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Madison County Fish and Game will start holding Card and Lucky X shoot’s starting in October and running through the end of November. The cost per shoot is $3 per chance, with 10 shooters per group. Madison County Fish and Game will supply the ammo. Rules will consist of standard card (closest to center) & Lucky X (Random star on back of card). Prizes awarded will be either, cash, turkeys, hams, or sausages.

Card shoots start at Noon and run until approx 3pm.

Visit our Calendar of Events page for complete Dates and times.

Sunday July 18, 2010 saw Madison County shooter Mike Maddux win big at this year’s Flag City Shoot. Mike broke 98 in Sunday’s program which was good for Handicap runner up and 1 yard of real-estate. Mike made a substantial wager before the shoot, so when he won the runner-up trophy, he took his five best buddies to Steve’s Steakhouse for a fabulous supper.

Congrats Mike! … and thanks for supper.

Madison County Fish and Game will be having a Burgers and Sweet Corn Cookout on Friday, August, 13th. Happy hour is from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. The cost is $5.00. This is a family event, so bring your loved ones.

Madison County Fish and Game will be holding the Club Championship, Saturday, September 25th, 2010 at 4:00 p.m. The cookout will start around 6:00 p.m.

Note: This year we are combining the Championship Shoot with the Member Shoot for the first time. Traditionally, we have provided a cookout for both events. This year we decided to have one big cookout and event.

We are planning to maybe grill balogna and onions (that’s bologna for some of you). After the cookout we will shoot reduced priced targets into the evening. Some events planned are The Jack Raub Specials, Buddy Shoots, and Mickey’s Special Doubles. Worry not, we will come up with some HARD targets.

Once again, remember to mark your calendars now for the Club Championship shoot on Saturday, September 25th, 2010.

Finally, bring plenty of shells and a big appetite.

With Best Regards,

Madison County Fish and Game

Five Madison County shooters won trophies at Jaquas two day 4th of July shoot. Saturday, Corey Clemans won Class C Doubles honors with a score of 184. Dwayne Maddux bested all Class A Doubles shooters with a score of 189. In the Handicap event, Tom Wilson won the Mid-Yardage award with a score of 95.

Sunday saw Mark Norman breaking 94 in the first handicap and 96 in the second handicap to win the 21 yard trophy and pick-up ½ yard of real estate. Kenny Berger took the Senior Vet trophy with a score of 98 in the event singles.

Congratulations to all!

The 124^th edition of the Ohio State shoot turned out to be a great time for all who attended. Over 415 trophies were awarded, along with various other prizes including the Blaser Trap Combo, EZ-Go Golf Cart with trailer and the Chevy Cobalt.  Three Madison County shooters etched their name in the record books for winning trophies at this year’s Ohio State Shoot.

Dwayne Maddux earned Class A Doubles Runner-up with a score of 97 in Event 10, Doubles Class Championship.

Tom Cecil earned Class AA Resident Runner-up with a score of 199 in Event 11, Ohio Singles Championship.

David Coverdale earned Resident Veteran Handicap Champion with a score of 95 in Event 13, Ohio Handicap Championship.


Congratulations to these shooters for a job well done!

This year’s rendition of the 2010 Directors Cup Championship turned out to be another highly contested match-up against some of Madison County Fish and Games best shooters. This year Tom Cecil prevailed by a narrow margin of 1 target over B. Willard.

Congratulations Tom, good shooting and good luck at this year’s Ohio State Shoot.

For complete scores, please visit our “Shoot Winners” page.

I would like to congratulate Kyle Ferguson of West Jefferson on being selected to receive the 2010 Annual Fish & Game Scholarship. Kyle played football and baseball for the Rough Riders. He earned several honors on and off the field while being in the top 20 academically. Kyle reflects the attitude of the Madison County Fish and Game Association in that he is always willing to give 100% to get the job done right.

Kyle plans on playing football at Urbana University while studying education. He hopes to someday make coaching a career. I’m sure he’ll make all of his players into winners, too.

Congratulations Kyle.

Sunday June 13 brought warm temperatures and muggy conditions for the Chesser Memorial. The competition Sunday was just as heated. It took one over time frame for Tom Cecil to outlast Dwayne Maddux by the narrow margin of 24 to 23.

Two huge six foot Subway subs and a full sheet cake were provided by Fred and Debbie Gilliam.

Madison County Fish and Game would like to thank everyone that attended and helped with making the 2010 Chesser Memorial shoot a great success.

For complete shoot results, please visit our “Shoot Winners” page.