If accepted, you will be invited to attend a member meeting to be voted in, and a range orientation going over safety and use of the range.The membership committee will contact you and review your application.Fill out your application form, provide the required documentation, and first year’s membership dues (pro-rated).NOTE: The above prorated dues include the $50 one-time initiation fee. *Dues for individuals joining in March include the next Apr-Mar membership year dues. The pro-rated dues for new members, based on when in our membership year they join, are below. Provides member benefits to the primary member (65+) as well spouse, domestic partner and includes any children aged 18-22 if they are a full-time student (documentation needed). Once you know what type of membership you would like, you can start the application process by contacting the membership secretary. You can read the Membership and Dues Policy linked in the menu on the right for further details. If you are on active duty and would like to join the club, please contact the membership secretary for more information.
XLINE SPORTSMAN CLUB FREE
Before coming to the range you’ll see if you will be the only one on the range.įor new members, there is a one-time $50 application and initiation fee.Īctive duty military are entitled to free membership. Members have access to the range cameras.Club house porch overlooking Exeter Reservoir.Access to 25, 50 and 100 yard range during shooting hours.22 caliber rimfire range during shooting hours This document will define the various types of membership such as Individual, Senior, Family, etc.Īnnual membership in the Exeter Sportsman’s Club comes with many benefits, including Please see Membership and Dues Policy in the New Member Resources box on the right side of this page. If you are joining any time during the year, the initial dues will be prorated.
XLINE SPORTSMAN CLUB FULL
All are welcome to attend.During this Covid 19 period member meetings will be held with distancing and face masks.Īlthough new members are accepted at any time during the membership year, a full year’s membership starts on April 1st and expires March 31st. The second meeting is dedicated to topics related to hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities and issues. Warsaw Sportsman's business meetings are on the 1st Wednesday of each month and another meeting is held on the 3rd Wednesday. Their dedicated and selfless volunteers work tirelessly to promote our outdoor heritage and keep our youth interested in the outdoor sports. While the club is small, the work they undertake is not. The classes are held at the club, and the club volunteers serve a free meal to everyone who attends each session. This was the first time a second class was needed to get all the interested youth trained. In 2009, they were surprised by the overwhelming interest in their Hunter Education Class they actually had to schedule a second class for November 21-22, 2009. Additionally, the club helps sponsor the Jefferson County Youth Field Days, and has been holding Hunter Education Classes for over 20 years. The Warsaw Township Sportsman's Association has been involved in trying to get youth interested in hunting and fishing for over 20 years. Like most others, the members of Warsaw recognize that interest in hunting and fishing are declining, so they are taking steps to recruit new members to our way of life. The club holds several turkey shoots in the spring and several more in the fall. Warsaw's members also help stock the stream and others in the area with buckets and floats. They've placed 55 gallon drums along a local trout stream for anglers to throw their trash in while fishing. They are involved in the Adopt-A-Highway program, and provide a free meal to volunteers following a highway clean-up. The club is currently involved in programs that will sustain the precious resources of the Commonwealth, and educate our youth about conservation.
In the 1970's, they were among the first in the state to use limestone to help neutralize the acidity of a local trout stream. Initially, the club focused on raising young pheasants to be released for local hunters. in Jefferson County, about half way between the towns of Brookville and Brockway. The Warsaw Sportsman's Association was founded in 1960 on Sulgar Rd.
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