Hello Everyone,

I would like to start by saying “Thanks” to all of you for the overwhelming support you have given us during the past two years, supporting our efforts on the Range Enhancement Project. The strong support you gave, gave us the incentive to move forward. Every time I am at the range, which is almost daily, someone steps up and compliments our efforts.

I would also like to thank my Advisory Committee consisting of Frank Alessio, Dave Burton, Lon Fowler, and Kenneith Notter for their tireless efforts.

A lot of members have stepped forward and pitched in when they were needed. This was especially evident during the Eagle Scout Projects, many thanks to all of you. This proves that a lot of members are willing to step forward and offer their help when the need is there. That’s why I am so proud to be a member of the Association.

The new Board takes over in July and we are moving forward to a new chapter. One of my highest priorities is to rebuild the Range Enhancement Fund and to finish the loose ends. I am looking forward to working with the new board. It is always a challenge because we are still growing in numbers and that is tough to keep up with.

Soon we will get rid of all the temporary storage units and enjoy “real restrooms”.

God bless,

Denny

EscondidoFish & GamE association

J u l y 2 0 0 9Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • Single Action Shooting Society

San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation

MEETINGS

OFFICERS

Board Meeting 1st Thursday 6:30 PM - Meeting Hall

General Meeting 2nd Thursday 7:15 PM Meeting Hall

PRESIDENT'S VIEWPOINT

President Denny Martin LM, PP 760-749-0589 martincustomhomes@yahoo.com

Vice President Kurt Nelson 760-745-2640

Secretary OPEN Treasurer Lucy Nelson 760-294-6321 countersink@cox.net

Board MembersRen Everett 760-432-2089Lonnie Fowler LM 760-744-1474Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Ray Osgood 760-489-5619Steven Prough 760-214-3502Craig Rogers 760-751-8544Ed Smith (Smitty) 760-745-2927

Chief Range OfficerKenton "Bud" Smith LM 858-679-1918

Asst. Chief Range OfficerTom Kendall 760-471-1954

Association ClerkJalie Premetz LM 760-489-1082 efga.clerk@escondidofishandgame.com

BulletinK.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229 klnotter@gmail.com

www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Road

Escondido, CA 92027 1

FREE FISHING DAYJuly 4 is one of two free fishing days in California this year. The other is Labor Day. You may fish anywhere in the state without a state issued license. You may still need to pay lake access fees. Take that son/daughter/grandson/granddaughter fishing!

BASIC HANDGUN CLASSJack Bryson (760.746.2868) teaches a basic handgun class during the summer months. Attendees will learn safety, marksmanship and more. The July class is on July 12.

RANGE MASTERS NEEDEDRange masters are needed for the evening & weekend shifts. This is a way you can meet other members, learn more @ guns/shooting/hunting, and perform a service for the Association and the shooting community. Contact Bud Smith or Thomas Kendall for information on how to volunteer.

IDPA 101 CLASSThe Association will hold a basic International Defensive Pistol Ass’n class on November 29. Attendees will learn pistol basics and will send rounds down range. Call J W Bailey for information.

NMC CLASSLearn the positions & course of fire for the National Match Course. This class is necessary for new shooters. The class is July 31 @ 6:30PM. Call Kevin Miller @ 760.480.7267 to register for the class.

WANT YOUR NEWSLETTER EARLY?The EF&GA newsletter, for the following month, is available on approximately the 23rd of each month on www.escondidofishandgame.com. Home delivery is two to four weeks later depending on where you live. Sign up for electronic delivery and save the Assoc. printing/mailing costs.

LEAD RECOVERY IS COMPLETE!The contractor has recovered the lead from the impact points and has left the range. The Board of Directors appreciates your forbearance during this necessary operation.

EF&GA APPRECIATES YOUR DONATIONAuditory Assistants, Cal Custom, Warren & Edie Hill, James Rolfes, Neil Pisk, Jack Barnhart, Gene & Donna Demnianiuk, Lonnie Fowler, Nick Kostiuk, Bob Ware, K. L. Notter, Chuck Daugherty, and Lucy Nelson all donated to the June Prize Table. Thank you!

WIN MONEY – ATTEND THE MONTHLY MEETINGWarren Hill won the twenty-five dollar attendance prize for June.Edward Henley of Carlsbad would have won one hundred dollars had he attended the meeting.

SASS RANGE SAFETY OFFICER TRAINING JULY 12The Escondido Bandidos will give both ROI & ROII training and RO refresher course on July 12 at 9AM. Call J. W. Bailey (619.972.5828) for information or to register for the class.

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NOTTER’S NOTES

Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 12, Issue 7

DEADLINESItems For the August Bulletin Due Monday July 20th!

Any and all requests for items to appear

in the monthly bulletin should be routed through Kenneith Notter.

klnotter@gmail.com or call 760-741-3229

July, 2009

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May 24, 200917 ShootersPISTOL:

1. Elwanda Hannah ......................................14 2. Lon Smith .................................................113. Bud Smith ..................................................7

Revolver:1. Lon Smith ..................................................10

RIFLE:

Open Class:1. Ren Everett ................................................102. Elwanda Hannah .......................................103. Bud Smith ....................................................9

Primitive Class:

1. Tom Arendall ..........................12 (Top Gun)2. Denny Martin ..............................................93. Brad Speer ....................................................4

Cartridge Class:

1. Ben Holm ..................................................152. Tim Morrow ................................................93. Joe Jelinek ....................................................

NMC ResultsJune 7

Craig Busby ...........................................477 9X

Peter Morris ...........................................460 5X

Peter Morris ...........................................450 8X

J. Trevellyan............................................459 9X

Larry Bailey ............................................448 4X

John Marr ..............................................443 9X

Scott Minturn ........................................441 6X

Bart Tuttle ..............................................436 4X

Kasey Nelson (Jr) ...................................435 7X

Kevin Miller ...........................................435 2X

Kevin Cooper .........................................430 8X

M. Dambkowski ....................................418 1X

Kurt Nelson ...........................................415 2X

Jake Nelson (Jr) ......................................378 1X

T. J. Minturn (Jr) ...................................360 2X

Bill Kitrell qualified NRA Expert Trap on 6-9-09Here are the 25 straights:

19 May 09William De Breau ..........................................25Bob Nation ....................................................50Ned Richards .................................................25

23 May 09Ron Boyd .......................................................25

26 May 09William De Breau ..........................................25

02 June 09Bob Schoenfield .............................................25Butch Whitmore ............................................25William De Breau ..........................................25

06 June 09Ron Boyd ................................................25 X 2Bob Schoenfield .............................................50Dave Ontiveros .....................................25 First

09 June 09William De Breau ................................100 FirstNed Richards .................................................25Butch Whitmore ..................................50 FirstBob Schoenfield .............................................25Jim Staubel .....................................................25Steve Owen ...........................................25 First

June 6, 2009 38 Cowboys/Cowgirls

Top GunJ W Bass ..................................................192.37

Top DuelistRanger Doug ...........................................271.32

Top SeniorCast Iron Mike ........................................210.93

Top WranglerDirty Dex ................................................283.62

Senior LadyAlpine Lil ................................................354.69

Frontier CartridgeBlastaway Pablo .......................................343.42

Senior DuelistDevil Jack ................................................309.54

IDPA May 2322 participants

STOCK SERVICE PISTOLEXPERTFred Jacobs ...............................................95.68

CUSTOM DEFENSIVE PISTOLEXPERTBill Desy .................................................101.78

SHARPSHOOTERWalt Weinmann......................................107.91

The 2009 Invitational Rendezvous

20 Total Shooters

Overall Aggregate

1. Tom Arendall ...........................57 (Top Gun)2. Bud Smith .................................................453. Sharon Dodge ............................................40

Rifle Walkthrough

1. Tom Arendall .............................................242. Smitty ........................................................183. Kurt Nelson ...............................................17

Shotgun

1. Denny Martin ...........................................122. Doug Ruff .................................................113. Kurt Nelson ...............................................11

Pistol

1. Tom Arendall .............................................262. Bud Smith .................................................143. Sharon Dodge ............................................14

Knife & Hawk

1. Tom Arendall ...............................................72. Smitty ..........................................................53. Mike Neal ....................................................5

Hi-Power Rifle Match ResultsJune 13, 2009

4-position matchDavid Premetz ........................................364-3xWayne Palmer .......................................361-10x Prone MatchWayne Palmer .......................... 399-29x/377-8xGeorge Lackerdos .................................399-24xShannon Baker .....................................390-16x

B L A C K P OW D E R

M A T C H R E S U L T SI D PA M ATC H T R A P

NATIONAL MATCH COURSE

COWBOY ACTION

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During the American Revolution, the legal separation of the American colonies from Great Britain occurred on July 2, 1776, when the Second Continental Congress voted to approve a resolution of independence that had been proposed in June by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia. After voting for independence, Congress turned its attention to the Declaration of Independence, a statement explaining this decision, which had been prepared by a committee but with Thomas Jefferson as its principal author. Congress debated and revised the Declaration, finally approving it on July 4. A day earlier, John Adams had written to his wife Abigail:

The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forever more.

Adams' prediction was off by two days. From the outset, Americans celebrated independence on July 4, the date shown on the much-publicized Declaration of Independence, rather than on July 2, the date the resolution of independence was approved in a closed session of Congress.

One of the most enduring myths about Independence Day is that Congress signed the Dec-laration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The myth had become so firmly established that, decades after the event and nearing the end of their lives, even the elderly Thomas Jefferson and John Adams had come to believe that they and the other delegates had signed the Declaration on the fourth. Most delegates actually signed the Declaration on August 2, 1776. In a remark-able series of coincidences, both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, two founding fathers of the United States and the only two men who signed the Declaration of Independence to become president, died on the same day: July 4, 1826, which was the United States' 50th anniversary. President James Monroe died exactly five years later, on July 4, 1831, but he was not a signatory to the Declaration of Independence.

• In 1777, thirteen gunshots were fired, once at morning and again as evening fell, on July 4 in Bristol, Rhode Island. Phila-delphia celebrated the first anniversary in a manner a modern American would find quite familiar: an official dinner for the Continental Congress, toasts, 13-gun salutes, speeches, prayers, music, parades, troop reviews, and fireworks. Ships were decked with red, white, and blue bunting.• In 1778, General George Washington marked July 4 with a double ration of rum for his soldiers and an artillery salute. Across the Atlantic Ocean, ambassadors John Adams and Benjamin Franklin held a dinner for their fellow Americans in Paris, France.• In 1779, July 4 fell on a Sunday. The holiday was celebrated on Monday, July 5.• In 1781, the Massachusetts General Court became the first state legislature to recognize July 4 as a state celebration.• In 1783, Moravians in Salem, North Carolina, held a celebration of July 4 with a challenging music program assembled by Johann Friedrich Peter. This work was titled "The Psalm of Joy".• In 1791 the first recorded use of the name "Independence Day" occurred.• In 1870, the U.S. Congress made Independence Day an unpaid holiday for federal employees.[8]• In 1931, Congress changed Independence Day to a paid federal holiday. The residents of Vicksburg, Mississippi, celebrated Independence Day for the first time since July 4, 1863, when the Siege of Vicksburg ended with a Union victory during the American Civil War.

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By Kenton "Bud" Smith

R A N G E M A S T E RS O U N D O F F

Range Officers and Members,Our annual celebration event for all Range Officers and Shoot Chairs was held on Sunday June 21st. The

following individuals were selected for our yearly awards: Thomas Kendall- Ruger Range Officer of the Year, Frank Alessio received the Chris Christensen award for years of teaching range safety, Hunter Ed, RSO and CRSO classes and many more. Harry Fagan was awarded Range Master of the Year. Ira Bryant is trap mas-ter of the year. JW Bailey and Bob Schoenfield shared as Shoot Chairs of the year. We also thanked Gordon Oviatt, Ed Migdal, Lee Allen and Denny Martin for all the volunteer time they give so unselfishly to our association. I would like to personally thank ALL the Shoot Chairs and Range Officers for every minute they give to our Association. Without you, our association could not maintain a safe shooting environment. Neil Pisk, CRSO, is stepping down as Asst Chief and has passed the red shooting flag to Tom Kendall. Neil, thank you for all the years you have been involved with our range officer program. Neil has also been a great help to me in my quest to learn the job and demands of CRSO.

Alpen Optics has supported RMAD with donations of binoculars and spotting scopes for the past two years. Vickie Gardner is V.P. and has offered special pricing for EF&G members. They are a local, award winning company in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Check out their web site www.alpenoptics.com, and give them a toll free call at 877-987-8370. The discount code is EF&G. Any questions please ask for Vickie and check out their ad in our monthly bulletin.

When you participate in shooting sports, you’re also assuming a vital responsibility that affects other lives. It is vitally important to learn and practice all the range safety rules and EF&GA association rules. Safety knowledge and skills are of little value unless you have the attitude to use them all the time. Being safe means that you are consciously keeping your firearm under control. Always be alert to, and conscious of, your firearms capabilities, and be aware of what might happen if it is used improperly.

July 1st the gate code will change. Your new EF&GA card will also be a different color, the sticker will be gold and you will be assigned a member number. You will not be able to enter the property as a member without a new card effective July 1st. Renew now. Please address all renewal questions to Dave Premetz.

The association is in need of more volunteer Range Officers and trainers. If you can spare some time to help us maintain a safe shooting environment, please call me at 858-679-1918 or email me at buckshotbud@cox.net. We will train you and assist you in preparing yourself to become an official Range Safety Officer. Only you can help.

Three rules for safe gun handling: Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction. Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to use.

There are six popular types of cartridge rifle actions: Bolt, Pump, Lever, Semi-automatic, Hinge and Fall-ing Block. The next time you are at the range try and identify them.

Be safe and please respect our rules and show respect to your fellow members.“IT’S ALL ABOUT ATTITUDE”

Bud Smith, CRSO buckshotbud@cox.net 858-679-1918

Fully adjustable rear site (iron) for Sako bolt action rifle $75. Midway vibratory cleaner with two bowls, two jars of molybdenum and 20 lbs. of steel shot, $60. Winchester Centennial ’66 rifle, as new, 30/30, never fired $800. Winchester Centennial ’66 carbine, as new, 30/30, never fired with original box $800. Buyer pays all fees. Please call Joe (858) 484-9416

Two each 9mm Stainless Steel Berettas, Semi Automatic ~ Double Action .. Model ~ M92FS, Brigadier. Fixed 3 Dot Sights ~ Rubber grips ~10 Rounds. Barrel Length = 4.9", Overall Length = 8.5" 4 ~ Magazines They alone cost me $43.00ea, I have only fired 50 rounds thru each pistol...THEY ARE LIKE NEW! $795.00ea Firm! Buyer pays all transfer fees. Call me, CJ @ work days 760-772-9300 or Evenings @ 760-703-3777

Puma M92 45 caliber long colt, Octagon 24" Barrel, Lever Action .. Puma Legacy 652913 Rifle. Walnut Stock, Brass Breech, holds 12 Rounds NEVER FIRED! Brand New in 2004, with new lined case. Beautiful rifle, Looks great hanging on my den wall.If the picture is not in ad, call me I will e-mail it to you. $425.00 Call Jim at: 7 6 0 - 7 7 2 - 9 3 0 0 days or 760-703-3777 evenings

RIFLES:Browing BAR II Safari 7mm Mag With Muzzle brake and Scope: Bousch & Lomb 3/10 Elite 3000 $625.00 Remington 700 30-06 SPRG Scope: Deerfield 3 - 9x38 WA $275.00 Ruger 30-06 Scope: Bushnell 3x-8x Banner $575.00 Remington 12 Gauge Model 1100 $225.00 Ruger 44 mag $375.00 Browning 22 Auto – 1 long with scope $425.00 Hand Guns:Ruger 357 Mag - New Model BlackHawk $475.00 Interarms Aster 44 INOX $265.00 Any questions, call Lanny 760-822-4454

10 boxes (200 rounds) of .223 Remington, Norinco brand, boxer primed, non-corrosive $40. One Dillon RL450 reloading press with "M" shell plate, excellent condition, $125. Prices firm...call Ken (760) 703-1674

Sig P229 SAS (Sig Anti Snag) double action DAK trigger system. 40S&W / 357sig (no 357sig barrel). Less than 50 rounds fired. I purchased as a home defense / carry gun but never carried. Purchase at below wholesale for $975.00. Call Jack @ 760-746-2868

22lr Double Action Revolver. Full or Medium Frame - similiar to a S&W Model 617 or Ruger 94. Contact Larry at 760-436-7245 or moonlightbch@cox.net

Large Pistol Primers. If none are available to purchase, will trade one box (1000) CCI Large Rifle primers for one box (1000) Large Pistol primers.Contact Frank on 760-749-2297 or e-mail at fctatesc@sbcglobal.net .

Marlin Model 39 rifle .22cal lever . Call Jack @ 760-746-2868

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C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:

klnotter@gmail.com or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!

FOR SALEair Gun

Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267air Pistol silhouEttE

Jim McKim .............760-745-4035archEry (traditional) Tom Arendall .............760-743-4757Basic handGun

Jack Bryson .............760-746-2868Black PowdEr traP

Warren Brader .............760-519-9752BullsEyE Pistol

Dave Jordan .............760-445-5377comBat shoot

Bill Laird .............760-480-2789cowBoy shoot

Kenneith Notter .............760-741-3229hiGh PowEr riFlE

David Premetz .............760-489-1082huntEr saFEty / traininG

Frank Alessio .............760-743-8718Junior riFlE

Ren Everett .............760-432-2089Junior Pistol

Craig Rogers .............760-751-8544Junior traP

Bob Griffith .............760-743-3982IDPA J.W. Bailey .............619-972-5828muzzlE loadinG

Denny Martin .............760-749-0589NMC Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267 small BorE riFlE

Mike Marks .............760-744-7784traP

Bob Schoenfield .............760-212-6125Tom Kendall (Tue.) .............760-471-1954Annette Hannegan (Wed.) .............760-741-7427Bob Schoenfield (Sat.) .............760-212-6125

U.I.T. Dave Jordan .............760-480-8390.22 riFlE silhouEttE

Larry Mora .............760-745-5187

WANTED

550 W. 6th Ave.Escondido, CA 92025

1619 Grand AvenueSan Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 727-0515

J&BPlumbing

& Drain, Inc

(760) 745-9990

Lic. #783634

BUSINESS CARD AD / Esc. Fish & Game Assoc.

CIVIL ENGINEERING LAND SURVEYING PLANNING

FORENSIC ENGINEERING

619-696-8955 guyiii@cox.net

250 W. Crest Street, Suite C, Escondido, CA 92025760.489.1212 fax: 760.489.1120 www.precisionarms.com

John Harms

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PERMIT NO. 26ESCONDIDO, CA

Escondido Fish & GamE assoc.P.o. Box 460506Escondido, ca 92046

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