MEETING OF THE LONE BUTTE FISH AND WILDLIFE November 15, Motion to accept minutes from previous meeting put forwarded by Dave, 2 nd by George

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1 MEETING OF THE LONE BUTTE FISH AND WILDLIFE November 15, 2018 Five executives present. Meeting held at Lone Butte Community Hall. Meeting called to order at 7:05 PM Motion to accept minutes from previous meeting put forwarded by Dave, 2 nd by George Indoor Shooting report by Malcolm Rifle averaging 4-5 shooters Handgun averaging 8-10 Ladies averaging 2-4 shooters Cowboy has been having 2 shooters Membership RCMP 17 Regular Members 119 Couple 96 Couple Spouse 96 Family 27 Family Spouse 23 Family Children 41 Juniors 0 Pensioner 106 Pensioner Couple 45 Pensioner Spouse 46 Total Members 599 Note: Wildlife Federation Memberships dues are increasing!! Motion to accept Indoor & Membership report forwarded by David 2 nd by Dave Trap report George 5 active members Dec. 2, 2018 holding Meat/Turkey shoot at the Range. o $6.00 per round Williams Lake holding theirs on Sunday Nov. 18 Great improvement of Trap berms

2 Motion to accept trap report as read forwarded by Malcom, 2 nd by Grayson BCWF report. BCWF looking for locations to host programs: Hunter 101 Becoming an Outdoors Women Core Examiner Training Session Brand New Fishing and Outdoor Conservation Go Wild Wild Kidz National Archery in Schools Program Burnaby Fish and Game Club officially ended. Petition to Defend the Heart of the Fraser BCWF Blockade protocol 2019 AGM May 8 11 in Ft. St. John Philip Konard Motion to accept report presented by Brian Williams forwarded by David 2 nd by Malcom Fishing Report by Dave Is there any interest in having an Ice fishing derby sometimes in Feb (Family Day?)?? What does our insurance cover regarding Ice Fishing, do we need to add coverage? Malcom to investigate. Motion to accept report presented by Dave forwarded by George 2 nd by Malcom No Rifle Report PR report by Grayson Current Facebook Stats o Total 109 members o 91 active members (post, comment, or react to posts) o 8 posts in the last 28 days o Most active day of the week is Tuesdays Town Hall Meeting with MP Cathy McLeod and MP Bob Zimmer is this weekend Saturday November 17 from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at the Cariboo Elders Building and Rec Centre at the Creekside Seniors Center 501 Cedar Ave, 100 Mile House BC. MP Bob Zimmer will be presenting on Bill C-71

3 NEW BUSINESS I move we purchase two door prizes for the AGM in January to improve attendance o I suggest two prizes, one to be drawn at the break and one at the end of the meeting o One prize shooting or hunting related and one related to fishing o A maximum of $ for prizes Motion to have door prizes for nest AGM meeting was forwarded by Grayson, 2 nd by Dave. Vote: was unanimous yes I move we get the word out about the AGM as soon as possible. To do this we need o A basic agenda o What director positions we are recruiting for Motion to have AGM agenda sent out and posted ASAP was forwarded by Brian 2 nd by Dave. Vote: was unanimous yes CQB Report by Grayson Current Stats o 4 Steady Attendees o 1 other occasional Attendees o 8 different people have Attended in total at different times CQB attendance has been variable over the summer and fall due to holidays and long weekends We have once again moved CQB to the indoor range due to weather so CQB is once again Sunday evenings from 7:00PM to 9:00PM o Limited to pistols of varied service calibers and.22lr or pistol caliber tactical rifles Several of the CQB members attended the work party to repair the Air Handling Unit roof at the indoor range. Thanks to Leo Regnier and Leo Vallencourt for their efforts along with the others from different indoor groups Indoor Range AGM next Thursday. NEW BUSINESS I move we allow users of the indoor range to pay a yearly fee instead of paying by usage? This is something the CQB group discussed and seemed to support. The option would still be there to pay by usage, but a member could pay an annual fee of $100 for one group or $200 per year to get access any day the club is at the indoor range. This may also improve attendance when people have pre-paid. o After group discussion, this motion was withdrawn.

4 Motion to accept both of Grayson s reports presented forwarded by David, 2 nd by Dave Treasurer s report Mary Mary not present therefore no report presented. Communications report by Brian Please read letter from David Morel, Assistant Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection Division, BC. This will need further discussion at next meeting. It will be posted on website as separate file. Club received an invoice for $ for range improvement. Motion forwarded by George to approve invoice, 2 nd by Grayson. Vote: passed Yearly membership dues will be increased by $25 starting for Anyone who volunteers at range (for club sanctioned events: open house, work/clean up crews, ) will receive a $25 discount on their yearly membership dues. Brian forwarded a motion to retroactively grant the $25 membership discount to all those who had already volunteered in 2018 sanctioned events, 2 nd by Malcom Vote: was unanimous approved. Malcom will develop list of those who had volunteered in Club to host 3 gun shoot in 2019, Grayson to lead this event. Club will need a work group to assist with updating range (location) signs. Other work groups may be required to insulate Trap club house? More discussion needed, we may need building permit? Next meeting is scheduled for Thursday Dec. 13 A motion to adjourn meeting by Brian, 2 nd by Malcom. Meeting ended at 9:00 PM

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February 2016 Newsletter The hope is that you are finding the winter weather sort of mild. It looks like the ice fishing and outdoor snow activities can begin. Even with the temperature in the low teens