HUACHUCA GOULD'S CHAPTER SUPPORTS
BUCK LEWIS AND SOUTHERN ARIZONA RENDEZVOUS
3-D ARCHERY TOURNAMENTS
Santa Rita Mountains
Pima County, Arizona
March 16th and 17th, 2019
Pima County, Arizona
March 16th and 17th, 2019
What: Eleven volunteers from the Huachuca Gould’s Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation supported the recent Huachuca Mountain Archers and Bowhunters Club’s Tournament by providing meals and a mess tent for the shooters
When: The dates were March 16th and 17th, 2019
Where: The Archery Tournaments were held on the east flank of the Santa Rita Mountains in Pima County
General Information: The Huachuca Mountain Archers and Bowhunters Club have supported many community events hosted by the Huachuca Gould’s Chapter with instructors and equipment. Returning the favor, the Chapter offered breakfast and lunch during the Club’s recent 2-day tournament.
Monies raised by the Chapter help support its many community service and educational programs offered throughout the year.
The archery shoot was held on the east flank of the Santa Rita Mountains. A grassland intermixed with Mexican oaks at around 5,000 feet in elevation provided the site for the range, kitchen, and camping. Temperatures in the early morning of Sunday started a little chilly with a brisk breeze, an overnight shower, and snow on the tops of the nearby mountains. The day grew milder as the temperatures warmed making for a pleasant mid-morning.
Egg and sausage breakfast burritos with pastries and hot drinks warmed up the shooters in the morning. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and burritos with the fixings, chips, home fries, pastries, and refreshments were the noon-day fare.
Wayne Kaiser and Tom Fuller organized supplies, equipment, and volunteers for the event. Assisting Wayne and Tom were Dave Inman, Bob Pourier, Ward Parmenter, Wayne Bundza, John Millican, Joey Fuller, Dave Kemnitz, Ward Parmenter, and Tom Deecken
**For more information on the Huachuca Mountain Archers and Bowhunters Club, visit their website at www.huachuca-archers.com.
When: The dates were March 16th and 17th, 2019
Where: The Archery Tournaments were held on the east flank of the Santa Rita Mountains in Pima County
General Information: The Huachuca Mountain Archers and Bowhunters Club have supported many community events hosted by the Huachuca Gould’s Chapter with instructors and equipment. Returning the favor, the Chapter offered breakfast and lunch during the Club’s recent 2-day tournament.
Monies raised by the Chapter help support its many community service and educational programs offered throughout the year.
The archery shoot was held on the east flank of the Santa Rita Mountains. A grassland intermixed with Mexican oaks at around 5,000 feet in elevation provided the site for the range, kitchen, and camping. Temperatures in the early morning of Sunday started a little chilly with a brisk breeze, an overnight shower, and snow on the tops of the nearby mountains. The day grew milder as the temperatures warmed making for a pleasant mid-morning.
Egg and sausage breakfast burritos with pastries and hot drinks warmed up the shooters in the morning. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and burritos with the fixings, chips, home fries, pastries, and refreshments were the noon-day fare.
Wayne Kaiser and Tom Fuller organized supplies, equipment, and volunteers for the event. Assisting Wayne and Tom were Dave Inman, Bob Pourier, Ward Parmenter, Wayne Bundza, John Millican, Joey Fuller, Dave Kemnitz, Ward Parmenter, and Tom Deecken
**For more information on the Huachuca Mountain Archers and Bowhunters Club, visit their website at www.huachuca-archers.com.
001 Base Camp
002 Morning Registration
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003 Select Your Shoot at Registration
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004 Chris Sterner Answering Questions
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005 Compound Bow Practice Range
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006 Action on Compound Bow Range
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007 Mixed Bow Field Course
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008 Scoring on Mixed Bow Course
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009 Mess Tent / Gould's Cafe
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010 Wayne and Ward - Holding Down the Chairs and Tables
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011 Breakfast Menu
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012 Bob and Dave doing Grill Work that Means Lunch Time
014 Don't Forget Dessert!
016 Traditional Field Course
018 Traditional Field Course
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013 Chow Line
015 Traditional Field Course
017 Traditional Field Course
020 See You Next Year
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