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Yearly Events
2012 Sportsmen’s Expo
Entry - $5.00 (includes burger/brat, access to all events and chance to win Benelli Super Nova. Kids under 17 are free)
The 2012 Sportsmen’s Expo on Sunday, April 15th is from 2:00PM to 7:00PM in the main auditorium. Charles Alsheimer, noted white-tail hunter, speaker and photographer is back again by popular demand and is this year’s speaker.
Highlights include:
• Swap Meet – Register with Jim Caughey (sportsmen@foxriverchristian.org) to bring your used long guns, hunting,
fishing and camping equipment to sell/trade.
• Trophies of Grace – Come see a collection of over 30 trophy white tail bucks including a duplicate of the world’s
largest recorded moose ever taken www.trophiesofgracend.org
• Chili Cook Off – Please register with Jim Caughey to compete for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes.
Winner will receiveGander Mountain gift cards.
• Archery Event – Field adjacent to western parking lot.
• Sporting Clays – Field adjacent to western parking lot.
Hunter
Safety Courses (Spring & Fall)
Taught
by a licensed instructor who reports directly to the Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources. We normally have classes in September
each year. Don’t miss the April session if you want to hunt this
summer.
Men’s
Annual Overnight Fishing Event (Spring)
Join
us for a great time of fishing, fellowship, and food. We arrange
adequate accommodations and boat rentals for up to fifty men. In
addition to the great times, we award a trophy to the individual who
catches the biggest fish.
Lake
Michigan Half Day Fishing (Late Summer/Early Fall)
Join
us on the big lake chasing trout and salmon with a professional guide
service.
Pheasant
Hunt (January/February)
In
the winter we head north in pursuit of one of God’s most rewarding game
birds, the Ring-Necked Pheasant. Come join us for a great time of
fellowship and fun hunting in the Black River Falls area of Northern
Wisconsin.
Youth
Waterfowl Hunt
If
you have a son or daughter that would like to spend a morning in the
duck blind with you calling ducks and watching the sunrise, please let
Jim Caughey know and we’ll make it happen.
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