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Framing up the front of the new “multi-purpose room
Nicely finished floor inside

New backstops at 300 and 400 yard targets

Challenge targets at the 300 yard

Rifle Racks built by Doug and Larry – Aug 2018

NFA (Nat’l Firearms Act) Sunday hosted by Board Member Brad Coffey, Aug. 2018.

Club Director Brad Coffey takes aim on NFA Sunday

rifle shed with ADA parking

Pistol shed with ADA parking

Pistol range with ADA ramp and pathway

Safety Baffle Crew: Back: Brad Coffey, Dan Pensula, Rick Vaughn, Brad Rorem Front: Larry Haywood (VP), Randy Fischer, Bill Loder

Baffles designed to keep projectiles down on the target range

From shooting benches – No Blue Sky

From berm looking downrange toward 225 yd targets

2018 Banquet – Sold Out Crowd

New sliding doors on the pistol sheds

Pistol Range is now accessible

Steve Houle and crew move mud after cement truck sinks.

Finish work at the archery sheds

Newly installed sound muffling tiles inside rifle shed

Range Safety Officer, Doug Sargent, is installing a “cease fire” warning system for the rifle shed, Aug. 2017

Ed, Ward, and Mark moving sand

Mark, Steve, Larry, and Jim on Pistol range berm

New benches at shooting tables – June 2017

Lead Instructor Trevin Roletto describes use of a shotgun
Jerry, Dan, and WDFW Crew dealing with Milfoil at Lavender Lake prior to 2017 Kid’s Fishing Derby

Joe, Steve N, Steve R, and Mark at 2017 banquet

Chef Frank prepares a feast for the 2017 banquet
2017 Banquet/auction at the Putnam Centennial Center

The big catch of the day at Lavender Lake
WORK PARTIES ARE FUN, EVEN AT 7 DEGREES F.
MORE WORK PARTY FUN:

Bitterbrush planting crew, Sept 2016. Trying to reestablish deer habitat after the Taylor Bridge Fire.

Dick Wolf moving dirt
2015 Infamous Flare Gun Fire
Fishing Derby Fun

Past President Duane Fluent and Past Secretary Steve Tyler. Both gone but not forgotten.

(top) Secretary Cindy Rogers and Treasurer Rita Thurston ready for the banquet. (Bottom) The Essman and Cruse families ready to eat!.

Upper Kittitas County Fish & Wildlife Officer Corey Peterson addresses Hunter Education class at the range.

Club President and Hunter Ed Instructor Mark Bennett explains handgun safety.

New resident at the end of the rifle range.