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PRESIDENT GEORGE TAYLOR PROVIDES ANNUAL

STEWARDSHIP REPORT At the annual business meeting, George Taylor gave the member-ship a summary of key activities for the 2011 year. The items cov-ered ranged from a review of capital improvements to speaker presenta-tions. A copy of his presentation in on Pages 6 and 7 of the web edition

of the newsletter. Ell Vines gave the financial re-port for the year and clearly ex-plained the po-tential tax con-sequences of our natural gas drilling contract. His financial re-port will be in the next issue of the newsletter. The meeting concluded with the election of five directors for the Board. George Dietz, Doug Gawronski, George Taylor, Bruce Ungar, and Allan Jaworkski were elected by acclamation.

SPORTSMEN’S NOTES

Official Newsletter of the Dormont-Mt.Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club

DECEMBER 2011

DUES NEWS

It’s time to renew your dues. The dues year ends January 31.

Active $75.00 per year Senior (65 years old, 10 years consecutive membership) $30.00 per year Intermediate (18 - 21) $30.00 per year Junior (12 - 17) $10.00 per year

Renewals need not include the one-time $10.00 charge for the gate card. Make checks payable to the Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club and mail them to:

DMSC P.O.Box 12692

Pittsburgh, PA 15241 REMINDERS: √√√√ You will not be getting back a separate membership card or year sticker. Your gate card is now your membership identification card. Your cancelled check or your hand receipt for cash will be your proof of payment. √√√√ Include your e-mail address on your check so we can update our database for notifying you on news-letter postings and special alerts. √√√√ If you need a “club affiliation” identification card for purchasing Civilian Marksmanship Program ma-terial from Camp Perry, come to a membership meeting to pick one up from Ell Vines.

One more time... The dues year now ends January 31.

Treasurer Ell Vines provided an overview of the financial position of the club as of the

end of the fiscal year.

President George Taylor reviewed the list of accom-plishments during 2011 in his annual report to the

members.

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DMSC SHORT SHOTS ● Important reminder. The next meeting is December 15 -- one week earlier than usual because of the holiday. It will be the annual Christmas Dinner event. There’s no speaker, so members can spend their time enjoying all the great food and cama-raderie. Member’s spouses, significant others, and insignificant others are invited. ● Regarding the Christmas dinner, our answer to Pearl Mesta (if that name is fa-miliar to you, you’re over 50), Ted Hildabrand, encourages any member who wants to volunteer to bring appetizers to do so. You can contact Ted at (724)942-2125 for more information. Ted thanks you in advance. ● At the December Board Meeting, the Board voted on the executive staff struc-ture. The officers are now: President, George Taylor Vice-president, Doug Gawronski Treasurer, Ell Vines Recording Secretary, Allan Jaworski Executive Range Officer, Bruce Ungar Congratulations, gentlemen, as we look forward to a well-governed 2012 at DMSC. ● The DMSC entry in the Pittsburgh and Suburban Rifle League is sporting a 4 wins-1 loss record heading into December. The 2011-12 schedule and recent high-lights are on Page 8. ● Bob Kirsopp reports our rifle sight-in day was a success. Two dozen rifles were porcessed and the proceeds, along with some supplemental funding, went to the WCO David Grove Memorial Fund. A story and pictures are on Page 9 ● Allan Jaworski reports that our second annual Combat Rifle Match was also suc-

cessful. Fifteen shooters attempted the challenging course. Ten of them were new shooters. That is, they hadn’t fired in any of our previous CMP or NRA events this year. The story, pictures, and results are on Pages 10 and 11. Thanks to the six range safety officers who monitored the match to ensure a safe shooting en-vironment. ● Ted Hildabrand has set up a new Wednesday morning program for open air rifle shooting. It will begin January 4 at 10:30AM, and precede the noon open pistol shoot. Call Ted at (724)942-2125, or Dave Faust at (724)225-9057 for de-tails.

● Indoor pistol shooters, fear not. We are still working with the United States Revolver Association to set up a winter postal league, as we have in past years. The league usually starts in January, so the USRA may have its administrative problems resolved in time to administer a program. If all else fails, we will develop an in-house program. ● Ron Watton is meeting with the North-South Skirmish Association in January to get approval for DMSC to host a Civil War skirmish.

● We picked up a 60 month power-train warrantee for our New Holland tractor at a very good price and also purchased a Husqvarna chain saw. (You can call it a “Husky”.)

• The hand-traps will be available throughout the winter.

● Finally, thanks again to the many who made 2011 such a great year at the Dor-mont-Mt.Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club.

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JANUARY 2012

SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

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2 7:00PM Indoor pistol (NMC) First MPRL Shoot

3 7:00PM Smallbore Rifle Practice

4 10:30AM Air Rifle 12-3:00PM Open Shoot 7:00PM PSRL Team @ Frazier

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7 9:00-10:30 Air Pistol 10:30-12:30 Open Shoot 1:30PM Air Pistol Silhouette

8 12:30-3:30 Indoor Pistol 7:00PM PSRL Rifle Practice

9 7:00PM Indoor pistol (NMC) MPRL Week 2


11 10:30AM Air Rifle 12-3:00PM Open Shoot 7:00PM PSRL Team Allegheny

12 7:30PM Board Meeting

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15 11:00AM CMP Match 12:30-3:30 Indoor Pistol 7:00PM PSRL Rifle Practice

16 7:00PM Indoor pistol (NMC) MPRL Week 3 Martin Luther King

Day


18 10:30AM Air Rifle 12-3:00PM Open Shoot 7:00PM PSRL Team Bye-Practice

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25 10:30AM Air Rifle 12-3:00PM Open Shoot 7:00PM PSRL Team @Murrysville

26 8:00PM Membership Meeting

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Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club P.O. Box 12692 Pittsburgh, PA 15241

Next Membership Meeting: December 15, 2011

Topic: Annual Christmas Party Meal: Buffet Dinner

MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS AND DUES Active (Full-fledged membership) $75.00 per year Senior (65 years old, 10 years consecutive membership) $30.00 per year Intermediate (18 - 21) $30.00 per year Junior (12 - 17) $10.00 per year Initiation fee (one time) $25.00 Computer Gate Card $10.00

AFFILIATIONS:

National Rifle Association

Allegheny County Sportsmen

Washington County Sportsmen

Metropolitan Police Revolver League

Pittsburgh and Suburban Rifle

League

National Shooting Sports Foundation

CLUB DIRECTORS ROBERT L. ATKISON .................... 724-941-5882 CHARLES R. AUGENSTEIN, II ..... 724-941-9538

GEORGE A. DIETZ ........................ 412-344-4027

DOUG GAWRONSKI...................... 412-531-5043

THEODORE K. HILDABRAND ....... 724-942-2125

ALLAN JAWORKSI......................... 724-746-7033 ROBERT KIRSOPP…………………724-348-5033

THOMAS H. KRAMER, JR ............. 724-873-0683

LOU ROMITO ................................. 412-835-6881

GEORGE TAYLOR, IV ................... 412-344-8750

BRUCE D. UNGAR......................... 412-343-2256

ELLSWORTH F. VINES.................. 412-343-5752

RONALD J. WATTON..................... 724-941-5891

DAVE WILLARD…………………….724-941-6620

KEN ZUPKOW………………………724-941-8367

SANCTIONED BY:

Department of Civilian Marksmanship

Pennsylvania Rifle and Pistol Association

United States Revolver Association

CLUB COMMUNICATION

Club Web Site: www.mdi.net/dml

Club House Phone: (724)745-9794

Membership Inquiries: [email protected]

(412)831-4857

Newsletter: [email protected]

MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO CARRY THEIR GATE CARDS AND BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THEMSELVES WHEN ASKED TO BY A RANGE OFFICER OR OTHER MEMBER

EXECUTIVE STAFF GEORGE TAYLOR IV .................................................. PRESIDENT DOUG GAWRONSKI ..........................................VICE PRESIDENT ELLSWORTH F. VINES ..............................................TREASURER ALLAN JAWORSKI ..............................RECORDING SECRETARY BRUCE UNGAR.............................EXECUTIVE RANGE OFFICER

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LOU ROMITO..……………………………...NEWSLETTER EDITOR BRIAN FINK . ….……………………………...MEMBERSHIP CHAIR

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PISTOL

MONDAY NIGHT INDOOR (NMC). The first line shoots at 7:00PM. Call the pro-gram leaders, George Taylor (412)344-8750 or Bruce Ungar (412)343-2256, for additional information.

SATURDAY OUTDOOR SILHOUETTE. This program has ended for the year. WEDNESDAY MORNING INDOOR SHOOT. This is a new opportunity for air rifle shooters. Dave Faust and Ted Hildabrand will head the Wednesday in-door events. This shoot begins January 4 and will run from 10:30AM to noon. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON INDOOR OPEN SHOOT. This program will run 12:00-3:00PM from October through March. For questions on permissible ar-mory and other details, call Dave at (724)225-9057, or Ted at (724)942-2125. WINTER POSTAL LEAGUE. DMSC will again participate in the U.S.R.A. Winter Postal League. Annual membership in USRA is $25.00 (renewal $20), plus tar-get costs for the events in which you par-ticipate. Programs are available for rim fire, center fire, and air pistol. Teams are now forming. Contact Ted Hildabrand at [email protected], or (724)942-2125 for more information.

RIFLE

NRA HIGH POWER. This program has ended for the year. CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM (CMP). This program has ended for the year, but will resume January 15.

. CMP JUNIOR RIFLE PROGRAM Additional coaching and practice is avail-able every Tuesday night through March. Questions can be directed to Miles Ford (412-833-0813) or Chuck Augenstein (724-941-9538). PITTSBURGH SUBURBAN RIFLE LEAGUE. The DMSC league champion smallbore team practices every Sunday at 7:00PM. Shooters interested in joining can see captain Dean Trew at practice.

BLACK POWDER. Contact Ron Watton, (724)941-5891, or [email protected].

SHOTGUN

TRAP. The formal program has ended. The hand traps to the left of the trap house are available for use year-round.

SHOOTING OPPORTUNITIES

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SUMMARY OF KEY ACTIVITIES – 2011

• We had a number of interesting programs which consisted of: √ A presentation by Mary Anna Johnson of Johnson’s sporting Goods who

discussed selling firearms on consignment. √ A presentation by WCO Dan Sitler on the changes in the hunting

regulations √ A presentation by George Romanoff of Ace Sporting Goods on the

” what’s new” in the Firearms Industry based on what he learned at the SHOT Show

√ A presentation by George Taylor on reloading metallic pistol cartridges √ A presentation by Ell Vines on reloading shotgun shells √ A presentation by Gary Scherer on reloading metallic rifle cartridges √ A presentation by team captain Dean Trew discussing the PSRL

championship won by DMSC √ A report by the DMSC crew that went to Camp Perry and won a number

of individual medals √ A presentation by Dan Straka who explained what the Wildlife

Leadership Academy is and how it benefits young people √ A presentation by WCO Dan Sitler on the “three up” rules for buck

season, the mentored youth hunt regulations and other changes in the game laws.

• The tenants left the property at the beginning of the year. During the first part of

the year, the house trailer was removed and the area that the trailer occupied

was graded and seeded.

• We welcomed Brian Fink as the new Membership Chairman for the Club.

• The Club decommissioned the septic system and installed sewer lines to the

new sewer system.

• All of our programs had a successful year with increased participation.

• John Tupta was presented the Allegheny County sportsman of the Year award

for his efforts in supporting the Club and growing the high power rifle program.

• Bob Kirsopp is coordinating equipment repair and servicing.

• Ted Hildabrand is the key person who organized and supervised all the work

parties. He also has coordinated all of the meals for the meeting nights.

• The Club hosted the Washington County Envirothon youth event.

• We established a library for hunting and firearms related books and magazines.

Feel free to use the library and to donate to it.

• We had a number of work parties which started in May and continued on a

monthly basis through October. A lot of maintenance was accomplished and

the Club grounds look the best that they have in years. Thanks to all who par-

ticipated. Without your help, the Club would not be in the good condition that it

is in! We will continue these monthly work parties next year.

Continued of the next page.

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• A number of our members went to Camp Perry to participate in the CMP shoots

and the NRA shoots. Many of our CMP and High Power shooters did very well,

bringing back lots of medals.

• The Club’s directors and members participated in a number of Second Amend-

ment activities during the year.

• We hosted the WPIAL High School Rifle Championships.

• The CMP and HP programs significantly increased participation and the number

of and type of events.

• We await information from Range Resources as to when they will begin drilling

for natural gas extraction of the Marcellus Shale strata.

• We made a number of capital investments this year to improve the Club. They

included:

√ Signage for the ranges

√ Drainage and stone paving work

√ New limestone dust in front of the rifle and pistol ranges

√ Continued upgrading of the indoor range

√ Rebuilding of the silhouette bunkers

√ Repairing and upgrading our roads

√ Painting and upgrading of the buildings

• We completed a program to certify most of our directors as Range Safety Offi-

cers and Instructors in various disciplines.

• We are sponsoring a Boy Scout Troup and allowing them to use our trap range

three times a month.

• We supported the Friends of the NRA in both Washington County and West-

moreland County.

• We filed our income taxes for 2010, paid taxes on the receipts from the Marcel-

lus shale lease and found tax law to maintain our current 501C(7) tax exempt

status.

• The membership approved by-law revisions changing the due date for dues to

January 31, 2011.

• We lost a number of our members who “left the range” this year—Jacque

Gosselin (past board member and board treasurer) and Denny Poluha (past

board member).

• We finished the 2011 year with 1139 members, up from 997 in 2010.

Thanks to all who have worked so hard

to make the Club a success.

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You can get daily NRA news

reports in small doses or a big

chunk at NRANEWS.com

DMSC Pittsburgh & Suburban Rifle League Schedule 2011-2012

(All matches begin at 7:00PM. Practices also on Sunday evenings.)

OCTOBER 12. Irwin 1432 at DMSC 1463 19. DMSC 1482 at Clymer 1423 26. Frazier 1482 at DMSC 1480 NOVEMBER

2. DMSC 1483 at Allegheny 1455 9. BYE 16. Murrysville 1463 at DMSC 1475 23. No Match

DECEMBER 7. DMSC at Green Valley 14. DMSC at Irwin 21. Clymer at DMSC 28. No match

JANUARY 4. DMSC at Frazier 11. Allegheny at DMSC 18. Bye 25. DMSC at Murrysville

FEBRUARY 1. Green Valley at DMSC 8. Irwin at DMSC 15. DMSC at Clymer 22. Frazier at DMSC 29. DMSC at Allegheny

MARCH 7. Bye 14. Murrysville at DMSC 21. DMSC at Green Valley

PITTSBURGH SUBURBAN RIFLE LEAGUE UPDATE

From Dean Trew

Congratulations to Tom Gerner, who con-tinued his hot shooting with a team-leading 298. Congratulations also to Dave Willard, on his fine 95 standing, and congrats to Tom Benedict for besting daughter Nicholle! Around the league there were two upsets last week; Allegheny beat Murrysville at Murrysville, and Irwin beat Clymer with their best score ever, 1435 to 1426 (they shot a 1434 against us in week one.) The Murrysville results:

November 16 vs. Murrysville Tom Gerner 50-5 50-2 100 98 298 Amy Smith 48-2 50-5 99 98 296 Dean B. Trew 50-5 50-3 99 96 295 Tom Benedict 50-5 50-5 98 95 293 Rick Janoski 50-5 49-4 100 94 293

1475 Matt Piatt 50-5 50-5 100 93 293 Nicholle Benedict 49-3 49-4 98 95 291 Dan Francis 48-2 49-2 98 91 286 Dave Willard 49-2 47-1 92 95 283 Miles Ford 49-3 49-2 97 87 282

The next match is at Green Valley on December 7.

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As the event chair, Bob Kirsopp enlisted the help of Miles Ford, Dave Willard, Ken Zupkow, Ron Watton and Bruce Ungar to help area shooters get their rifles ready for the firearms deer season. The team processed 24 rifles through the sighting-in procedure, providing guidance, scoping service, and even bore-sighting as needed. As part of our community outreach pro-gram, Working In The Neighborhood (WIN), we usually donate the proceeds from our annual rifle sight-in day to a local charity. This year, to show our gratitude and respect for the Pennsylvania Conser-vation Officers who enforce the sporting regulations, we supplemented the sight-in proceeds and donated $200 to the WCO David Grove Memorial Fund. A little over a year ago, Officer Grove, age 31, was shot and killed in the line of duty while investigating reports of ongoing night-time shooting and possible poaching activity in Adams County.

SIGHT IN DAY SUCCESSFUL Memorial Fund Benefits

The florescent green outfits of Range Safety Officers Bob Kirsopp, front, and Dave Willard, rear, bracket RSO Ken Zupkow (all circled in red) as they provide

spotting help and advice on Sight-In Day.

Four of our young satisfied customers at the rifle sight-in activity discussed the experiece.

Range Safety Officers Bruce Ungar, left, and Miles Ford provided back up on the firing line and handled

the administrative support.

Wildlife Conservation Officer David Grove

March 5, 1979 – November 11, 2010 Start of Watch – 2001 --- End of Watch – 2010

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DMSC 2011 Combat Rifle Match

It was a fantastic November day for a rifle match. The temperature was in the high 50’s, the sky was clear, and the wind was blowing. Fifteen shooters competed in the 8-stage, 80 round, 400-point Combat Rifle match. The AR-15 in various configurations was the predominate rifle, with twelve of fifteen shooter using a variation of the AR platform with an assortment of optics and open sights. A FN FS2000 (suppressed no less), a Saiga in .308, and an M1 carbine were also present on the line. Shooters dem-onstrated their marksmanship in a series of fast paced skills designed to test their ability to deliver accu-rate, rapid shots from a number of positions, including standing (from both the strong and support sides), kneeling, and prone. Additionally the use of cover was required, firing both underneath and around a barricade, as well as malfunction clearance drills (induced by dummy rounds). Competitors were also required to run 50 yards prior to firing in the La Mans stage, and move laterally in the Move and Scoot stage. A summary of the course of fire is below (Stages 1-7 at 50 yards, stage 8 at 100 yards):

• Stage 1: Offhand –full silhouette target. fire 5 rounds, reload with 5 rounds in 30 seconds.

• Stage 2: Offhand support side –full silhouette target. Transition from strong side to support side, fire 5 rounds in 30 seconds. Repeat.

• Stage 3: Malfunction clearance – full silhouette target. Fire 10 rounds, clearing malfunction as needed in 30 seconds.

• Stage 4: Undercover – full silhouette target. Fire 10 rounds underneath barricade in 60 seconds.

• Stage 5: Barricade – partially concealed silhouette target. Fire 5 rounds from kneeling position around right side of barricade, 5 rounds around left side of barricade in 60 seconds

• Stage 6: Le Mans - partially concealed silhouette target. Start 50 yards behind firing line. Run to firing line, shoot 10 rounds at target in 60 seconds.

• Stage 7: Scoot and Shoot – partially concealed silhouette target, 2 rounds offhand, 3 rounds kneel-ing, move and reload, 5 rounds prone

• Stage 8: Hostage – hostage rescue silhouette target, 10 rounds slow fire prone The scoring results are on the next page. --Reported by Alan Jaworski

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Shooter

Rifle / Caliber / Optic

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Total

Allan Jaworski

18” SPR AR-15 / 5.56 / TA-33 ACOG

42

41

44

48

50

50

44

50

369

Matt Gillenberger

Larue PredatAR / 5.56 / Aimpoint T-1

50

40

44

42

42

48

46

50

362

Steve Riffle

Eagle Arms AR-15 carbine / 5.56

Aimpoint H-1

45

46

48

46

23

50

50

43

351

Steve Morelli

AR-15 National Match / 5.56

TA-33 ACOG

38

42

42

50

26

50

42

50

340

Pete Cassini

FN FS-2000 / 5.56 / Factory Optic

38

30

42

50

32

46

36

40

314

Jim Madar

AR-15 A-4 / 5.56 / Holographic optic

36

44

31

48

38

46

46

25

314

John Marking

18” SPR AR-15 / 5.56 / TA-33 ACOG

29

35

44

38

23

50

40

42

304

Brandon Helbling

AR-15 carbine / 5.56 / Aimpoint H-1

32

30

40

34

29

39

35

22

261

Doug Barnickel

Ar-15 / 5.56 / Iron Sights

40

29

34

30

22

38

24

37

254

Michael Ligman

DPMS M-150 AP4 Ar-15 / 6.8 SPC

EOTech 512

31

38

14

13

31

46

32

14

219

John Bradford

AR-15 / 5.56

33

25

27

32

10

37

30

13

207

Pat Radican

AR-15 / 5.56

19

0

20

20

31

46

38

11

185

Ryan Helbling

Bushmaster M4 / 5.56 / Iron Sights

30

19

44

12

28

25

17

5

180

Michael DeRosa

Saiga / .308 / Iron Sights

40

6

25

28

13

5

0

1

118

Bill T. Danihel

M1 Carbine / .30 carbine / Iron Sights

23

24

15

18

14

14

0

8

116

DMSC 2011 Combat Rifle M

atch Results

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NOTES FROM THE FIELD NOTES FROM THE FIELD NOTES FROM THE FIELD NOTES FROM THE FIELD

MEETING NOTES FROM THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY SPORTSMEN’S LEAGUE AND THE WASHINGTON COUNTY SPORTSMEN’S AND CONSERVATION LEAGUE (Delegates Mike Yanchak and Bob Kirsopp) ALLEGHENY COUNTY The Allegheny County Sportsmen's League will not be meeting in December. Mark your calendar for January 12, 2012 at the Gold Room of the Allegheny County Courthouse. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! ACSL Secretary, S. Barnett WASHINGTON COUNTY (November) PGC. WCO Rich Joyce reported for the Game Commission. Rich reported on several changes in the trapping regula-tions. Bobcat and Fisher permits can be purchased through the agency’s license sale system for $6.70. Bobcat season will run from Dec. 17 – Jan. 8 and the hunting season Jan.17 – Feb.7. Both seasons will only be open in WMUs 2A,C,E,F,G, 3A,B,C, 4A,D,&E. Anyone harvesting a bobcat or fisher must report the harvest to the Game Commission within 48 hours. Beaver trappers do not have to have har-vested beavers tagged by Game Com-mission personnel. PFBC. WCO Sean Sauserman reported on a recycled frac-water pipeline rupture that occurred near a tributary of Brush Run Creek on October 31st. Range Re-sources reported that the spill was imme-diately contained by a quickly excavated trench, though some of the fluid may have reached a nearby unnamed tributary of

Buffalo Creek. Chemical testing of the creek done by the state Department of Environmental Protection showed no ele-vated levels of total dissolved solids or impacted aquatic species, DEP officials said. It was unclear how much of the fluid may have gotten into the creek.

The December meeting will feature a pot-luck covered dish Christmas dinner.

GAME COMMISSION As of December 5, preliminary bear har-vest results from the state’s three recently concluded seasons show that hunters harvested 3,968 bears, which would rank the total harvest as the second highest in Pennsylvania history. Here’s the break-down: √ five-day archery bear season - 257 √ four-day bear season - 3154 √ extended bear season - 557 FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION Anglers can purchase a 2012 license be-ginning December 1, which gives them a bonus month for free. Fishing license vouchers also make great holiday gifts and stocking stuffers. Vouchers and li-censes can be purchased online at www.pa.wildlifelicense.com. A voucher may be redeemed at any of more than 900 issuing agents across the state. PFBC is seeking public comments on an environmental assessment review the agency has drafted as part of its applica-tion for a federal grant. Comments on the draft assessment will be accepted through Dec. 19. The assessment can be reviewed at fishandboat.com with com-ments submitted to Jackie Kramer, at [email protected]

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NEW ARMY AMMO, 30/06 M-1 Garand. 6 each clips with 48 rounds LC-67 or LC-68 ammo in a bandolier. Was $25. Now $10 for each bandolier. Call Bob at 412-881-5083 or e-mail [email protected] . (12/11) SMALL RIFLE PRIMERS, CCI 400. $22.00 for 1000. $95.00 for a factory sealed carton of 5000. Call Frank at(412) 653-1802. (12/11) FROM THE ESTATE OF DENNIS POLUHA 2004 Chevrolet Malibu Max ( Leather, Loaded) Numerous pieces of equipment Many hand tools, tool boxes, socket sets, wrenches Rifles, Handguns, Reloading Equipment You can contact Mrs. Poluha (Mel) for specifics at (412)831-2619. (11/11) LEAD INGOTS. 25 (six sided) lead in-gots. They weigh 4.5 lbs each and have a marking of SJ on the top of each. I am selling them for $6.00 for each ingot and will sell all or in lots of five.

The trading post For buying and selling sporting equipment associated with club related activities--

shooting, hunting, fishing, and archery. That means no golf clubs, soccer shoes, weight benches, old tires, personal dating services, etc. ...you get the idea.

The Trading Post is a free clearing house service for DMSC members. We bear no responsibility or liability for accuracy of information, item condition, or reliability of submitter. Mail Trading Post items to DMSC P.O.Box 12692 Pittsburgh, PA 15241, or e-mail to [email protected]. Indicate whether you want to buy or sell, list the general item, then specific details, and include a contact point, as well as a picture if available. After two issues the item will be removed unless requested otherwise.

WANT TO SELL

WANT TO BUY

I can be contacted by email at [email protected] (11/11)

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