May Gobbler

Bagged and tagged.

Say Hello to Mr. 50

Mike and his trusty SKB rocked the house on the first bank night by shooting two perfect rounds. Congrats and nice shooting MK!

The Local 505 was down a man on their first week of shooting. Shawn had a bad case of the crud and will be back next week. LtoR: Jeff, Mike, John and Alex.

2013 Practice 3

Not wind, cold or rain could keep the Local 505 from getting in their last practice rounds before the start of the season on May 7. The team shooting order is set and the targets are getting nervous. left to right: Jeff, Alex and Mike.

The Local 505 also warmed up the cards with a few hands of 500. 

— Note: more practice is needed —

The Severson's stopped by the clubhouse for a quick visit. Their baby boy will be visiting in the next few days as well. Good luck and best wishes Cale and Ashley.

2013 Practice 2

Jeff, Mike and John pulled the trigger 300 times on April 25, 2013 as they prepared for their first bank night on May 7. One more week of practice and then sh#t gets real.

Sit down and take a load off…

The club invested in four new 46" tables for the patio area. 

There are also two new 8' picnic tables for the upper trap range. A much needed upgrade.

2013 Practice No. 1

Jeff and John headed out to the club and fired the first UCB shots in 2013. The weather was nice and it felt great to send some lead down range. After shooting we shared a couple of cold "Buds" in memory of a friend. R.I.P. Jason.

Man Cave Munitions, LLC

Man Cave Munitions, LLC is up and running with both production and packaging lines in full operation. The manufacturing was delayed this year to a shortage of Remington 209 primers but thanks to Natchezss.com, Man Cave Munitions is once again pounding out lethal clay bustin' ammunitiom. The company is planning on debuting a new line of handicap ammo in the coming weeks. These rounds are currently being tested with their R&D department. 

Our Winter Wonderland

A beautiful Sunday morning drive into the Oregon Sportsman's Club.

Krull Boys Bag First Bucks

Both Will and Lane Krull bagged their first bucks and successfully stuffed the family freezer with venison in 2012. 

Will shot this "hog" buck with his Hoyt Rampage on October 27. He made an incredible quartering shot at 30 yards and earned a deer of a lifetime.

Lane and John spent the opening afternoon of gun season in the tree stand. Just as the sun was setting this eight-point buck stepped out and Lane earned his stripes as a Big Buck Hunter.

North Dakota 2012 - ROOSTER!

Mike and John had another safe and successful pheasant hunt in North Dakota this fall. We limited out before noon most days and saw hundreds of pheasants some days.

Gage "The Boondocks Bandit" successfully completed his fourth pheasant season. Gage is known in the grouse woods as the "workman" and he definitely lives up to that handle when hunting pheasants.

One our our favorite places is the Hague Cafe. The cafe is owned by the town and staffed by local housewives. They make a mean ham and cheese omelet and are known for their Thursday lunch special: chicken or sausage strudel. Be prepared for a long nap if you order it.

John adopted the neighbors farm dog "Gunner" and he helped bag our limits. Gunner is part lab and part jackrabbit.

Mike poses with some big ol' NoDak roosters after a good morning of shooting.

Hunting in North Dakota means at least two nights at the Quencher. Cold beer and a little David Allen Coe on the juke box. Yee hah.

Time seems to stand still while we're on our annual hunting trips. God bless America.