States

Sporting Clays Shoot for Able/Disabled in Alabama

The DSOA Mickey Roy sporting clays shoot that was to be held in Montgomery April 5 was rained out and a new date for the shoot is Saturday May 31st. If any of your group at Buckmasters in interested in shooting please have them contact me at 205 907 2604. There is no charge for disabled shooters and shells are supplied. Thanks for your help. If you get an opportunity please come.

My son and I went down to Jennings Louisiana for the Buckmasters shoot there and had a great time. Buckmasters really puts on a great show!

Danny Coker
205 907 2604

7th Annual Rack and Beard Deer Hunt for the Physically Challenged

The hunt will be held on Friday, November 30th and Saturday, December 1st. Rack & Beard Hunting club is located in Monroe County, Alabama on 800 acres. This will be our 7th year of hosting a disabled hunt and this event has become the focus of our hunting club each year.

We will host 8 hunters this year and they will be chosen in a random drawing. The deadline for submitting names will be Friday, October 19th. The hunt will begin on Friday afternoon and will conclude on Saturday night. All meals will be provided during the weekend. The hunt is free but, unfortunately, our club does not have a camp house. Hunters will need to arrange lodging at one of the local motels in town. We will do our best to acquire the lowset rate for the hunters at a local hotel. All hunters will also be responsible for acquiring a valid AL. hunting license. They may do so thru www.outdooralabama.com/hunting/license.cf Once the hunters have been chosen, more info. will be available.

Joe Dunning
President
Rack & Beard Hunting Club

Interested hunters should reply to tiger85@frontiernet.net All replies should include: Name, Address, Phone Number and Type of disasbility.

On Call Alabama Hunts

Throughout the archery and gun seasons I will have some hunt availably on acreage in west and wets central Alabama. These hunts will be done on sort of an on-call where I will set dates based on deer movement and weather and draw hunters needing an opportunity. Some does and mature bucks will be hunted. Some hunts will only be ½ day hunts and other 1-1/2 day hunt. Please answer the questions below and email to oncallhunts@yahoo.com. Participation in these hunts does not affect your participation capability on other hunts. I will try and call you from 1-3 weeks in advance to see if you can attend if you are drawn. A non resident license is $120.00.

1. name
2. complete Mail Address with Zip Code
3. email address
4. age
5. explain disability/illness
6. when did you become disabled/ill?
7. number of deer taken lifetime?
8. number of deer taken since disabled?
9. how many times did you hunt last season?
10. have you been on a BADF hunt or are you scheduled to be, explain?
11. explain what you need to accommodate you for a hunting stand
12. will you need to bring a non-hunting attendant with you? If so male or female?
13. if you use a wheelchair is it manual or electric?
14. What will you drive to the hunt?
15. Do you have everything you need to be able to hunt? If not, what do you need?
16. Do you have a rifle with a scope to hunt with?
17. How far can you shoot and keep your shots in a 3inch group?
18. Can you hunt independently without assistance including getting to your stand?
19. describe your mobility.
20. Can you bring and ATV you can use and if yes what is it?

Please answer the questions above and email to oncallhunts@yahoo.com.

Some fine gentlemen with 12,000 acres near Brookwood, Alabama would like to host a weekend hunt for bucks and does on December 14-16, 2007 (should be rut). The lease has been managed for several years and can produce some very good deer. We will be hunting mainly green fields. Bucks must be six point or better unless the hunter has never taken a deer before.
Most hunters will have to take care of paying their own motel rooms in Vance, AL. To get your name put in for this hunt please provide the information requested below back to brookwoodhunt2007@yahoo.com by September 1st. Please don’t apply if you are not serious about attending. All hunters will be required to sign a release of liability before hunting. Please email dsullivan@buckmasters.com with any questions. Non resident hunters will be required to supply their own license which is $77.

Email questions and answers to brookwoodhunt2007@yahoo.com

1. Full Name
2. Complete Mailing Address plus email address
3. All Phone Numbers
4. Age
5. Type and Extent of Disability or Illness?
6. Number of Deer Taken?
6a. Number of Deer Taken Since Disabled/ill?
7. If in wheelchair, manual or electric?
8. What Kind of vehicle will you bring to the hunt?
9. If selected, will you have to bring a non-hunting attendant with you?
10. How long have you been disabled/ill?
11. How often do you hunt each year?

Please email your answers back to brookwoodhunt2007@yahoo.com

Our 5th Annual Rack & Beard Disabled Hunt is offered to all the disabled hunters with BADF. Our hunt will be on Friday December 1st and Saturday December 2nd. We would like to host 8 disabled hunters this year.

We have joined up with another landowner so that we can entertain more hunters. The hunt will begin on Friday afternoon and end after the Saturday afternoon hunt and evening meal. We hunt on 800 acres in Monroe County Alabama and have a good many deer despite being damaged by Hurricane Ivan 2 years ago. The hunt is free, but hunters will be responsible for obtaining a valid Alabama hunting license and their own hotel accommodations. We will do our best to get them a discounted hotel rate at one of the local hotels. All meals will be provided. There is a 6 point or better rule. Our land partner has 400 acres and limited over night accommodations. He hosted several hunters last year and is gracious enough to do it again this year.

Those interested in hunting with us should reply to this email as soon as possible. The deadline for submitting a name will be Friday October 27th at noon central time. After all names are submitted, there will be a random drawing of names and the persons drawn will be notified by email. More information about our hunt will be given to those chosen at that time, and they will be notified. We are looking forward to December 1st, good luck and God bless. Thanking you in advance.

Please email the information requested below to tiger85@frontiernet.net

1. Full Name
2. Complete Mailing Address plus email address
3. Phone Numbers
4. Age
5. Type and Extent of Disability or Illness?
6. Number of Deer Taken Since Disabled/ill?
7. If in wheelchair, manual or electric?
8. What Kind of vehicle will you bring to the hunt?
9. If selected, will you have to bring a non-hunting attendant with you?
10. How long have you been disabled/ill?
11. How many times did you hunt last season?
12. Have you ever been on a BADF hunt? If Yes when and where?

Joe Dunning
Rack & Beard Hunting Club
tiger85@frontiernet.net

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Scholarship for an Alabama Hunter

Challenged Sportsmen's Outfitters (CSO) will be awarding a scholarship to an Alabama Hunter. This scholarship is made available thru the Alabama Conservation Enforcement Officer's Association (ACEOA), they will sponsor one lucky Alabama hunter on a two day deer hunt with CSO. Anyone that has a special need or disability and is from the state of Alabama is encouraged to apply. (License fee and travel expense not included in scholarship)

For hunters outside of Alabama, CSO still has openings and scholarships available for deer hunting this season. Apply by visiting our website http://csoutfitters.org.

Stay in the Hunt
Keith Jordan
Executive Director
CSO
(334) 774-0154
(334) 685-0705
http://csoutfitters.org
keith@csoutfitters.org

Challenged Sportsmen's Outfitters First Annual Dove Hunt

Challenged Sportsmen's Outfitters (CSO) will be hosting its first annual dove shoot on Saturday, October 14th, 2006. We will be hunting a 100 acre field that is planted in three different types millet and wild sunflowers. This field has been shot in previous years and has always produced a fun shoot!

Tickets are being sold in advance and this opportunity will go quickly. The cost of this hunt is $30.00 for a fun afternoon! Obviously due to the size of the field, we can only take a certain number of hunters, so it will be handled on a first come, first serve basis.

Lodging will not provided but can be arranged in advance if it is needed. We will begin serving lunch at 11:00 AM, then the shoot will officially begin at noon. Come out with your family and enjoy this wonderful opportunity.

Alabama Hunts with Challenged Sportsmen’s Outfitters of Alabama
CSO 2006-2007 Deer Hunts

CSO also has a few openings left for this deer season. We are currently taking scholarship applications to assist people in need with their hunt costs. Call or e-mail CSO Director Keith Jordan in reference to any of these opportunities. We would love to have you out!

"STAY in the HUNT"
Keith Jordan
Executive Director
Challenged Sportsmen's Outfitters of Alabama
334-774-0154
keith@csoutfitters.org
http://csoutfitters.org/

Dream Catchers Alabama Hunt

Dream Catchers has partnered with Oak Grove Hunting Preserve, a private 1200 acre high fence wild boar preserve in NW Alabama and a Big Horn Preserve adjacent to it. For more information on the preserve, please visit their website at http://hometown.aol.com/dreamcatchermail/page6.html. Any disabled hunter booking through us can have a discount assisted hunt for either trophy big horns and or trophy boars with a no kill no pay policy and for only $300.00 They must fill out the application on our web page to receive this discount package. The field guide who donates his time will guide, field dress, skin and quarter the meat to freezers for these individuals without fee. It is customary to tip him however for his time and services. The Webster Hotel will offer them a room or the handicapped suite at a discounted rate also if booked through us. Webster Hotel & Suites http://www.websterhotel.com/

If you are interested in listing this offer let me know.
Nancy J. Copeland, President
(256) 272-0286
Dream Catchers USA
www.dreamcatchersusa.org

Josh’s Hope Has Hunt Openings

Again this year Josh's Hope Foundation will be granting Outdoor Adventures for Handicapped, and Chronically and Ill children and young adults.

We do have openings currently for a hunt over Thanksgiving weekend in Mississippi.

We also have a hunt that takes place in Alabama any time during the season.

Our age limit is under 21 years old.

If you are under 21 and are interested in an Outdoor Adventure this fall please contact us via e-mail or phone. We will get the application process started.

Jeff Olson Director
Josh's Hope Foundation
(847) 885-1226
www.joshshope.org
jeff@joshshope.org
"Special Adventures For Special Kids"

CSO Deer Hunt Scholarships

Challenged Sportsmen's Outfitters (CSO) will be awarding sixteen, two day hunt scholarships for this upcoming deer season. Only individuals with special needs or disabilities are eligible for these scholarships. Anyone is encouraged to apply, our application can be found on our website at http://csoutfitters.org. Simply complete the application, and either e-mail or mail it to the listed address. My e-mail address is keith@csoutfitters.org. These opportunities have been made available thru a grant from the Plum Creek Timber Company Foundation. CSO wishes to thank Plum Creek for helping individuals Stay in the Hunt!

Stay in the Hunt
Keith Jordan
Executive Director
CSO
(334) 774-0154
(334) 685-0705
http://csoutfitters.org
keith@csoutfitters.org

THERE IS NOW BARRIER FREE WORLD CLASS FISHING IN ALASKA PROVIDED THE LAST FRONTIERSMAN DAN McDOWELL

Friends, I received this information in the spring and it was lost in a hooray of emails I was getting at the time. You don’t see many bright spots such as this and I wanted to be sure the information was distributed. This man seems to have a true dedication to offering special memories for people with disabilities. Now you have plenty of time to plan a trip with Dan next spring or summer if you are interested. Here is his email:

Alaska "FISHING AND RIVER TOURS ON THE KENAI"

Hello,
I am a guide which offers world class fishing and river tours on the famous KENAI RIVER. My guide service was designed with total access in mind for the young and old a like whether able bodied or a challenged sportsmen. I cater to many Veterans and giving them access to the river is my way of saying "THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO OUR GREAT NATION"
My son Sean who also guides with me just finished his time with the US NAVY and now will be guiding full time starting in the season of 2006. Please go to my web site for more information.
THE LAST FRONTIERSMAN
www.lastfrontiersman.com

Dan McDowellhttp
907-232-8057

Alaska Journal story.
www.alaskajournal.com/stories/030402/foc_kenai_guide.shtml

KENAI RIVER CLASSIC LINK BELOW
www.biggamehuntinggear.com/Kenai%20River%20Classic.htm

Arkansas Deer Hunt

Southwest Arkansas Buckmasters will be hosting a rifle hunt for whitetail deer for BADF disabled hunters near Foreman, AR November 14th through 16th, 2007. The hunt will be for one deer, either sex. This will be our fourth annual hunt.

Hunters must be able to arrive by 11:00 AM on November 14th and are welcome to bring a non-hunting companion. Four disabled hunters and two alternates will be drawn for this event. We have added a few more hunting leases in the area to give us more opportunities to put you on a nice buck.

All hunters will be responsible for their travel, license, lodging and meals (however, some meals will be provided). The cost of a 3-day non-resident license is $100.00. Lodging is available less than 20 minutes from the hunting area.

Hunters born after December 31, 1968 must possess a valid hunter’s safety card. All hunt applications must be received by September 15, 2007. Please do not apply for this hunt unless you are serious about attending. Please complete the application below & return it to ardeerhunt2007@yahoo.com . The drawn hunters will be notified by September 31st.

Name
Complete Mail Address
City, St, Zip
Phones (Home & Cell)
E-mail address
Age
Type of disability/illness
Type of wheelchair used electric/manual
Number of deer harvested since becoming disabled/ill
How many times a year do you hunt
Would you need to bring an attendant
Would you require ADA code accessible lodging
Do you have any special dietary needs
What type of vehicle will be used for your trip
Do you require some type of special device to assist you while shooting
If you answered yes to question (14) do you currently have such a device
Model & caliber of firearm you will use
Can you consistently put three shots into an 8 inch target (pie plate) at 100 yds
Would you require financial assistance to be able to attend this hunt if chosen?
If you answered yes to question (19) please provide a brief summary of what you need.
Please complete the application & return it to ardeerhunt2007@yahoo.com . The drawn hunters will be notified by September 31st.

Now that hunting season is over, it's time to think about fishing! On the 21st of April we will once again venture out on the New Florida Girl, which is docked in Destin, Florida. She is a large party boat that has been made accessible, and we will have her to ourselves bottom fishing for red snapper, grouper and other species. This is a 10 hour trip, the cost is $90.00 per person. This fee includes your tip, fish cleaning fees, fishing tackle and bait. They even have electric reels if you need them. You are responsible for your own meals and lodging. We will be allowed to carry our own food (coolers) on board, but NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.

To participate send $90 per person to Bob Kahler to reserve your spots. This trip is open to anyone, disabled or not. Contact Bob with any questions.

As long as I have suitable locations, I am offering FREE hog hunts to the less than able bodied. We will provide you with all required physical help. Since you are "helping" remove ferral livestock, you won't need to buy a license. Any weapon style is ok to use. I will show where the local motels are at and haul folks around if they fly in. I live in Daytona Beach area. Keep it in mind.

Same Old Luck Hunting Club
7712 Hwy 215 South
Rochelle, Georgia 31079

First Hunt November 3-4
Second Hunt December 15-16

One deer per hunter, buck or doe

Two disabled or wounded hunters per hunt, male or female

Meals Provided
Friday night meal
Saturday, all three meals
Sunday, breakfast and lunch

Lodging
Two campers
One motor home
One bedroom in a home
Motels are available 15 miles away

Licenses
A free hunting license is issued for military veterans discharged on or after July 1, 2005; check www.georgiawildlife.dnr.state.ga.us
Big game and hunting license resident $19
3-day big game and hunting license non-resident $80

Hunters will need to provide weapons and ammo, however, if they do not own weapons, the club will provide weapons and ammo.

Stands are elevated with ladders. One stand has steps. If ground blinds are needed, please advise. Ground blinds can be arranged.

Non-hunting helpers are welcome.

To apply for this hunt send answers to the following questions to solhc@yahoo.com ASAP

1. Full Name

2. Complete Mailing Address plus email address

3. All of your Phone Numbers

4. Age

5. Type and Extent of Disability or Illness?

6. Number of Deer Taken Since Disabled/ill?

7. If in wheelchair, manual or electric?

8. What Kind of vehicle will you bring to the hunt?

9. If selected, will you have to bring a non-hunting attendant with you?

10. How long have you been disabled/ill?

11. How many times did you hunt last season?

12. Have you ever been on a BADF hunt? If Yes when and where?

13. Are you a US Veteran? If yes explain.

14. Any additional comments.

To apply for this hunt send answers to the questions to solhc@yahoo.com ASAP

As you know, not all hunts that we help promote are free. We try and let you know of good opportunities with outfitters willing and wanting to take challenged hunters. I thought that the notice below would be a great opportunity for someone that could go on a pay hunt to experience hunting a piece of prime property that has not been hunted in over 50 years. If you can't go maybe you have a friend or family member that would be interested? These hunts are for anyone and will go fast. This outfitter is already working with challenged hunters.

An outfitter friend of mine ours in and around Adams County, IL called yesterday to let me know that he just obtained some property, all timber, that has not been hunted in 55 years. He was able to work it so that he has tags for hunts on the property for bow, shotgun and muzzle loader. These hunts are for anyone, disabled or not.

Sounds like a really good opportunity to take a nice buck! He is getting $3,000 for a 5 day bow hunt (from now till the end of season), $4,000 for shotgun and $3,000 for muzzle loader. Tag, lodging meals and guided hunt are all included in the price. You have to shoot a minimum of a 140 inch deer.

He runs a Christian based business and has a good reputation with the people who have hunted with him. Let me know if you or anyone you know has an interest and I can get you more details. I imagine they will go fairly quickly. Just thought I would let you know.

Respectfully,
David Sullivan
dsullivan@buckmasters.com

A private land owner would like to host a disabled hunter to a bow hunt on his 80 acre farm in Edwards County, IL. Dates of the hunt would be November 3rd and 4th. This sounds like a wonderful opportunity to take a nice deer with a bow (crossbows permitted with proper permit from IL) but as always, there are no guarantees. One deer of either sex may be harvested.

Lodging and meals will be provided at the landowner's home if accessible to the hunter. Several hotels are available locally but would be at the expense of the hunter. All travel and license costs are the responsibility of the hunter. One companion may accompany the hunter but as a companion, not hunter.

Licenses are currently available over the counter as stated below:.

License Requirements:

Resident Archery Dates and Fees - Combo tags (Either-Sex and Antlerless-Only) - Over-the-Counter late August, 2007
Non-Resident Archery Dates and Fees :
There are approximately 1,450 remaining combination (one either sex and one antlerless only) archery deer permits that will be sold on a first come, first serve basis beginning August 6th at 8:00 CST to those that did not previously apply. You can purchase your permit via the internet. DNR Direct Online License Sales or by phone at 1-888-6PERMIT (1-888-673-7648)

Non-residents are allowed one combination archery permit per season. Antlerless only permits for $15.50 will be available throughout the season over the counter at local license agents, by phone or by internet. If ordering by phone or internet, your permit will be mailed to you.

The cost of a Non-Resident Archery Combination Deer permit (one either-sex/one antlerless) will be $366.00. The quota will be 20,000 for Non-Resident combination tags.

The cost of a Non-Resident Archery Antlerless Deer permit (available over the counter) will be $15.50 and there is no quota.

Non-Resident:
In addition to a valid deer hunting permit ALL SUCCESSFUL hunters are required to purchase either a 5-Day (28.75) OR Annual (50.75) Hunting License AND a Habitat Stamp (5.50).

Please apply for this hunt only if you are serious about attending and know that you would be able to make it. Youth hunters are encouraged to apply for this hunt.

To apply for this hunt, please complete the application below and submit it to: ilbowhunt@yahoo.com

1. name
2. complete Mail Address with Zip Code
3. email address
4. age
5. explain disability/illness
6. when did you become disabled/ill?
7. number of deer taken lifetime?
8. number of deer taken since disabled?
9. how many times did you hunt last season?
10. have you been on a BADF hunt or are you scheduled to be, explain?
11. explain what you need to accommodate you for a hunting stand
12. will you need to bring a non-hunting attendant with you? If so male or female?
13. if you use a wheelchair is it manual or electric?
14. What will you drive to the hunt?
15. Do you have everything you need to be able to hunt? If not, what do you need?
16. Do you have a bow to hunt with?
17. How far can you shoot and keep your shots in a 3inch group?
18. Are you a Veteran, if so please explain?
19. describe your mobility.

Giant City State Park has opened archery deer hunting for the physically challenged archers. The hunt is free, but hunters will need to supply the applicable license, bow permit, a P2A card and bring along a buddy.

Giant City will have blinds ready and available and transport you to the hunting areas. If more assistance is needed, make sure you talk with them.

If anyone is interested you must call for applications after Labor Day. Contact Bob Martin or one of his staff at 618-547-4836.

Josh’s Hope Has Hunt Openings

We also have a hunt that takes place in Alabama any time during the season.

Our age limit is under 21 years old.

If you are under 21 and are interested in an Outdoor Adventure this fall please contact us via e-mail or phone. We will get the application process started.

Jeff Olson Director
Josh's Hope Foundation
(847) 885-1226
www.joshshope.org
jeff@joshshope.org
"Special Adventures For Special Kids"

Hunts of Hopes and Dreams is a non-profit organization established to benefit those many individuals who love the outdoors but have terminal illnesses or disabilities that prevent them from actively participating in these traditions. Hunts of Hopes and Dreams will provide these remarkable individuals a unique environment where they can realize their passion. Lodging, meals, hunts, and other recreation are designed to accommodate these challenges and facilitate interaction with the natural world as much as possible. HHD offers the following adventures: hunts for deer, turkey, predator, upland game birds, waterfowl, and many small game animals; fishing trips; and many other outdoor activities. All of these outdoor activities are done on a one-on-one basis. For more information, please visit website at www.huntsofhopesanddreams.com.

Scott Swartley with Custom Adventures is offering archery only deer hunts in Kansas and Oklahoma, and welcomes challenged hunters. He has a lot of experience guiding hunters with disabilities. Most hunts are five days with food and lodging provided. You can visit his website at http://www.customadventuresequipment.com/
He also offers Osceola turkey hunts, duck hunts and gator hunts in his homeland of central Florida. For More information contact:

Scott Swartley
2265 S.E. McCain Lane
Malabar, Fl. 32950
(321) 951-1919
Email: Customadventures@juno.com

Officials with the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, a 27,000-acre sanctuary on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, have set aside 450 acres of prime whitetail and sika deer habitat for the exclusive use of disabled hunters. SCI’s Chesapeake Chapter donated $10,000 and many volunteer hours to prepare the land.
Hunters may apply for one of several opportunities scheduled from late October through early December, including a one-day youth hunt. Disabled hunters may also apply for a permit that provides a 50 percent discount off of the $5 to $20 application fees. Depending on the permit, hunters can target whitetail deer and sika deer. Contact: Ken Schwartz 202-543-8733, ext. 207 kschwartz@sci-dc.org

2nd annual disabled hog hunt at Sunrize Acres in Jackson, MI is on October 16-17, 2006. It's a Monday and Tuesday. The cost of the hunt is discounted to $525 per hunter. That is for 1 Russian hog. Taxidermy and butchering are not included. If anyone is interested please contact Patrick Treloar at Pbear65@aol.com. Their website is www.oaktreewildlife.com

MN Deer Hunt

12th Annual Deer Hunt Call for Applications

Options and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service in collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is pleased to announce that applications for the 12th annual deer hunt for people with disabilities to be held at Rydell National Wildlife Refuge are ready to be released. The dates of the hunt will be October 11, 12, and 13. This years hunt will be open for buck or doe.

Rydell National Game Refuge offers hunters with disabilities a unique experience by providing hunters the opportunity to hunt in one of the most accessible wildlife refuges in the Nation. Rydell has miles of paved trails in addition to hard-packed trails. It is large enough to accommodate up to 20 hunters, having enough land so that risks associated with deer hunting are minimized. The refuge has all terrain vehicles with accessible trailers so that if a hunter chooses they can be driven out to their stands. The refuge also has some accessible hunting platforms available.

Hunters are responsible for travel to and from the refuge, their sleeping accommodations while at the hunt, purchasing their license, and providing for their personal needs such as warm clothes, guns, ammo, attendants, etc. Hunt organizers will assist hunters with getting from the refuge headquarters to and from their hunting site, providing volunteers to assist with the handling of the animal after it is shot (if requested), and meals. Meals will consist of a noon meal prior to hunting and an evening meal once the hunter has come back from hunting. If more applications are received than spots available applicants will be selected based on severity of disability, hunting experience as a person with a disability, hunting experience at Rydell Refuge. If all is equal a random drawing will take place.

Anyone interested in applying for this years hunt please contact Options for a hunting application. Call (800) 726-3692. Applications must be postmarked by September 15, 2006. For those persons chosen the Refuge will be open for scouting and choosing a blind location on Sept 30, 2007. Questions can be directed to Randy @ (800) 726-3692

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MN Deer Hunt

1st Annual Deer Hunt Call for Applications

Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge, in collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is pleased to announce that applications for the first annual deer hunt for people with disabilities are ready to be released. The dates of the hunt will be October 4th – 7th, 2007. This hunt will be open for buck or doe.

Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge is located five miles south of McGregor, Minnesota on Hwy 65. McGregor is located approximately mid-way between Brainerd and Duluth. The Refuge is large (18,000 acres), offering hunters varied terrain from which to hunt. The habitat is a mix of upland deciduous forest, tamarack and black spruce bog, to lowland hardwood forest. The maximum number of hunters that can participate are fifteen.

Hunters are responsible for travel to and from the refuge, sleeping accommodations while at the hunt (limited accommodations are available at Camp New Hope), purchasing their license, and providing for their personal needs such as warm clothes, guns, ammo, attendants, etc. Hunt organizers will assist hunters with getting from the refuge headquarters to and from their hunting site, providing volunteers to assist with the handling of the animal after it is shot (if requested), and meals. Meals will consist of a noon meal prior to hunting and an evening meal once the hunter has come back from hunting. If more applications are received than spots available applicants will be selected based on severity of disability and hunting experience as a person with a disability. If all is equal a random drawing will take place.

Anyone interested in applying for this years hunt should contact Walt Ford, Refuge Manager, for a hunting application by calling (218) 768-2402.

Applications must be postmarked by September 15, 2007. For those persons selected the Refuge will be open for scouting and choosing a blind location on Sept 30, 2007.

Hello, Let me introduce us. We are a new Shooting Preserve/UK British Lab Kennel located a little over an hour from the Twin Cities, near Hinckley Minnesota. We are more than just a shooting preserve; we are dedicated to educating men, women and children in the art of hunting, shooting, animal companionship and just enjoying and respecting the beauty of nature. We offer a place for families to come together to create memories to last a life time. We have the usual pheasant, chukar, quail, sporting clays, trap, and skeet, but we also have so much more to offer the outdoor enthusiast. We have 1500 acres of beautiful Minnesota wilderness with miles of trails for ATV riding, horseback riding, hiking, hay rides and sight seeing. We have a private access to the Snake River Valley Forest for even more adventure. When its time to kick back and relax we have RV and camp sites for sleeping outdoors and a bon fire pit to keep you warm on a chilly evening. A beautiful 12,000 square foot handicap accessible facility with a full bar, restaurant, and lodging, that is also home to our UK British Labs which we breed, raise or sell. You really have to see the place to appreciate what we have to offer. We have many plans for the future, some of which include cabins, event center, and salon, with events such as “Kids Camp”, “Father’s Day Brunch & Shoot”, Dog Dock Jumping, and many more. Please feel free to check out our website links below and thank you so much for your time.

Chris Tomek and John Pesek

Royal Flush Shooting Preserve

Royalty British Kennels

877-384-7714

3261 Skyview Street

Brook Park, MN 55007

info@royaltybritishkennels.com

www.royalflushshootingpreserve.com

www.royaltybritishkennels.com

We are sending you this link of the Courage Duluth MN Spring Summer Programs because they need your help in getting the word out. Detailed information is on their website at http://www.courage.org/programs/default.asp?id=29 .

They have a Walleye tournament, sailing, kayaking, shooting, archery, water skiing and cycling events for children and adults.

For info contact:
Eric Larson, CTRS
Courage Duluth
www.courage.org
Erics new e-mail
eric.larson@courage.org

Minnesota Land Offered for Deer Hunting - Posted March 26, 2007

A landowner with a small parcel of land near Oak Grove, MN is offering opportunities for challenged hunters to use his land for deer hunting. For information call Tom at 763-350-4393.

The event sponsored by the Minnesota Broken Wing Connection is a hunt of upland birds, an activity normally limiting due to the terrain involved, the distances traveled, and pace required to keep in step with a hunting dog. The Minnesota Broken Wing Pheasant Hunt Invitational, an annual event held in September, is a weekend filled with pheasant hunting, trap shooting, archery, and demonstrations with hopes of installing the motto "Never Say Uncle".

Applications are accepted from across the United States and Canada, with a lottery style drawing for twenty participants held in the preceding June. Twelve applicants are chosen from the state of Minnesota, with an additional eight from across the United States. To qualify for the event, the applicant must show a physical condition that limits their ability to hunt pheasants. Past hunter limitations have included quadriplegia, paraplegia, amputees, paralysis, blindness, motor skill deficiencies, and various heart and lung conditions. Past hunters have been male or female with ages ranging from 13 to 81 years of age.

All costs for lodging, meals, and the event are covered by the organization for the hunter and one companion. The only cost to the hunter and companion is their transportation to Pine River, Minnesota. The event starts on Friday with check-in and runs through Sunday around noon.

If you are under 21 and are interested in an Outdoor Adventure this fall please contact us via e-mail or phone. We will get the application process started.

Berry's Outdoors, near Springfield, Missouri, are offering a limited number of free guided archery hunts for deer and turkey for disabled hunters this fall (crossbow permits are available for disabled hunters, if needed). If interested, send an e-mail to
b-out@mo-net.com, or call 417-285-3030. There is no charge for the guide service, but these hunts are first come first serve, and the limited number of available slots fill up fast

NE - Nebraska

SANDS (Sportsmen Assisting Nebraska s Disabled Sportsmen)

SANDS was created to help men, women and children with disabilities, by providing a means to meet able-bodied outdoors-men and women for the purpose of participating in outdoor activities.

The goal of SANDS is to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to get out and enjoy all of the outdoor activities this great State of Nebraska has to offer. By providing a means for people to exchange ideas and information SANDS connects individuals with and without disabilities

The SANDS program encourages people with disabilities to participate in any outdoor activities in which they have an interest.

The SANDS program offers a wide range of opportunities and activities to enjoy including; hunting, fishing, camping and astronomy

The SANDS program mission is to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to increase their independence, productivity, and community integration by getting out to enjoy all of the outdoor activities Nebraska has to offer.

More information go to www.sandsnebraska.com or call Dave at 402-559-3743 for more information

An outfitter in Nebraska that is offering 3 day muzzleloader group hunt in Nebraska for a discounted rate. Hunters can take either one whitetail or one mule deer. They have about 75% whitetail and 25% mule deer. Food plots and crossings will be hunted from blinds, and some shooting houses on the property will be used when possible. Meals and lodging are included. The facility is relatively accessible, but the showers are regular fiberglass showers, no roll-ins. If a hunter requires a non-hunting attendant, there will be no charge for them.
Jeff Lucas
Lucan1776@aol.com

Joe Hesseling at the Block Elk Ranch in Capitan, NM will be offering approximately 10 cow hunts this year to our Buckmasters American Deer Foundation disabled hunters. This hunt will be a rifle only hunt. The cost to hunt the cow elk is $750.00 and includes your stay at the ranch (no tag needed). Meals, tips, deboning and caping fees are not included in the hunt cost of $750.00. Dates of the hunt are open at this time but book early so you don't miss out.

The Block Elk Ranch will also offer bull elk hunts but interested hunters will need to contact Joe Hesseling for pricing and availability at elkhead_2@yahoo.com.

A deposit of $500.00 is required at the time of booking your hunt with Joe.
All disabled hunters seriously interested in participating in this years hunt will need to contact me at ctribolet@buckmasters.com and supply the following information:

Name:
Mailing address:
Phone:
Age:
Type of disability:
Have you attended this hunt in the past:

Sincerely,

Camron Tribolet
Disabled Services Hunt Coordinator

NC Deer Hunt

NC Sportsmen Disabled Deer Hunts 2007
Either Sex

North Carolina Wildlife Commission Hunts
Disabled Hunters Companion can Hunt
Firearms Either Sex No Quota

Bladen Lakes Game Land October 5th
Holly Shelter Game Land October 5th
Roanoke River Game Lands October 16th 17th
Roanoke River Game Land November 5th 6th
Caswell Game Land November 1st 2nd
Sandhills Game Land November 1st 2nd
Contact NCWRC Brad Gunn 919-707-1722

NWR Either Sex No Quota
Pee Dee River NWR October 12th 13th
Contact NWR Janet Watson 704-694-4424

North Carolina Handicapped Sportsmen Inc
Either Sex
Cape Fear QDMA November 6th Quota 2
Cape Fear QDMA December 5th Quota 2
Contact Ed Richardson 919-602-2349

Orange County Hunt November 15th 16th Quota 15
Contact Ed Mays 252-441-4881

Eubanks Farm Hunt December 7TH 8TH
Quota 8 Companion can Hunt
Contact Joe Kirkpatrick 252-441-4881

These are the either sex deer hunts the North Carolina Handicapped Sportsmen Inc will be working on with other organizations in North Carolina this year except for the Armed Forces Foundation Hunts that NCHS will be hosting for wounded warriors.
Disabled Hunters can apply for any of the above.

Ed Mays
President (NCHS)

Disabled Hunters in NC-SC

William Hatley is putting together a deer hunt for people with disabilities on the southern North Carolina border. It’s right on the South Carolina line so there will be property in both states to hunt. The location is Morven N.C

This will be a guided management hunt for Does and Cull Bucks. The participants will be responsible for license . Interested parties should contact: William Hatley Phone 704-474-0590 Email: wlhj@alltel.net

Mark Armstrong and America’s Freedom Lodge near Utica, Ohio would like to offer an archery hunt for a few people. He says his area has many deer! The dates will be flexible and agreed upon sometime between September 29th – November 20th. Non-resident archery license and permit are about $149 (one deer buck or doe). Hotels are available at the hunter’s expense and are about 30 miles away. This would be a 3 day hunt over a Friday-Sunday. Ohio allows the use of crossbows with no special permits needed. If you are seriously interested in attending this hunt please answer the questions below and email answers to americaslodgehunt@yahoo.com

1. name
2. complete Mail Address with Zip Code
3. email address
4. age
5. explain disability/illness
6. when did you become disabled/ill?
7. number of deer taken lifetime?
8. number of deer taken since disabled?
9. number of archery deer taken since disabled?
10. how many times did you hunt last season?
11. have you been on a BADF hunt or are you scheduled to be, explain?
12. explain what you need to accommodate you for a hunting stand
13. will you need to bring a non-hunting attendant with you? If so male or female?
14. if you use a wheelchair is it manual or electric?
15. What will you drive to the hunt?
16. Do you have everything you need to be able to hunt? If not, what do you need?
17. Do you have a bow or a crossbow?
18. How far can you shoot and keep your shots in a 3inch group?

Please answer the above questions and email to americaslodgehunt@yahoo.com the drawn hunters will be notified in about two weeks. Email David Sullivan at dsullivan@buckmasters.com if you have any questions.

OK - Oklahoma

J Bar K Bucks and Beards Hunting
Fees - $100.00 Deposit required
Deer Hunts: One Buck Only per hunt 14” Spreads or more, No Spikes.
Bow – November

More information talk with PCBA Member Avey Rico 580-471-9822 (Sportsman with Disabilities of S.W. Oklahoma)
15% off the hunts, if member of Sportsman w/Disabilities of SW Oklahoma.
Contact J Bar K: Tim Tutten 580-688-2114 & Jim Westmoreland 580-471-3808

It is hard to believe it’s our 5^th year and the event keeps getting better. In addition to the blinds located at Seven Points and the Dam, we will also be setting up blinds at the Juniata College field Station. This will be the first hunt in this area since the project opened in the early 1970’s. We will be expanding the opportunities for all participants to harvest bucks this year.

This year, as Chairman, I will be your point of contact for registration and event information. Again, the Chapter hopes to improve the event and we ask for your support. In recent years we have received interest from new applicants including terminally ill youths, combat injured veterans and other severely disabled hunters. As in years past, priority will be given to participants with the most severe disabilities. This year, to insure more success, individual attention and safety, the event will be limited to 20 participants. Again, as in years past, the priority will include:

1. Youths under 18 with terminally ill or complete mobility impairment (wheel chair, power chair).

2. Youths under 18 with severe permanent mobility impairment (walker, crutches, prosthetics).

3. Adults with complete permanent mobility impairment (walker, crutches, prosthetics).

4. Adults with complete permanent mobility impairment (wheel chair or power chair).

5. Adults with medical conditions requiring equipment that limits mobility – (oxygen).

6. Adults with heart/respiratory condition that limits walking to less than 50 yards.

Registration needed by October 1, 2006. If at any time you have questions regarding the Wheelin Sportsman Raystown Lake Disable Hunt, please do not hesitate to call Tara Whitsel at 814-658-6811 or email her at Tara.J.Whitsel@usace.army.mil.

At least four separate landowners want to host rifle deer hunts near Estill, SC. One will be Nov. 8-9 and the other will be Nov. 10-11. This is tentative but we need to know who is serious about attending. Some lodging will be available on the sites, and if that is not accommodating our sponsor Streamlight will provide a motel room for two nights for the drawn hunters. Bucks, does and hogs may be taken. Reportably a non-resident license will be +/-$150. Please let us know if you are serious about attending the hunt by filling out the questions below and emailing them to BADFSChunts@yahoo.com

1. name
2. complete Mail Address with Zip Code
3. email address
4. age
5. explain disability/illness
6. when did you become disabled/ill?
7. number of deer taken lifetime?
8. number of deer taken since disabled?
9. how many times did you hunt last season?
10. have you been on a BADF hunt or are you scheduled to be, explain?
11. explain what you need to accommodate you for a hunting stand
12. will you need to bring a non-hunting attendant with you? If so male or female?
13. if you use a wheelchair is it manual or electric?
14. What will you drive to the hunt?
15. Do you have everything you need to be able to hunt? If not, what do you need?
16. Do you have a rifle with a scope to hunt with?
17. How far can you shoot and keep your shots in a 3inch group?
18. Are you a Veteran, if so please explain?
19. describe your mobility.

Please let us know if you are serious about attending the hunt by filling out the questions above and emailing them to BADFSChunts@yahoo.com

Email Mike Schmitz at mschmitz@buckmasters.com if you have any questions.

The Wheelin' Sportsmen NWTF program
Presents the
Wild Turkey Center
ULTIMATE TEAM UP
FOR DISABLED PARTICIPANTS
at the NWTF Wild Turkey Center
Edgefield, SC

Wheelin' Sportsmen NWTF, a program of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), is planning its Wild Turkey Center Ultimate Team Up in Edgefield, SC. During the weekend of October 20-22nd, one hundred (100)-disabled individuals will harvest deer, create new lasting friendships and enjoy a memorable, educational outdoor experience. Each disabled hunter is paired with an able-bodied guide for a weekend hunting event hosted by the Wheelin' Sportsmen NWTF program and its partners.

For the past eight years, the Ultimate Team Up Events has lived up to the Wheelin' Sportsmen NWTF's mission statement of providing all individuals with disabilities the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors again, or for the first time. So far, Ultimate Team Ups have given thousands of both disabled individuals and non-disabled volunteers across the country an opportunity of a lifetime.

The Wild Turkey Center is Edgefield, SC will be alive with media, sports celebrities, volunteers, and our most honored guests - the hunters. Educational activities, dinners, auction, and other forms of entertainment will fill the time between each day's hunts.

All participants will interact with the hunting teams, celebrities, and our growing number of partners - the individuals and organizations that make this event happen. You are invited to come participate in the event or any other of the weekend's festivities. Most importantly, you will be part of an event that helps dozens of disabled individuals participate in a weekend full of hunting, conservation, educational activities, and friendships.

Based on the enormous success of previous Ultimate Team Up Events, the staff of Wheelin' Sportsmen NWTF believe the Wild Turkey Center Ultimate Team Up will provide many more positive returns for those who participate. Contact Wheelin' Sportsmen NWTF at 800-843-6983 for more information or with any questions you may have.

I would like to offer a deer hunt on my land to one or two disabled
veterans. I live in Celleoka, TN 38451 /1.931.270.0144 If you know of
someone who has no where to go have them contact me,
Sincerely, Kenneth
Albers

Deer Hunt Offered to a Disabled Military Veteran

Management Buck (up to 8 point) Rifle Deer South TX – Freer, TX – Value is $3,000

Closest airport is Corpus Christi, TX. Airfare/or other transportation is provided.

Donor will cover the cost of license and tag. Taxidermy covered by donor as well.

Dates are January 3-7, 2008

Donor is Dennis Der, Future Farmers of America and the Community of Plant City, FL.

To apply please answer the questions below and email them to dsullivan@buckmasters.com. Please do not apply if you are not serious about attending. Hunter will be drawn and notified on of before November 1st.

1. name
2. complete Mail Address with Zip Code
3. email address
4. age
5. explain disability/illness
6. when did you become disabled/ill?
7. number of deer taken lifetime?
8. number of deer taken since disabled?
9. how many times did you hunt last season?
10. have you been on a BADF hunt or are you scheduled to be, explain?
11. explain what you need to accommodate you for a hunting stand
12. will you need to bring a non-hunting attendant with you? If so male or female?
13. if you use a wheelchair is it manual or electric?
14. give military service dates, service branch and conflicts served?
15. do you have everything you need to be able to hunt? If not, what do you need?
16. do you have a rifle with a scope to hunt with?
17. how far can you shoot and keep your shots in a 3inch group?
18. how did you become disabled?
19. describe your mobility.

To apply please answer the questions above and email the answers to dsullivan@buckmasters.com

If you have any questions email dsullivan@buckmasters.com

“BUDDY HUNTS” Offered in Texas

Our Buddy Hunts” program for disabled hunters work like this: When an able-bodied hunter purchases a Basic Plus (or higher) hunting package for whitetail deer, turkey, or our other hunts, he may bring along a disabled hunter, who will receive AT NO COST WHATSOEVER the benefits of a Basic hunt package for the same species (including add-on species) as selected by the able-bodied hunter, for the same hunt dates as selected by the able-bodied hunter. The able-bodied hunter is responsible to provide hunting assistance for the disabled hunter, but they need not hunt in the same locations, or even at the same time of day. Buffalo Mountain Ranch is a handicapped-friendly facility. We have plenty of ground blinds suited to handicapped hunters, and we are willing to make changes necessary to make things work. Sorry, Buddy Hunts do not apply to bison hunts. We are located upon the Callahan Divide just south of Abilene, Texas. Visit our website at http://www.buffalo-mountain-hunts.com/

Virginia Black Powder Deer Hunt for the Physically Challenged at Sunrise Hunting Club

We would like to hold a three day BLACK POWDER RIFLE hunt for 8 hunters on November 12,13,and 14 (DURING THE RUT). Guests will arrive on Sunday November the 11 around 3 p.m. We are planning a big cook out and have safety meeting along with group photos and zeroing rifles. Hunters 16 yrs+ will be considered. Hunters can bring a non-hunting guest to assist if needed. We will have stands available (ground and some elevated with wheel chair ramps). Property is accessible for a handicap van.

Sunrise Club encourages harvesting does, and buck size is not an issue. We do like to see the spikes and four pointers walk but if selected hunters want to take one it is not a problem. We are not able to furnish room and board for the hunters and guests at this time, but hotels are available at the hunter’s expense.

All guests will be responsible for obtaining all required licenses. We will retrieve and process all meat for the hunters. All participants will need to bring a cooler to take their harvest home with them. We have 32 ponds with a lot of nice fish in them so bring your tackle if you are drawn for this event.

Nonresident 3-day hunting license $46
Nonresident big game stamp $66

Please provide this info to SUNRISEHUNTIN@aol.com ASAP to apply.
Hunters drawn to participate will be notified soon.

PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IF YOU ARE NOT SERIOUS ABOUT ATTENDING

1) Name
2) Complete Address
3) All phone #s
3a) email address
4) Type and Extent of Disability
4a) How long disabled?
5) Age
6) If in Wheelchair, what is width?
7) Need an attendant at the hunt with you? If yes, who will it be?
8) If not in a wheelchair can you climb a ladder?
9) Describe your mobility.
10) How many deer have you taken?
11) How many deer have you taken since ill/disabled?
12) How much have you hunted in the past 2 years?
13) Do you have a hunter safety certificate?
14) Do you have a black powder rifle for the hunt?

Please provide this info to SUNRISEHUNTIN@aol.com ASAP to apply.

The Sunset Hunting Club near Richmond, VA has offered to host a rifle hunt for whitetail deer. Hunters may harvest a buck and/or a doe. The hunt will take place at the end of VA's season, January 4-6. VA has some great hunting opportunities and the Sunset Hunting Club has some great hunting property. All hunters will be responsible for their travel, lodging and license expenses. If you would like to attend this hunt and know that you
can make it, please complete the application below and submit it to
sunsethuntclub@yahoo.com. Please do not apply for this hunt unless you are
serious about attending.

VA Hunting License information -
Nonresident 3-Day Trip License to hunt statewide. Must be 3 consecutive
hunting days; no Sunday hunting; 16 years or older $45.00
Nonresident Youth License (under age 12) to hunt statewide $12.00
Nonresident Youth License (ages 12-15) to hunt statewide $15.00
Nonresident Youth Combination License (under 16 years old) to hunt
statewide; to hunt bear, deer, and turkey; to hunt with a bow and arrow
during the archery seasons and to hunt with a muzzleloader during the
muzzleloading deer seasons $30.00
Nonresident Bear, Deer, Turkey License to hunt bear, deer and turkey
statewide, required in addition to hunting license or lifetime license. Age

Range Fee
Age 16 years or older $65.00
Age 12-15 years old $15.00
Under 12 years old $12.00

Please email questions with answers to sunsethuntclub@yahoo.com:
1. Name
2. Complete Address with Zip Code
3. Phone Number
4. Email Address
5. Age
6. Type Disability/Illness
7. Are you in a wheelchair, if yes, is it manual or electric?
8. How many deer have you taken since disabled/ill?
9. How long have you been disabled/ill?
10. Would you need to bring an attendant to the hunt?
11. What kind of vehicle would you drive to the hunt, or would you fly?
12. Do you understand that you pay the cost of the your travel, license,
meals and lodging?
13. Please state YOUR gross individual income as reported in 2005.
14. How many times did you hunt last season?

Disabled hunters can enjoy handicapped-access trail Contact: Chester A. Phelps, Wildlife Management Area for more information at (540) 899-4169

Virginia Wheelin’ Sportsmen is proud to offer TEN exciting hunts this fall in all areas of the state. Our hunts are open to all physically challenged individuals, and are free of charge. We have worked hard to arrange these hunts, and encourage everyone to participate. Please feel free to pass this information along to anyone with a disability.

New Kent Forestry Center Muzzleloader Deer Hunt – Providence Forge, VA - November 3-4 ‘06. We will partner with the Va. Dept. of Forestry for this hunt. Lodging is available at the DOF Conference Center on-site. You can join us for dinner at the Forestry Center on Nov. 3^rd, or come in early the next morning for another promising hunt on 1200 acres. Muzzleloader only and deer of either sex may be taken! Ten hunters will be selected. If you have a disability and would like to participant in any of these hunts, please send your name, address, phone, and list of hunts in your order of preference. Please return ASAP to VAWS Fall Hunts, 1614 Greenleaf Ln, Charlottesville, VA 22903. Questions? Call Robin Clark at 434-979-6154, or via email at weeeelz@aol.com.

Shenandoah River State Park Muzzleloader Deer Hunt – Bentonville - Monday Nov. 13 ‘06. We’re proud to create this new partnership with our State Parks. This will be a herd management hunt on 1600 acres. Muzzleloader only and deer of either sex may be taken (6 point or bigger)! Each selected hunter may bring an assistant that may also hunt. All hunters must possess a Hunters Education Certificate. Seven hunters will be selected. If you have a disability and would like to participant in any of these hunts, please send your name, address, phone, and list of hunts in your order of preference. Please return ASAP to VAWS Fall Hunts, 1614 Greenleaf Ln, Charlottesville, VA 22903. Questions? Call Robin Clark at 434-979-6154, or via email at weeeelz@aol.com.

Greater Outdoor Ministries Deer Hunt – Botetourt Co. – November 17-18 ‘06. The hunt will take place on opening day of the general firearms season, and will involve women, youth and physically challenged hunters. We’ll gather on Friday evening for a dinner meeting. Bunkhouse style lodging will be provided. Rifle or shotgun may be used, and deer of either sex may be taken. Five hunters will be selected. If you have a disability and would like to participant in any of these hunts, please send your name, address, phone, and list of hunts in your order of preference. Please return ASAP to VAWS Fall Hunts, 1614 Greenleaf Ln, Charlottesville, VA 22903. Questions? Call Robin Clark at 434-979-6154, or via email at weeeelz@aol.com.

Halifax Chapter NWTF Deer Hunt – South Boston, VA – November 25 ’06. We’ve ventured to southern Va. for this hunt four years running, and we have a great time every year. We’ve taken some good bucks off of this 1500 acres estate, and we’ve been skunked. A fun-filled day is guaranteed, and you get to enjoy some great Brunswick stew. Shotgun or muzzleloader, and deer of either sex may be taken. Eight hunters will be selected. If you have a disability and would like to participant in any of these hunts, please send your name, address, phone, and list of hunts in your order of preference. Please return ASAP to VAWS Fall Hunts, 1614 Greenleaf Ln, Charlottesville, VA 22903. Questions? Call Robin Clark at 434-979-6154, or via email at weeeelz@aol.com.

Valley Eng. Surveying & Planning W.Va. Deer Hunt – near Bergton, VA. – Dec. 2 ‘06. Daniel Michael of V.E.S.P. will once again open up his 1200 acre hunting lease to VAWS. This will be our fourth trip up to this breathtaking mountaintop property loaded with game. If you want a true back-woods hunting experience with 15 miles views in every direction, then this is your hunt! Rifle or shotgun may be used, and deer of either sex may be taken. Three hunters will be selected. If you have a disability and would like to participant in any of these hunts, please send your name, address, phone, and list of hunts in your order of preference. Please return ASAP to VAWS Fall Hunts, 1614 Greenleaf Ln, Charlottesville, VA 22903. Questions? Call Robin Clark at 434-979-6154, or via email at