Chapter calendar
Banquets, youth days, work projects, and shoots. Members and guests are welcome at all of them, so bring someone who's never come before.
The main event
Our biggest night of the year. Live and silent auction, raffle tables, dinner, and the announcement of this year's conservation grants.
Chapter calendar
Our biggest night of the year. Live and silent auction, raffle tables, dinner, and the announcement of this year's conservation grants.
Archery, .22 range time, map and compass, game care, and casting. Lunch provided. Parents welcome, no experience necessary.
Fence removal and water development maintenance alongside state biologists. Bring gloves and boots; we'll bring everything else.
Five-stand and sporting clays, lunch, prize table, and side games. All proceeds fund the youth program.
Board elections, the year's financials, and the vote on next year's conservation grants. Dinner is on the chapter.
Six wounded veterans hosted for a fully guided weekend, with lodging, guides, tags, and processing covered by chapter funds.
A record night: 340 guests and just over $118,000 raised for conservation, youth, and veteran programs.
Pitch in
Auction items, raffle prizes, venue space, and volunteer hours all make these nights work. Tell us what you have and we'll find a place for it.
