Activities will begin at 7:00 am.
More details will be posted as they become available.
Shooting events have limited "slots." You must register for the event you wish to shoot in at the Sportsman's Festival registration on the morning of the event. Once the available "slots" are filled, you will be listed as an alternate.
All events are Match Format: you will shoot once for score at the Festival. There will be no opportunity for practice on the day of the Festival.
Trophies and cash prizes will be given to shooting event winners (separate from the Big Drawing).
Shotgun events will be scored using Lewis Class Rules - Cash prizes for the top three overall scores.
The person who buys the ticket is the one who is eligible for the events and drawings. Please don’t "share" your ticket with someone else.
Bidding in the Silent Auction will begin at 4:00 pm at the clubhouse and will end promptly at 7:30 pm.
As an extra bonus, credit for one workday will be granted to the donor for any item donated that receives a winning final bid of $25 or more. This applies to all members, not just Bash ticket holders. So please arrange to donate an item.
Charitable donation receipts will be available to item donors at the auction.
A ticket holder can sign up for any or all of the events at no charge other than the price of your original ticket. Normally, a shooter would have to pay for clay targets, etc.
Awards and cash prizes will be given to event winners.
Each ticket holder gets free meals including breakfast and lunch.
Adult guest tickets for the dinner and auction will be available at a cost of $10.00. Children under age 16 eat for free.
Every ticket holder can participate in the Silent Auction.
Best of all, each $100 ticket holder is eligible for the Big Drawing for one of 16 cash prizes totaling $16,000.
You do not have to be present to win.
Ticket sales are limited to 400, so your chances are excellent! What a great day!
Additional tickets are available ($100 each) while they last from Jay Adams. Call 828-323-9100.
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The Catawba Valley Wildlife Club was founded by local sportsmen on March 8th, 1939 (as the Catawba County Rod and Gun Club) because of a recognized need for wildlife management, land and water conservation and a forum for local sportsmen.
We are an IRS Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization and are supportive of sportsmen and women of all races, creeds and nationalities.
We support and promote organizations such as scouts, schools, 4-H, churches, and like organizations that contribute to wildlife conservation, environmental efforts, and expose young people to positive sporting ethics and models of behavior.
