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Highlights Please check the calendar for upcoming events. We can always use new, active members with fresh ideas. We welcome your participation. |
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President:
Rich Delisle
Vice President:
Greg Eppler
Education Chairman:
Brian Woolcock
Banquet Chairman:
Athea Baughn
Treasurer:
Faith Barr
Habitat/Equipment:
Jason Fyke
Secretary:
Bonnie Palyj
Banquet Co-Chair:
Therese Slaby
Youth Chairman:
Chuck Thelen
Membership:
Jim Witt
Trustee:
Bob Tykoski
Matt Ikle
Ron Keller
Tony TrendelLinks Section
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| HOWELL GUN CLUB |
| PHEASANTS FOREVER NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS |
| MAP TO LIVINGSTON CONSERVATION DIST NATURE CENTER |
| PLOTSAVER FOR EXCESSIVE DEER FORAGING OF FOODPLOT |
Accomplishments in 2010
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Download This Habitat,Youth and Education Report 2010 HABITAT, YOUTH AND EDUCATION REPORT 2010 From an attendance standpoint, the 2010 banquet was the largest on record; however, our profits were diminished.
- 154 members planted 1,064 acres (food) and 149 acres (nesting) plots.
- Total acres planted 1,213, (172 acres more than last year.)
- 3 controlled burns (62acres)
- 117 CRP acres mowed
- 54 warm-season grass fields disked and interseeded
- $19,820.00 of RR Corn, RR Soybeans and Winter Wheat
- $1,000 (100 gallons of Roundup)
- 15 (50lb bags) Grain Sorghum - $240.00
- 10 (50 lb bags) Forage Sorghum - $105.00
- 5 (1 acre bags) Wildflowers - $200.00
- 20 (2 acre bags) Cool season nesting - $1,060.00
- 10 (50# bags Buckwheat) - $325.00
- 25 (25# bags Sunflowers) – 150.00
- 162 gallons (Additional Roundup) - $1,539.00
- 15.34 Tons (30,680 lbs. fertilizer) - $7,169.40
- Spray surfactant, 2-4D, spreader rental – $120.24
- TOTAL - $10,908.64
- 2 Mentor Hunts – 33 Ringnecks
- 1 Youth Shoot – 56 Ringnecks
- 1 Conservation Field Day – 67 Youth
- Sponsored 12 members (Focus on Forever Workshop)
- 9- 4-H Youth raised Pheasants for Liv. Co. Fair Projects.
