap teams this year. There is still discussion on hiring an executive director. The cost for hiring one is estimated to be $90,000.
Trap Club – BCWF will be donating $4,000 to the trap club to help with the cost of maintaining the trap range.
Summer Derby – Applications have been mailed out, if you are interested in fishing the derby and haven’t before contact Perry right away, we are very close to a full field.
Moon Lake – The club put in a new fishing dock at Moon Lake.
Buffalo Sharp Shooters – The club donated $1,000 to help with the cost of going to nationals this year.
Gaylon Hansen Youth Day – The date has been set for August 2nd this year. The event is open to kids ages 9-18.
Archery Reminder-The Archery Club has a new facility for its members located at 1025 4 Bottle Drive in the northwest industrial park between Drug Plastics and the Barnes County Municipal Airport. Shooting times are Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 7pm to 9pm. For more information call Neil Pederson at 840-0173.
Big Spenders Raffle Winners
- Choice of the vehicle or $15,00…..Robert Davis, Arthur
2. Browning Rifle….. Wanda Pabst, Sanborn
3. Grill…..Sue Plecity, Fargo
4. Terry Redlin….. Bob Wahlund, West Fargo
5. Terry Redlin….. Merle Swenson, Sanborn
6. Terry Redlin…..Dan Taylor, Valley City
7. Terry Redlin…..Mark Swanberg, Valley City
8. Terry Redlin…..Maynard Flatt, Valley City
9. Terry Redlin…..Dale Maasjo, Valley City
10. Terry Redlin…..Dean Pederson, Valley City
11. Terry Redlin…..Don Malec, Valley City
12. Terry Redlin…..Jeanne Burchill, Valley City
13. Terry Redlin…..Ryan Anderson, Chaffee
14. $200…..John Froelich, Valley City
15. $200…..Jamie & Courtney Differding, Fargo
16. $200…..Jeff Nathan, Valley City
17. $200…..Sue Kapaun, Valley City
18. $200…..Gene Masse, New Rockford
19. $100…..Dave Zeller, Valley City
20. $100…..Terry Metzger, Valley City
21. $100…..Craig Wendt, Fargo
22. $100…..Glen Goehring, Fargo
23. $100…..Travis Messer, Bismarck
Gun Boards, Bird Bands, and $1,000 Winners
Bird Band…..Remmington 243…..Derrick Ellingson, Harwood
Rifle Board…..Remmington 270…..Staci Hovland, Buffalo
Pistol Board…..22 Pistol…..Joel Christoferson
Pistol Board…..9MM Pistol…..Mona Hennel, Valley City
Rifle Board…..Golden Boy…..Kevin Christensen, Valley City
Shotgun Board…..Over/Under12 Gauge…..Jane Plecity
Grill Board…..Tom Olson, Valley City
Scheels Board…..David Martin, Wheatland
$1,000 Drawing…..Pam Berntson
$1,000 Drawing…..Jerad Enger, Fargo
$1,000 Drawing…..Wayne Liebersbach, Valley City
$1,000 Drawing…..Brian Johnson, Valley City
$1,000 Drawing…..Jim Zerface, Tower City
Next Meeting…Wednesday, March 8th at the Eagles Club
Free burgers for paid members at 6 PM…Meeting at 7 PM
If you have not renewed your membership yet or you would like to sign up you can download a form to send in from our website , by talking to a club officer, or by stopping at L&H Shoe Shop.
Our benefits include our club newsletter, free burgers at most meetings, and a subscription to North Dakota Outdoors Magazine.
BCWF Predator Hunt – There were 16 teams and 32 hunters this year. There were a total of 13 coyotes shot. The winner of the riffle was Mike Thoreson. The largest coyote was shot by Ian Severson and Natalie Koch. The smallest dog was shot by Eugene Sandness, Keith Hample, Rob Sandness. The top 3 teams were -1st Place – 3 Coyotes. Eugene Sandness, Keith Hample, Rob Sandness;2nd Place – 2 Coyotes Dustin Krueger, Nick Olson, Austin Gahner; 3rd Place – 2 Coyotes. Justin Gronbeck and Gary Will. Ties were broke by check in time.
North Dakota Winter Show: We are having a booth again this year at the Winter Show March 9th-11th stop by and renew your membership if you have not had a chance to do so yet. We will have some information from the Game and Fish and a picture slide show of events throughout the year.
Big Spenders Banquet – Will be April 8th at the Eagles.
VCSU Scholarships: The application is attached to the email and also available at L&H Shoe Shop and Perry also has some. The deadline to turn in applications this year is April 1st.
Hunters Ed – Next class starts in March. Class dates will be March 13th, 14th, 16th, 20th, and 23rd. Contact Skip Pederson 845-3211 with questions.
Archery– They are shooting Monday and Wednesday nights starting at 7. The location is 1025 4 Bottle Drive. Contact Neil for more information 840-0173.
Summer Derby: Applications have been mailed out, if you are interested in fishing the derby and haven’t before contact Perry.
Gaylon Hansen Youth Day: The date has been set for August 2nd this year. The event is open to kids ages 9-18.
High School Trap League: There were 47 kids that attended the preregistration for the spring season.
Jr Naturalists – They will be making recycled bird houses on March 23 at the Rhodes Science Center Room 209 at 6pm.
There were 16 teams and 32 hunters this year. There were a total of 13 coyotes shot. The winner of the riffle was Mike Thoreson. The largest coyote was shot by Ian Severson and Natalie Koch. The smallest dog was shot by Eugene Sandness, Keith Hample, Rob Sandness.
Top 3 Teams –
1st Place – 3 Coyotes. Eugene Sandness, Keith Hample, Rob Sandness
2nd Place – 2 Coyotes. Dustin Krueger, Nick Olson, Austin Gahner
3Rd Place – 2 Coyotes. Justin Gronbeck and Gary Will
- Ties are broke by check in time.
We had 15 teams this year and 37 hunters. There were 11 total coyotes shot.
1st $259.00 Gary Will, Justin Gronbeck, Chris Oven
2nd $185.00 Russ Young,Lee Slykerman
3rd $111.00 Jeff Baumann
4th $ 74.00 Brandon & Randy Larson and Mic Carl
5th $ 35.00 Chris Olson Brandon Wilson
Small Dog – Gary Will
Big Dog – Randy Larson
22-250 winner Rob Sanders LaMoure
1st,Windham Weaponry AR-223,Pam Haugen
2nd,Windham Weaponry AR-223,Gary Will
3rd,Windham Weaponry AR-223,Rob Larson
4th,Windham Weaponry AR-223,Loran Larson
5th,Windham Weaponry AR-223,Josh Holm
6th,Tikka T3 Lite 243,Bob Latt
7th,Springfield Armory 9MM,James Hovda
8th,Remington 783 22-250 ,Dave Kelly
9th,Remington 783 308,Rodney Roscoe
10th,Savage Axis 270,Ralph Danuser
11th,Ruger American 243,Eugene Olson
12th,Remington 870 12 Gauge,Curt Engles
13th,Henery 22,John Zaun
14th,Ruger 22,Amanda Schoch
15th,Savage 17 HMR,Bryce Peterson





