BYRON SPORTSMEN & CONSERVATION CLUB
EMBRACING THE OUTDOORS, CONSERVATION & CAMARADERIE
Upcoming Events & Announcements
Upcoming BSCC All Member Meeting: Game Processing & Sausage Making Presentation
Every quarter, BSCC hosts an “All Member Meeting” featuring engaging presentations on the outdoors and outdoor sports. This November, we have something special planned that you won’t want to miss!
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Event Details:
Date: Thursday, November 21
Food Served: 6:30 - 7:00 PM
Presentation: 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Location: BSCC Clubhouse
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Featured Presentation by Jon Christensen:
Join us for an educational presentation on Game Processing: Field-to-Freezer & Making Sausage from Venison and Wild Game. This is an excellent opportunity to learn from BSCC member Jon Christensen, who has over 50 years of experience in the meat industry and 40 years dedicated to sausage making. Jon will share insights into everything from processing your harvest to creating delicious, homemade sausage.
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What’s on the Menu:
Enjoy a game-themed meal with grilled bratwurst (both wild game and classic options) and a variety of sides. We’ll kick things off with a sampling of cold processed meats paired with cheese and crackers.
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Cost:
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Members and their families eat free
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Non-members are welcome for $10 each
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About Jon Christensen:
With an impressive career in the meat industry and as the former meat department manager at Erdman’s County Market in Kasson, Jon brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience. Today, he continues his craft with 2nd Avenue Sausage Company, where he shares his expertise with businesses and enthusiasts alike.
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Special Raffle:
Jon will also showcase a sausage-making kit, which we’ll be raffling off to attendees—don’t miss your chance to take home some essential supplies!
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Have Questions?
Jon welcomes any questions you’d like answered during his presentation. Feel free to email him at jandlc@kmtel.com to let him know what you’d like to learn.
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Mark your calendars and come hungry for this exciting, hands-on presentation. We look forward to seeing you there!
Sporting Clays Season Wrap-Up
As the sporting clays season comes to a close, we’d like to thank everyone for making this year a fantastic one! It was a season filled with great shots, camaraderie, and memorable moments.
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We look forward to seeing everyone back on the range in 2025. Keep an eye on your inbox in the spring for updates and details about the upcoming season. Until then, thank you all for being part of this wonderful community. See you next year!
Help Us Improve Our Website!!!
Dear Members,
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We're excited to announce a new initiative to enhance your online experience with us. We're calling on all members to participate in our website improvement process by providing valuable feedback and suggestions.
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Why Your Input is Crucial
Your insights will directly contribute to making our website more user-friendly, informative, and engaging. By sharing your thoughts, you'll help us:
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Identify areas for improvement
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Understand your needs and preferences
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Prioritize updates and new features
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Ensure that our website serves you better
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How to Participate
We've streamlined the process to make it easy for you to contribute:
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Complete the Feedback Form: Click on the link below to access our feedback form. It's designed to be quick and straightforward, allowing you to share your thoughts efficiently.
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Submit Website Update Suggestions: If you have ideas for new content or updates to existing pages, please include them in the form.
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Share New Photos: Have great photos from recent events or activities? Use the form to submit them for potential inclusion on our website.
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Recent Events
Troop 231 in Action: Improving Our Scout Camp
September 9th, 2024
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This weekend, our local Troop 231 showed their commitment to environmental conservation at our Scout camp. Here's what they accomplished:
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Removed invasive buckthorn and unwanted brush
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Joe Hensel marked trees and brush for removal
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Bill Ollhoff operated the Kubota to haul and pile brush
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Scouts worked hard to improve the camp environment
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We're proud of our Scouts for their willingness to get their hands dirty and make a positive impact on our local ecosystem. Great job, Troop 231!