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August
Newsletter now online
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Charter
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Range
Monitors Wanted
West Walker Sportsman Club is looking for
range monitors to check memberships on the rifle & pistol
ranges in four to six hour shifts. If you are retired or have free time
during the daylight hours and share an interest in promoting a safe
shooting environment, please contact Don Mize at 616-261-5873.
These are voluntary positions. Monitors will receive free annual
memberships.
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The Annual Keg Shoot Coming up August 20th
Wed Aug.20 at Caledonia Sportsman's Club
Wed. Aug 27 at West Walker Sportsman's Club
Please join us for the annual keg shoot against
Caledonia Sportsman’s Club. Shoot is open to all. The cost is $6.00 per
line with food and adult beverages supplied after shooting. You can shoot
one line of skeet and one line of trap or you may shoot two lines of trap
or two lines of skeet. This event is open to all regardless of ability. We
would like to see a good turnout from West Walker, so come out and join
the fun.
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 Women in the Outdoors coming September 13th.
All of you outdoors women and gals hurry up and get registered for this
annual WWSC event. Click here
for all of the details.
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 West Walker Fall 150 To Be Held Saturday
September 27th. Come on out for a fun day of
shotgun shooting. Click here for
the details.
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| Fall Kids Archery League Coming This Fall.
More details coming soon.
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When
using West Walker’s shooting ranges please check in at the range monitor
building.
In or around the Monitor building you will find a
range monitor. A range monitor will be on site during normal club shooting
hours. The range monitor will ask to see your
membership card (if you need to buy a membership or renew a membership,
they can do it right there). They will also make sure you have ear and eye
protection, which is required. They will also monitor and enforce the club
rules. Any charter members can also ask you to verify your membership and to
obey the club rules.
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Range
Safety
Just a friendly reminder to our members who
use the rifle and pistol ranges. Please police your area when you are
finished shooting. The next shooter will thank you for not having to wade
through a sea of spent brass. Please deposit your spent brass, as well as
dud rounds in the white buckets hanging near each line. Do not dump duds
in the trash barrels! They can pose a real hazard to our grounds committee
as they mow the grass or burn trash. Things that don’t burn so well,
empty shotgun hulls, hard plastic, beverage containers and metal, should
be put into the two big green barrels. Paper, "soft" plastic,
and cardboard boxes can be put into the small metal barrels or directly
into one of the burn barrels. Thanks for helping keep our ranges clean and
safe for all.
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