Copied from a Sponsor email shared to NWSC: Just a free Day for Kids. We have done it again. I have witnessed again the great smiles and grins on a great bunch of boys and girls. They showed up in pickup loads with mom’s, dad’s and grandpa and grandma’s. It was a great sight for these old eyes. You just feel the excitement in the air. First thing the young hunters done when they arrived was to sign in and get a name tag, along with the name tag the young hunter and his mentor received the best darn tee shirt from little Canyon Shooting sports with the name of the sponsors on the back. As soon as they had a group of 4 hunters away they went to the trap shoot range. When each hunter got to shoot at 15 clay pigeons back down to the ranch and then it was up to the fields where the rooster pheasants were located. Each kid got to shoot at or try to shoot at over some of the best working...
Getting our morning briefing and last minute instructions. Thank you NWSC members for Participating! John Belknap, Theresa Belknap, Tom Belknap, Stan Flugel, Michelle Flugel, Doug Baker, Wendy Baker, Dan Condon, Jim Betz, Ross Milliken, Eric Davis, Ryan Davis, Vicki Davis, Howard Raab and family, Lee Flaugher, Nate Perrenoud, Angela Perrenoud, Doug Schroeder, Bonnie Schroeder - Captain Stan Flugel with his group. - Captain Doug Baker with his group - Captain Jimmy Betz on the Fairchild Recreation Center's Pontoon boat - Captain John gave lessons to his 'lil guy on how to run a trolling motor! - Captain John gave lessons to his 'lil gal on how to run a trolling motor! - Captain Lee Flaugher on the Fairchild Recreation Center's Pontoon boat - Fishing was a little slow, Captain John let the kids drive the boat! - Fishing was a little slow, Captain John let the kids drive the boat! -...
NWSC proudly stepped up when asked by Washington Fish & Game to financially support their huge animal removal program. The WA Fish & Game Dept. was lacking the funds to purchase a winch that would help eliminate injuries to officers and humanely and safely remove Large Game from local Residential neighborhoods. Our club paid for $1800.00 towards the purchase of the needed equipment, the store owner of the winch picked up the balance of money owed so that the officers would have the needed equipment this winter season.
