2013 ANNUAL MEETING
May 13, 6:30p, at the Staybridge Suites, 3009 S. Broadway. All members are welcome to attend. We will be welcoming new officers, as well as new board and associate board members that night. We will also discuss upcoming plans, events, and activities for our club involvement over the next year. Be sure to mark your calendars.
WANT EMAIL?
We are now offering email correspondence in place of our normal postal mailings. This will save the club some money and get the information to our club members faster. If you are interested, just click on Contact Us for Email and submit your information.
PHEASANTS IN ROOSEVELT ZOO
PFTF worked with Roosevelt Zoo last year to reconstruct the bird pen in the Petting Area. Starting this May, the public will be able to enjoy watching adult Rooster and Hen Pheasants in a controlled area.
MALLARD ISLAND
Our club donated money to the ND Game and Fish to purchase needed equipment to clear the heavy underbrush and groom the area on Mallard Island so pheasants and other upland birds have an area to nest and thrive.
TRIANGLE Y MEMBERSHIPS
Young children of PFTF members are eligible to attend the Triangle Y camps through a sponsorship program funded by PFTF. If you have a young family member interested in attending the Triangle Y camp this summer, please contact any board member.
PFTF LICENSE PLATES
Looking for a special license plate? Support your club by ordering a special PFTF organizational plates through ND DOT. We receive a rebate back from each license plate, with the money used to support the many programs your club is involved in.
SEEKING HABITAT
We continue to look for landowners interested in partnering with us for cost-sharing projects on habitat enhancement and/or club sponsored hunting areas. Interested parties should contact Mike Gietzen at 720-6476.
GEORGE MALAKATARIS - HONORARY PATRON
Check out the great article in the Minot Daily News on our friend and fellow
board member George Malakataris being inducted as an honorary patron to
the National Retriever Museum at the Bird Dog Hall of Fame in Grand
Junction,Tenn. George truly is one of the best and we're glad to see him
get well deserved recognition!
May 13, 6:30p, at the Staybridge Suites, 3009 S. Broadway. All members are welcome to attend. We will be welcoming new officers, as well as new board and associate board members that night. We will also discuss upcoming plans, events, and activities for our club involvement over the next year. Be sure to mark your calendars.
WANT EMAIL?
We are now offering email correspondence in place of our normal postal mailings. This will save the club some money and get the information to our club members faster. If you are interested, just click on Contact Us for Email and submit your information.
PHEASANTS IN ROOSEVELT ZOO
PFTF worked with Roosevelt Zoo last year to reconstruct the bird pen in the Petting Area. Starting this May, the public will be able to enjoy watching adult Rooster and Hen Pheasants in a controlled area.
MALLARD ISLAND
Our club donated money to the ND Game and Fish to purchase needed equipment to clear the heavy underbrush and groom the area on Mallard Island so pheasants and other upland birds have an area to nest and thrive.
TRIANGLE Y MEMBERSHIPS
Young children of PFTF members are eligible to attend the Triangle Y camps through a sponsorship program funded by PFTF. If you have a young family member interested in attending the Triangle Y camp this summer, please contact any board member.
PFTF LICENSE PLATES
Looking for a special license plate? Support your club by ordering a special PFTF organizational plates through ND DOT. We receive a rebate back from each license plate, with the money used to support the many programs your club is involved in.
SEEKING HABITAT
We continue to look for landowners interested in partnering with us for cost-sharing projects on habitat enhancement and/or club sponsored hunting areas. Interested parties should contact Mike Gietzen at 720-6476.
GEORGE MALAKATARIS - HONORARY PATRON
Check out the great article in the Minot Daily News on our friend and fellow
board member George Malakataris being inducted as an honorary patron to
the National Retriever Museum at the Bird Dog Hall of Fame in Grand
Junction,Tenn. George truly is one of the best and we're glad to see him
get well deserved recognition!
