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The Central Ohio Chapter SCI is more
than just a hunting club. We are very proud of our commitment to serve
our local, state, national and world community in the areas of
education,
conservation and preservation,
humanitarian aid and community service.
In this page we highlight some of our
recent accomplishments.
Central Ohio Chapter Donates to Evidence
Freezer
Tim McKelvey and I
had the pleasure of attending the Ohio Division of Wildlife Officers’
graduation ceremony on June 29th.
Thirteen people made it through the academy out of over 400 applicants;
a testament to these individuals’ dedication and commitment. Following
the ceremony, the Central Ohio Chapter of SCI was recognized for their
involvement in making the new evidence freezer a reality for the Ohio
Division of
Wildlife.
Pictured in the photo from left to right are: David Graham – Chief, OH
Division of Wildlife; Tim McKelvey – Secretary, SCI Central OH Chapter;
Mike Wehinger – Treasurer, SCI Central OH Chapter; Ken Fitz –
Supervisor, OH Division of Wildlife; Sean Logan – Director, OH
Department of Natural Resources; Dan Huss – District 1 Manager, OH
Division of Wildlife.
Thank you again to the OH Division of Wildlife for inviting us to attend
the graduation and thank you to all of our members of the SCI Central
Ohio Chapter for your support in making these types of donations
possible.
Mike Wehinger
Treasurer
Central Ohio Chapter Sponsors Two Youth Hunters...
Texas Apprentice Hunter Program -- Indianhead Ranch
JOEY CLEGG
writes...The trip to
Indianhead Ranch
in Del Rio, Texas, was a lot of
fun. It was also a great learning experience. We did a lot of shooting,
and we also learned many things which included how to use a GPS, and how
to age and score a deer. The highlight of my trip was harvesting this
black buck doe. I also learned about the many different kinds of
animals they had there. We would go on trips around the ranch looking at
the different animals there, which was cool because I had never seen
these species of animals before. We also went on a campout in the back
of the ranch, which was also a lot of fun. There was a spring you could
swim in, and also a cavern with Indian writing in it. They had Native
American researchers come and explain what the Indians were writing
about and how they make the paint they used. They also showed us how to
use an adladl, which is a wood piece you use to throw a spear. This
trip was a really fun experience. Even though I was having fun, I was
also learning a bunch of things, too.
Thank you Central Ohio
Chapter—SCI !
Joey Clegg
Joey with his Black Buck Doe
ERIC DELPRA
writes...My
name is Eric. I recently took a trip to
Indianhead Ranch
for a week in June.
Indianhead Ranch was a trip of a lifetime. The long plane rides were
dreadful, but the experience was worth it. The bungalows were very nice
as were the staff.
The views,
scenery, and experiences were amazing. Every day was filled with fun
activities and not a single day was boring. Learning new things at the
ranch was fun. I learned how to load, shoot and clean a gun. Of course,
we had to take a hunting course class and test at the end of the week,
but it was worth it. We went out on an early morning hunt for Fallow
deer. Within the first couple of hours I had my deer and was ready for
breakfast. Indianhead staff took care of my deer and shipped it back
home with me on the plane.
The adventure and
learning experience with all the staff and other kids that was there was
unforgettable. I
would really like to thank Central Ohio Chapter-SCI
for giving me the opportunity and
experience of a lifetime.
Eric Delpra
Eric's Chocolate Fallow Deer
Awards Presented at the November 15, 2006 General Membership Meeting:
Chapter President Mark Wehinger and the Central Ohio Chapter Board
members presented the Ohio Department of Natural Resources,
Division of Wildlife a Check for
$4,000 for a much needed new Evidence Freezer. Receiving the Check for
the Division of Wildlife were keynote speakers
Mr. Steve Gray & Ken Fitz.
(LEFT)
(RIGHT)
Central Oho Chapter once again donated to the
Central Crossing NJROTC Rifle Team
this year. They have won several National Air Rifle
Championships, and were given their awards at the General Membership
meeting by coach, Navy Captain Peter
MacKay to show their appreciation to our chapter for being their
sponsor. The awards were for recently winning at the Montgomery Bell
Shooting Tournament in Nashville, Tenn. Central Crossing took first
place, and set a new national team high score.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Entire Team!
Safari Care Bag
Donated by Central Ohio Chapter Members
to the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Otjiwarongo, Namibia, Africa
Teachers Carla Siegel &
Alison Baylis Deliver Medical Supplies to Namibia.
Dr. Laurie Marker ,executive director of
the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Otjiwarongo, Namibia, Africa & staff
accept the SCI Blue Bag with much needed medical supplies. Carla and
Alison also received awards at the November 15, 2006 General Membership
Meeting.
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